Originally Posted by
DRaab
that’s the only place to do it. Option ETFs, while underperforming the market, have more otherwise taxable transactions.
but I wouldn’t do it until retirement when I needed the cash flow.
If one is doing that for tax purposes, I am seriously concerned for their financial acumen. Interactive Brokers has extremely low fees for example. My other trading account is with Ally. I have shorted there before (too tense for my taste, but have at it). Low fees/ no commissions.
Pay the tax. It's a first world problem, but using your 'retirement' account of tax avoidance is...
nevermind.