Rick purchased 100 shares of XYZ stock on April 4, Year 4, for $8,600. He bought...

  

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Rick purchased 100 shares of XYZ stock on April 4, Year 4, for $8,600. He bought another 50 shares on February 8, Year 5, for $3,200. He then sold 50 shares of the original 100 shares of XYZ on March 1, Year 5, for $3,000. How much loss will Rick recognize in Year 5? Rick purchased 100 shares of XYZ stock on April 4, Year 4, for $8,600. He sold 50 shares on February 8, Year 5, for $3,000. He then bought another 50 shares of XYZ on March 1, Year 5, for $3,200. How much loss will Rick recognize in Year 5? Rick purchased 100 shares of XYZ stock on April 4, Year 4, for $8,600. He bought another 50 shares on February 8, Year 5, for $3,200. He then sold 50 shares of the original 100 shares of XYZ on March 1, Year 5, for $3,000. How much loss will Rick recognize in Year 5? Rick purchased 100 shares of XYZ stock on April 4, Year 4, for $8,600. He sold 50 shares on February 8, Year 5, for $3,000. He then bought another 50 shares of XYZ on March 1, Year 5, for $3,200. How much loss will Rick recognize in Year 5?