How long do I have to hold a stock to be considered Long Term?

A Long stock position has to be held more than a one year period before a closing trade would be considered a Long Term profit gain or loss.  If you sold a long stock position that you owned for less than one year it would be considered a Short Term gain or loss.  Any Short stock position you hold is borrowed therefore it is always considered to be a Short Term Gain or Loss regardless of when it was opened and then closed.

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