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Net long term captial gain of $(-5,600+7,840+1,960) $4200
Short term capital loss of $ (15,680)
Net short term capital loss of $ (15680)+4200 = $ (11,480)
As mentioned by IRS Long term capital gains can be used to set off any short term capital losses
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