Dr. Dolly: My question pertains to tax loss harvesting. I recently stumbled across a post you made back in 2017 about the asset allocation of your portfolio. It seems to me, at least conceptually, that there could be more opportunity for tax loss harvesting if a larger number of different positions are held. For example, if an investor owned 10 taxable positions instead of four, would it create more frequent tax loss harvesting events? Do you actually only hold four different stock funds in your taxable portfolio? If so, do you feel it limits your ability to tax loss harvest?

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