ir value through profit or loss is incorrect? Group of answer choices Unrealized holding gains and losses are reported in the profit or loss. They are held primarily to be sold in a short period of time. Gain on sale is the excess of net selling price over the previous fair value of securities sold. None of these. Any discount or premi

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