If the cap gains rate is 39.6% and the max short-term rate sticks to 37% (maybe that's the next phase), you would want to bail on your investments at 11.9 months and move them to another stock. Otherwise you're just throwing away 2.6%
2.6% is chump change when it comes to such investments. But I assume that the short-term rate will be either equalized or made higher than that still.
It's always the same. The stock market can go up or down 2.6% in a single day. Pretty standard volatility. I think only a fool would buy or sell for 2.6% gain or loss.
2.6% is chump change when it comes to such investments. But I assume that the short-term rate will be either equalized or made higher than that still.
It's always the same. The stock market can go up or down 2.6% in a single day. Pretty standard volatility. I think only a fool would buy or sell for 2.6% gain or loss.
Wealthy people don't stay wealthy because they throw away money when they don't have to.