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Originally Posted by Baa_Baa
That means for a momentum trader, and there are a few very clever ones here, or any trader with intent to sell into a higher share price, one needs to beat their market buy price by 33% + fees, just to break even. That's a high bar to achieve and I think that very few take into account ....
You lost me completely!
If you are a trader, you pay tax on 33% of any gains (sell price less buy price).
Where did you get your buy price + 33% of the buy price as a break even point?
To illustrate :
Buy price - $3.00
Sell price - $$4.00
Gain - $1.00
Tax @ 33% = 33c
Net gain = 67c
What you are saying though is this and is entirely illogical :
Buy price - $3.00 and you are saying that share price must increase by 33% to $4.00 or $1.00 to break even?
Last edited by Balance; 21-04-2020 at 09:40 PM.
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