OctoberBlu
The Heiress
When it comes to selling stocks and paying capital gains tax, can you be sure you'll get what your sale was valued at the time you sold it? For example, say your investment is worth $1M today and you sell it but the next day the value plummets to $500k. You're still getting that $1M minus the taxes right? I wanna make sure there's no trickery or learning holes that all the gurus fail to disclose that I might be missing.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you get whatever it's worth at the time you sell. That's why stock are risky.