Investors buy stocks,
sometimes hold them for a long time and often end up with large deferred capital gains in taxable non-registered accounts.
Not exact matches
Sometimes after
holding her while she cried
for a
long time, I would bend my knees a couple of
times to make a little bounce, and she would almost immediately start to quiet.
And
sometimes I
hold out
for a
long time before I add it to my closet.
«It also depends on the
holding period, because if we have a capital gain, but we still plan on
holding that security
for a
long time,
sometimes it's better to pay a little bit of tax early, so we never pay tax on it again.»
Day traders are in and out many
times a day, whereas a Swing or Core trader will
hold their positions
for much
longer periods of
time,
sometimes even years, similar to the average fundamental based
long term investor.
Of course, we must acknowledge the gap between a company's share price and its intrinsic value can
sometimes be a
long & difficult journey... But in terms of a key event / catalyst, this Sunday
Times story (from March) is critical: «Tom Roche, the largest shareholder in NTR, has wrested back control of his 38 % stake in the investment firm after a receiver was appointed to the company that
holds the stock... It is understood Roche had been seeking a substantial discount on the borrowings guaranteed by shares in NTR... Roche, who is the chairman of NTR, won a last - minute reprieve by writing a cheque
for the full amount of the loans last Monday».
Unfortunately everyone here at Planet3.0 HQ has day jobs (also
sometimes we take some
time off) comments that are
held up
for moderation will
sometimes stay that way
for a little
longer than normal.