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Afroboy, it is possible to transfer shares to a self managed superannuation fund at market value and then have any subsequent capital gains taxed at 15%.If you were going to consider this you would have to act now as if mae goes up you will miss the opportunity.But every thing we do has advantages and disadvantages thus it is important to go and see a good accountant to ensure that any decision made is the correct one for you depending on your own personal position.You need to take into account issues such as how long you have owned the shares already,what are the tax implications of transferring the shares into the super fund and do you need access to the funds personally as once in the super fund you cannot get them out until aged 60 etc.Only you and your accountant can sort these issues out as no one else will be aware of the issues affecting your own situation.Good luck !