Any tax/accountant people out there who can explain this?
I've read all those that have sold at the highs and if there's not an announcement that will make our sp fly off again, will buy back up if the sp drops.
So what if they haven't owned their shares for a year.
So let's say they
sold 10,000@$1.80=$18,000
tax 30% - $5,400
=$12,600
then buy back
10,000@$1.26=$12,600
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