Lets say you invested so much into a stock eg. $100K.
Lets say within a few days you made huge gain, say 50%.
Lets say you want to take your money out, so sell about 100K, and leave remaining 50K for the next year.
Do you then get taxed immediately this year on the 100K you took out ??? ie. Capital Gain of about 33K
Is there a way to defer it or something?
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