You only pay capital gains on profit. Therefore it doesn't matter what price you buy at, you will be square if you make a profit.
For example, you bought at $2.70 and sold at $5.00, then bought back in at $4.00 and price goes to $4.50, you made a bigger profit then holding the entire time and then selling at $4.50.
Does that make sense?
You only pay capital gains on profit. Therefore it doesn't...
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