But they could still sell and decrease their taxable income for the amount lost, meaning they will effectively always have about 37% of the value no matter how low the stock falls.
And if they turned around and performed a stock buyback when its low then if ever the “revolutionaries” fail that quarter or fall out of popularity then the shareholders could be looking at incredible profits.
This is a political problem that can only be solved by engaging in politics.
So you’re saying as long as it happens once a quarter or so, the stocks will remain too low to sell…
But they could still sell and decrease their taxable income for the amount lost, meaning they will effectively always have about 37% of the value no matter how low the stock falls.
And if they turned around and performed a stock buyback when its low then if ever the “revolutionaries” fail that quarter or fall out of popularity then the shareholders could be looking at incredible profits.
This is a political problem that can only be solved by engaging in politics.