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minus-square@ArbiterXerolink11•4 months agoIt’s actually higher in many scenarios. What needs to be taxed like income is loans against the stocks
minus-squareFlying Squidlink6•4 months agoOr a simple .01 cent financial transaction tax. Absolutely no effect on the average person, a huge way to raise revenue from bankers and stock traders.
minus-square@ArbiterXerolink1•4 months agoAgreed, or just a minimum amount of time that stocks can be owned to kill the high-frequency traders.
minus-squareLizlinkfedilinkEnglish1•4 months agoOh yeah that’s right. I forgot about Buy, Borrow, Die. I agree, though I’d have to do something thinking about the exact right way to implement a tax on that kind of behavior.
minus-square@Illuminostrolink-2•4 months agoTax idle stock while you’re at it. 1% per share, per current price, per quarter.
It’s actually higher in many scenarios.
What needs to be taxed like income is loans against the stocks
Or a simple .01 cent financial transaction tax. Absolutely no effect on the average person, a huge way to raise revenue from bankers and stock traders.
Agreed, or just a minimum amount of time that stocks can be owned to kill the high-frequency traders.
Oh yeah that’s right. I forgot about Buy, Borrow, Die.
I agree, though I’d have to do something thinking about the exact right way to implement a tax on that kind of behavior.
Tax idle stock while you’re at it. 1% per share, per current price, per quarter.