to be fair, nike shares have split a few times (last split i can remember was back in like 2016) and they also pay dividends every quarter. so for it to go from $130 then split to $60/share (doubling your number of shares and then climbing back up to $100/share) is still a pretty good...
That depends on your tax situation. Long term capital gains (stocks held for over a year) are taxed at 0%, 15%, or 20% (based on your tax bracket) and short term gains are taxed at your ordinary income tax bracket.
I’m using theoretical arguments because my argument applies to any situation. Your argument simply applies to this because of what actually happened. If game royals had tanked, we wouldn’t be having this argument. Crimson tints can be had for under retail on stockx. If someone sold those for...
People cut their losses by selling for under retail all the time. My argument is he sold them for what they’re worth at the time of the sale and that’s not exactly “hooking” someone up.
Let’s take your retail argument:
If I sell you a random pair of vapormaxes for retail and you can get them at...
My point is after game royals dropped, the market price was around retail. If I sell you a pair of TS1 highs for $2k today and they shoot up to $3k next year, did I hook you up? No I sold it to you for what they were worth at the time.
@lobotomybeats prayers to you and your family man. i joke about life insurance all the time whenever i do stupid sht but i cannot imagine what you must be going through. i kid you not, i legit shed tears reading your posts.
you're a lot stronger than you know man.
lmao what? you gotta line up for 2-3 hours before a store opens to be a sneakerhead? its the 21st century bro. thats like me asking "if you've never used a crossbow in battle, are you really a soldier?"
I have an old bypass link with a $160 jacket but it’s not refreshing. If I complete order with just the clays, will I still get charged for the jacket?