I'm 53 with $3.7 million in a single stock gain - should I sell now and face an $800k tax bill or spread out the sales?
Briefly

The article emphasizes the dangers of holding a large investment in a single stock, using the example of a Reddit user with a $3.7 million position. It warns that this concentration of wealth could lead to significant losses if the stock declines. It advises strategic unloading of shares over time to mitigate taxes. The piece highlights the importance of diversification and suggests consulting with advisors for retirement planning to ensure a secure financial future.
It's rarely a good idea to have a $3.7 million position in a single stock. If things go south, that value could drop substantially.
If you need to unload shares, you may want to do so over time to minimize your tax hit.
Read at 24/7 Wall St.
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