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If I buy one share when my stock falls will all my previous bought shares equal that price - or does each share equal the price you bought it?
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∙ 11y ago
A share is worth whatever the market price is. The starting value for measuring gains is the price each individual share was purchased for. Any other method would allow the investor to manipulate the starting price and avoid paying taxes.
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