Should I sell my XYZ stocks at a loss? I bought 160 SQ stock (now XYZ) in 2021 for avg $230 a share. Brutal. In my TFSA (tax-free savings account). I’ve held and just can’t stand to see the $22,000 loss on my portfolio. It was a dumb move and I wasn’t paying attention. What would you do? Hold on and hope it goes up again? Sell and put it into VOO? Something else? What would you do? …

Paying taxes on stocks I work for a publicly traded company that is being sold to private equity and delisted from the stock exchange. I have shares I purchased and some were given as RSUs. When the sale closes all will be fully vested and turned into cash (I don’t know if I’m saying that right) but they said even if the RSUs weren’t going to vest until a later date t…

Are you taxed at all on stocks sold for a loss? I sold around $70,000 in stock last year to pay back irs but all were at a loss except maybe 200$ gained on one or two. When doing my stocks this year will I not owe money on the stocks I sold for a loss? submitted by /u/Smooth_Syrup_7032

Stocks from late 80s/ early 90s So I found out recently my grandmother bought me some stocks in Ford Motor Company and Citigroup when I was born in 1989. How do I even begin to figure out if there’s any value in them? My parents just took all the paperwork and threw it into a folder. I have the original stock certificates for each one. submitted by /u/ibleedukblue89 …

Are vested but unpurchased stocks mine? Hi, are vested but unpurchased stocks mine? I have some vested stocks but I can’t purchase until after leaving the company.I want to put my 2 weeks in but am afraid they will cancel me stocks options. Is that possible? submitted by /u/SolomonCrown

Take out loan using stocks as collateral? I have a large amount of $VOO I will basically never sell. Is there an easy way to take relatively small “

Mortgage or Stocks (CANADA) Hi! I M(24) recently purchased a condo in Hamilton, Ontario for $380,000 with a $240,000 mortgage. (I plan on living here for 3-5+ years- not post for rent) My plan is to live as frugally as possible, and try to save as much as the bank will allow me to lump sum (I think $10,000 annually). My thinking is to kill the mortgage as fast as humanly p…

Is 65% total world stocks, 15% US large cap stocks, 10% US mid caps stocks, and 10% US small cap stocks reasonable for my 401k? This can get really confusing what is the best decision. submitted by /u/windtrainexpress

First home and stocks strategies in UK Hi, the message is quite long and I don’t expect a full answer, but any help is appreciated, below I described my situation and strategies. A few metrics about me I can invest 20k yearly in the ISA with the current salary, probably another 7k in SIPP. (This could be interrupted by 1-2 years over a career of 35 years that I got left due to major…

Question about stocks without dividends From what I understand, if a company pays out dividends to its shareholders, then if the company is performing well, clearly people would want to purchase stock in the company, thus raising the price of its stock. Conversely, if it is not doing well, people would want to sell off their stock/not buy it in the first place, thus causing the price …

Tranfering stocks from deceased parent Hi. Hope someone out here on Reddit could tell me how to transfer stocks that my father left. Long story short, my father left me some stocks and said to grab the paperwork from his spouse when he passes. The spouse shredded the documents and refused to give me anything. I contacted Computershare who said they didn’t have anyone on file as the…