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🔥 Imagine This: You Invest $50,000 in Shares, They Rise to $70,000, and You Get Taxed on Gains 🔥🔥🔥
Picture this: You invest $50,000 in shares, and they soar to $70,000—a solid $20,000 gain. But here’s the twist: under Kamala Harris’ proposed 25% tax, you’d owe taxes on that $20,000 gain—even if you haven’t sold a single share yet.
💣 Now, imagine paying taxes on that phantom $20,000 gain, only for the market to crash, and your shares drop to $45,000. You’ve been taxed on profits you never actually saw, and now your portfolio’s worth less than your initial investment.
What’s the fallout? Investors could face a wave of forced sell-offs to cover taxes they can’t afford, potentially triggering a stock market freefall. The ripple effects could erode confidence in the financial system, echoing past market collapses.
Are aggressive tax policies like this setting the stage for a new economic crisis? Could this spark the next financial meltdown? 🔴
The stakes are high. What do you think—are we on the brink of disaster? 🚨 Share your thoughts below!
