If you own shares of stock in a privately held company, your options for selling the are limited. You can sell them back to the company, to an accredited investor, or on a private-securities market.

If you don't happen to have 10% of your portfolio sitting in cash, you may decide to sell some shares of another stock or exchange-traded fund (ETF) you own to free up some capital. There's likely ...

So what should investors do when stock gains evaporate or profits become losses? Here’s how to decide what to do when a stock ...

If you’re happy with the performance of your shares and want to take a profit, you’ll need to sell some or all of your holdings. To do this, log in to your investing platform, enter the ticker ...

Tax Implications of Selling REITs When selling REIT shares, you may encounter tax consequences based on how long you’ve held the shares and the type of income they generate. If you sell your ...

Short selling is when a trader borrows shares and sells them, hoping the price will fall after so they can buy them back for cheaper. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from ...

My recently deceased wife owned 508 Vodafone shares. Now after grant of probate, I wish to sell them. However, I am at a loss to calculate the capital gains tax (CGT) position (It probably ...