Question Why is Jeff Bezos (and others) selling so much stock?

Martin Everson said:

Ok I think we found the real answer now and I think your right. They all probably got tipped off about the below and are not taking the risk of a 2025 Biden budget proposal with a 44.6% federal long term capital gains tax rate up from 20% . The capital gains bracket these rich guys are in they were wise to have sold now.

https://www.atr.org/biden-calls-for...capital-gains-tax-since-its-creation-in-1922/

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All his "tax the super rich" proposals never passed since he took office. This one will (again) never pass

jafo said:

I am NOT investing in "most" stocks or crypto now, as I feel the prices of most of them are too high. Now, if anything drops by 30%, I'm in like Flynn. I have buy-limit orders on every broker I have.

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no price is ever too high or too low, the right price is the one buyers are willing to pay. Don’t even try value investing, nobody is smarter than the market (unless you have some insider info).

There are some rumors about "disruptive" which is coming based on canadian government reporting and to prepare or the new airbnb policy called the "disruptive policy" which starts from 06.06.24 (6,6,6 (2+4) )
So many people stepping back including Schwab

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