Share Trading

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Am I right in thinking that if you buy shares in another company at say $6.0 then if you want to sell them off there is a penalty and you only receive 70/80% of the value you paid?  Sure if the share price goes up you can benefit over time, but I am not sure the logic of being penalised like that?  It would be good if you can more actively trade shares in other companies. 

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Reply #1 from Stardock Forums Top

You probably don't get shown market value, because the value goes up when you purchase.  If it wasn't adjusted down before sale, you could keep alternating between buy and sell repeatedly to make money.