Wow, you know nothing about finance.
Just looking at the first one. Increasing directly on taxes on stocks doesn't reduce their value. You seriously just said that. I mean wow. So income taxes don't reduce the value of your salary. You're so stupid it's funny.
No wonder you called yourself Winston when you're on the side of big government
Can you pay attention. I listed six things, I asked you to determine which of them actually affected the value of a stock. You didn't even read the first one right. Biden announces PLANS. Actually the first one was a very simple example of exactly what your discussion concerned. The price of stocks would probably fall, but the value of the stocks would not change, if plans for a tax increase were ANNOUNCED.
And then your rant reveals your ignorance concerning finance, especially when it comes to stock valuation. In fact, it is kind of like the paycheck thing you were talking about. When you apply to a job, or for a promotion, does the company describe the pay in after tax dollars? Do they pay a single person more than a married person in order to keep the take home pay equal? If pay was expressed in after tax dollars what would that imply about equal pay for equal work? Pay is the "value" of the work, and taxes vary from person to person.
The same holds true for stocks. Rather it is the dividend discount model or comparable company analysis, the capital gains rate never even fits into the equations or analysis. The "value" of the stock is independent of the tax placed on the gains when sold. The price could be affected, but not the value.
I use the discounted cash flow model, and supplement it with comparable company analysis. Both the DCF and the DDM incorporate an important number, with that hint I now ask you to point to the one item out of the six I listed that actually affects the value of a stock.
I mean this is some really basic stuff, like BUSI 102 level. But you have already revealed that you have absolutely zero financial education. You might be able to balance a checkbook, but that is about the extent of your financial expertise.
Hell, I will help you out. Only one of the six things listed would actually change the value of stocks.
You're just playing games. You said you could list a page full of current events that changed stock prices that didn't affect value. Now you give a list and say you aren't saying which affect what.
You've shown you know zero about stocks. I read your first one and it was totally stupid. As for your comment on that one, it was binary. Biden announcing plans to increase capital gains tax or raising them would both affect stock prices. Sure, it would be more impact if it was actually passed, but as a binary question, both would impact stocks, and rightly so as both would reduce the value of shares