For minimal tax consequences, when your stock increases in value it should be held for
A) four months or longer.
B) over a year.
C) under a year.
D) five years or longer.

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Holding a stock for over a year typically qualifies the gains for long-term capital gains tax rates, which are generally lower than short-term capital gains tax rates applied to assets held for less than a year.

For Minimal Tax Consequences, When Your Stock Increases in Value