Row 7628

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I have no idea how else to phrase this question but let me try to explain because I'm still VERY new to the world of investing.

Say I have 1 million USD spread over individual stocks. If I want to actually "use" that money, I'd have to sell, right? Then take all the sweet gains (after handling tax implications of course).

Now obviously I'm not gonna sell ALL stocks right away, but I'll sell some in order have some take home money.

Now the issue I see here is that I have less money in the market, which means my potential for growth is now less right? I own less individual stocks now and from what I see I'll have to sell more of my stocks in order to access the money? But then by this logic, eventually I'll keep selling to recieve the gains and have no more money in the market once once my I own nothing in the market...and then what?

Can someone help me understand the missing piece here? I was under the assumption that in a perfect world, you would always have money in the market that you can pull from but the gains you get is greater than the amount that you're pulling.

I know I'm generalizing so much but could someone help me understand this situation?

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text I have no idea how else to phrase this question but let me try to explain because I'm still VERY new to the world of investing. Say I have 1 million USD spread over individual stocks. If I want to actually "use" that money, I'd have to sell, right? Then take all the sweet gains (after handling tax implications of course). Now obviously I'm not gonna sell ALL stocks right away, but I'll sell some in order have some take home money. Now the issue I see here is that I have less money in the ma…
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