If you share management's enthusiasm, average down Here's a different opportunity to increase your profit potential. Paying fewer taxes is the same as getting a higher share price. I am familiar with U.S. tax laws, not Canada. I recommend shareholders convert taxable accounts into IRAs, and convert traditional IRAs into Roth IRAs. Shifting shares to an IRA might reduce current taxes. A Roth conversion is a taxable event, but in the U.S. you have until April 15th to pay taxes. Real optomists might bet that they can sell a few shares at higher prices in April to pay tax. I'm offsetting some tax by donating an old Toyota to charity. Of course your experience could differ, so consult an expert. Is it difficult? Took 5 minutes on-line at Chas. Schwab.