Locked in
Investors are said to be ‘locked in’ when they have made a profit on a security they own but choose not to (or are forced not to) sell because their profit would immediately become subject to the capital gains tax.
Investors are said to be ‘locked in’ when they have made a profit on a security they own but choose not to (or are forced not to) sell because their profit would immediately become subject to the capital gains tax.