A stripper rule is a financial guideline used to isolate a single asset from a diversified portfolio for liquidation. It identifies which holding to sell first, covering only that position, rather than stripping assets from all accounts. This benefits investors and fund managers seeking to preserve core investments while raising targeted capital, minimizing tax implications and maintaining overall strategy integrity.
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