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When you buy stock from a company, know that you likely will need to hold said stock for about a week or possibly even longer. Buying a majority of a company, then immediately turning around and selling it will get you in trouble.
In real life, there are rules to avoid being considered "an active day trader". In this game, the closest equivalent is to hold the shares for a set period of time. The more shares, the longer you need to wait it seems.
Also another factoid about real life trading, I believe if you own ~5% or more of the total shares of a company, you need to submit a form to the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) saying that you're planning to sell a major position, and you'll be doing so starting in a week or two in the future. This is for transparency, helps fight against insider trading I believe.
Investopedia Video: Earnings Per Share Explained (EPS)
Link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGmNahd9Ne0