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SPY's 8.82% early-2026 slide let IRA holders convert shares at a lower taxable value, sheltering the entire rebound inside a Roth permanently.
Filling the 22% bracket during a dip and paying conversion taxes from a taxable account moves every share into the Roth intact.
Since 2018, conversions cannot be undone, and large ones can trigger IRMAA surcharges or push long-term capital gains into a higher rate.
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If you have a traditional IRA or an old 401(k), the IRS runs a quiet sale every time the market dips. It is baked into how the tax code prices a Roth conversion: you pay ordinary income tax on the dollar value of what you move, on the day you move it. When your portfolio is down, that bill shrinks even though your share count does not.

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