How do you treat unrealised profits?

Unrealized profits, which represent gains on investments that have not yet been sold, are typically not recognized in financial statements until the asset is sold. For accounting purposes, they may be reflected in the "Other Comprehensive Income" section of equity, depending on the accounting standards applied (e.g., IFRS or GAAP). It's important to monitor these unrealized gains, as they can affect the overall valuation of a portfolio, but they do not impact income until realized. Regular assessments can help in making informed decisions about potential sales or holding strategies.