Even so, there will be a certain amount of BCC that is locked up and unavailable on any market. For a time, there will be simply less BCC than BTC. BTC should remain suppressed while the question of the locked up BCC is resolved (either by tending to $0 or it becoming available to trade).
Given those assumptions, you might break even (or gain if you're particularly quick/smart) if you sell the BCC after the fork, but it would seem like you near guarantee a profit if you sell BTC before and buy back after. That profit is off the back off value locked up in BCC by users who didn't pull it out.
Given those assumptions, you might break even (or gain if you're particularly quick/smart) if you sell the BCC after the fork, but it would seem like you near guarantee a profit if you sell BTC before and buy back after. That profit is off the back off value locked up in BCC by users who didn't pull it out.