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  • in reply to: My portfolio #22812
    Jerome
    Keymaster

      Je vois que ça devient une tendance : épurer les grosses caps américaines et européennes et se concentrer sur des titres  moins en vue. Tout ça c’est très bien 🙂

      Je pense aussi que la marché commence à donner ses premiers signes de fébrilité. Il y aura sans doute encore quelques allers-retours, la tendance reste haussière, mais il vaut mieux couvrir ses arrières car on peut très bien avoir un gros et long marché baissier à l’horizon. Et pas seulement une petite baisse de 10%, qui n’a pas suffit évidemment à ramener les actions à des valorisations normales.

      Effectivement Postfinance et Swissquote (par lequel passe le 1er pour le trading) ne permettent pas d’achat sur le marché japonais. Et c’est le cas chez  beaucoup d’autres intermédiaires financiers suisses. Soit dit en passant c’est une honte… c’est la deuxième place boursière au monde !!! Tout le monde est encore effrayé par ce marché suite aux dérives du passé (années 90)… mais beaucoup d’eau a coulé sous les ponts depuis. Et les autres marchés ont aussi ramassé pour leur grade. Sans compter que les japonais sont des gens sérieux et travailleurs, avec une stabilité politique… tiens ça me rappelle un autre pays…

      On peut trader le marché japonais chez Interactive Brokers. Pas besoin de changer de crèmerie pour tous tes titres. Perso je garde IB pour le marché japonais et un peu de trading long/short. Pour les achats à long terme des autres titres suisses, européens et américains je passe via Postfinance. Franchement ça reste bon marché pour du long terme.

      in reply to: My portfolio #22811
      Jerome
      Keymaster

        test…

        pourtant si….

        in reply to: New reader #22698
        Jerome
        Keymaster

          Hello Michael

          We are always happy to see new faces around here.

          Welcome!

          in reply to: Dividend taxation #22522
          Jerome
          Keymaster

            Well, here you are taking some high-profile examples. I think that these people would hire a tax expert to optimize their taxation. And on the way to the paradise papers…

            in reply to: Dividend taxation #22514
            Jerome
            Keymaster

              We are very far from a tax haven in Switzerland. Nevertheless 45% of marginal rate seems enormous to me…

              in reply to: The math bump #22467
              Jerome
              Keymaster

                You calculated well 😉

                in reply to: Bitcoin #22466
                Jerome
                Keymaster

                  oops, so I don't understand anything, but then nothing at all about this thing!!!

                  in reply to: The math bump #22463
                  Jerome
                  Keymaster

                    Yes it's easy it's the CAGR or average annual growth rate in French

                    https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cagr.asp

                    A simple way to calculate it:

                    http://cagrcalculator.net

                    Personally, I prefer to use Excel:

                    Calculate a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR)

                    in reply to: Japanese Stock Dividend Tax #22390
                    Jerome
                    Keymaster

                      Ah the Dominican Republic… I have happily stayed there many times!

                      You have a really nice life apparently!

                      Good idea, I'll see what this show is...

                      Oh yes Roger… Too easy 😄

                      in reply to: Japanese Stock Dividend Tax #22388
                      Jerome
                      Keymaster

                        Now I'm shocked!

                        I see the scene: Revelly at Gruyère, doing a half-and-half and buying his Thai shares!

                        in reply to: Japanese Stock Dividend Tax #22386
                        Jerome
                        Keymaster

                          Which one? Vaudoise?

                          Who would have believed!

                          in reply to: Japanese Stock Dividend Tax #22381
                          Jerome
                          Keymaster

                            oh yes I forgot I also have CAD 😉

                            Your two Thai stocks look interesting. Which broker do you use? Impossible via my usual platforms, even Interactive Brokers.

                             

                            in reply to: Japanese Stock Dividend Tax #22378
                            Jerome
                            Keymaster

                              Thailand and Hong Kong are also volatile, both for the currency and for the stocks themselves, right?

                              Regarding the YEN, I don't really find it more volatile than the USD or the EUR, at least I'm talking about it in relation to the CHF. And the potential gain on the prices easily covers the moderate risk of the currency.

                              The important thing as always is to vary your basket of values / currencies. I have a good distribution between CHF, USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, a little NOK and a tiny bit of HKD.

                               

                              in reply to: Japanese Stock Dividend Tax #22376
                              Jerome
                              Keymaster

                                A priori it is 10% of withholding tax for Japan (non-refundable) + (in Switzerland) 25% of refundable Swiss tax.

                                To be confirmed in the next episode!

                                in reply to: Do you talk about your quest for financial independence around you? #22203
                                Jerome
                                Keymaster

                                  Mine isn't interested in it either.

                                  We are aliens!

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