in addition to the fees, you must not forget the tax. and then you must not make a mistake with your 12 trades.
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@Dividenden-Sammler Thank you for your answer!
Of course, the tax reduces the actual return once again - but in the example I was less concerned with the 60% as such, but rather with the mathematically significant difference between investing x€ once / long-term in a security or increasing the frequency of lower returns through short-term trading.
Of course, you have to achieve the 12 first and of course a certain percentage may not work out.
I am more interested in the fundamental differentiation of strategies.
Of course, the tax reduces the actual return once again - but in the example I was less concerned with the 60% as such, but rather with the mathematically significant difference between investing x€ once / long-term in a security or increasing the frequency of lower returns through short-term trading.
Of course, you have to achieve the 12 first and of course a certain percentage may not work out.
I am more interested in the fundamental differentiation of strategies.
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