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Hi, I would be interested in your thoughts on $RIO (-0.93%) after the setback and the rather severe reclassifications by various banks. Long-term opportunity or further price losses ahead?

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Can definitely still correlate somewhat downward. But in the long term, when the economy recovers, for me a clear buy. The hunger for raw materials will not stop.
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So I am also invested and would buy in a further setback. Today, after the dividend payment, I also considered adding, but I'll wait until next week.
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At about $60 and $50, two price gaps are still waiting to be closed. If, then I would set buy limits in two tranches at these marks.
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For me personally no investment, because very uncertain terrain. If so, then wait.
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I am still waiting for next Monday in the hope of a setback to €56. However, I buy the British share to avoid the withholding tax.
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You linked Rio Ltd, I would buy Rio PLC....
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There is NO withholding tax on both versions. In the home country there is an advance tax, with us the dividend is net. With PLC there is a higher dividend payment by about 10 cents. This has nothing to do with the withholding tax but with the exchange rate of BritPfund and Austr. dollar. Since I have both shares: PLC I would not recommend.

I bought both versions for the same amount on a test basis. Current yield Ltd. -2.3% PLC - 11.3% Semivolatility is approx. 25% for both. With Ltd I am nevertheless in the plus because the dividends overtake the low price losses. As soon as possible I will sell PLC and invest in Ltd. Greetings, Alex
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Do you take price gains here or do you just hold "forever" just to collect dividends? I have zb sold and taken price gains when the price was significantly higher stand! Will soon buy 1 tranche!
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