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@SivoInvest21 but buying is only possible in the ADR variant.

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Bullnbear@Bullnbear

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@DividendCop This is not correct. However, Nestle is not accessible via the search, you have to enter the Swiss ISIN.

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@SivoInvest21 interesting, I didn't even know that😄

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@SivoInvest21 Do you have the ISIN at hand?

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@DividendCop it does not work for me

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Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

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@cashwithhead can agree with you. It doesn't find the share for me either (I would have been surprised) despite searching with CH-ISIN. TR only spits out derivatives as a search result.

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Bullnbear@Bullnbear

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@Dividenden-Sammler Search via an ETF such as $GGRP, where Nestle is highly weighted, then it works, I can't find it via the normal search either.

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HorseWithNoName 🐴@Plossi

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They have been listed for some time but are not tradable...only the ADR 🐴

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@Plossi wait and see, they have also been tradable at Finanzen Zero since October and both brokers operate via Baader Bank.

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@Der_Dividenden_Monteur What does one have to do with the other? Zero has a cooperation with UBS

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@cashwithhead Via OTC trading with our partner bank, Baader Bank, we offer fee-free trading in over 170 Swiss equities. We offer fee-free trading of over 170 Swiss equities via OTC trading with our partner bank, Baader Bank. Only standard market spreads apply.

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Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

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@Der_Dividenden_Monteur What is a normal market spread for shares that cannot be traded on any stock exchange in the EU?

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@Dividenden-Sammler I can answer that on Tuesday, when I can look it up on Finance Zero.
And why not on any stock exchange? They are only traded in Zurich, which doesn't have too much of an impact on liquidity 😅

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@Der_Dividenden_Monteur with the neobrokers that exist, the shares are missing out on millions of potential shareholders

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Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

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@Der_Dividenden_Monteur The shares can only really be traded in Zurich on their home exchange because Switzerland and the EU were unable to reach an agreement and these shares can therefore no longer be traded within the EU and are therefore difficult to obtain via a broker. You just need one where you can trade directly on the Zurich stock exchange (there probably won't be many) and on foreign stock exchanges it is usually more expensive than on German stock exchanges, if this is offered. So I can't imagine that you'll get the same spread with over-the-counter trading as you would on the stock exchange in Zurich - I don't know.

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@Dividenden-Sammler as I said, Tuesday I can attach a screenshot of the spread here

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@Der_Dividenden_Monteur the spread will not be large

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@Dividenden-Sammler As promised, picture of Zero is attached, with Nestlé.

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Sparfuchs@Reinecke

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Zero also works. Currently at 104.75.

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@KleinviehmachtMist because it's been a while 👍 I think since October

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Nico@itZNico

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When is this coming (link)? What about withholding taxes? Are they offset/exempt? Or is it still better to go with DKB with withholding tax exemption if you invest in Swiss shares with dividends?

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@Til_S97 jo at unnecessarily high costs 🤡

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@Til_S97 What do you recommend? Can your recommendations keep up with the cost calculations of the neobrokers?

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