With TR or LSX, the liquidity of less traded stocks is simply low and therefore the spread is higher. If such a stock crashes (for whatever reason), you could also have problems finding a buyer quickly - there is sometimes very little demand on LSX.
Just looked: On Nasdaq you would have paid $0.01 spread/stock 😅
Find a broker where you can trade directly on the major exchanges, e.g. IBKR .
Just looked: On Nasdaq you would have paid $0.01 spread/stock 😅
Find a broker where you can trade directly on the major exchanges, e.g. IBKR .
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@BeachPlease I would also like to switch to IBKR, simply to keep the money outside Germany and for the purpose of possibly emigrating in the future. However, it's not so easy from a tax point of view, you can still enter the dividends etc. in your income tax, it's not a big problem. But the subject of advance lump sums is a science in itself.
Sure, it would be easier without ETFs, as there is no VP. But I'm more of an ETF person.
Sure, it would be easier without ETFs, as there is no VP. But I'm more of an ETF person.
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@ScorpionfromBW You can take a look at https://kapitaltax.de/de/beispiel-bericht, where the VP is taken into account.
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•@BeachPlease very helpful from you. Thank you very much. I'll have a read on the PC at the weekend.
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@BeachPlease great, 👍, thank you
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