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The price is higher now, but I see it as a positive thing in the long term - every now and then a savings plan will balance it out again 😌

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Could go really south again if Trump gets out his tariff whip.
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@Angstundbange could be 😄 but it's good that the man is only there for four years who knows what might happen after that
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I also have both shares in my portfolio, very strong.
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I recently took some profits because, firstly, I don't see much upside potential there and, secondly, I was annoyed by the tax problems.
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@Solitair yes with the taxes that is really such an issue😄 it sucks but I wanted to have this one share anyway too much America in it and the share is also interesting for me because I am in France a lot and then you can visit certain castles and wineries
Can't you fill out a form in France that is valid for the next five years as far as withholding tax is concerned?
I've heard that there is such a thing.
Yes, it could be stressful, but then you have five years peace of mind if everything works out 😂
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@Coyote980 Yes, you can, but first you need a certificate of residence from your tax office. Then the French will probably take a relatively long time to process it. Alternatively, you can have this done by some banks, e.g. DKB, but it costs another €30 a year as far as I know. For me, that's too much effort for someone with only average performance. There are other alternatives where you don't have this stress. But I only had eight shares with them.
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@Solitair I almost knew about the stress, same with Italy 😀
@Coyote980 Switzerland is probably the best in terms of processing and speed of processing
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@Solitair Norway and Austria should also be easy. You'll see Norway within a few weeks.
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If it weren't for this annoying tax problem, I would have gone in long ago.
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@Timurkeser yes, there are already a few euros going down the drain, which is a shame
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