I just read Physical Silver and then saw the amount and thought about how big the trailer was that you took to the precious metal dealer of your choice ....🙃 Congratulations 👍🚀
@ichmussweg Congratulations! But the ETC is tax-free after one year. Unfortunately, Scalable collected the tax directly from me, which may be due to the custody account transfer. Perhaps they will correct this when I submit the purchase receipts, otherwise via the tax return.
@BigMo Where did you get the information from? In the past, I spent a long time looking into the subject and came to the conclusion that this ETC is not tax-free.
@ichmussweg 🤔 You're probably right about that... I once read about a case where the tax was refunded precisely at $PHAG because the ETC was classified under § 23 EStG.
Now I've annoyed Scalable with an email anyway 😅 Stupid thing to do... but at least that makes it easy!
Unfortunately, I only have it physically and I think that was a mistake. I've now had a look at what you get when you sell gold and silver. The difference between buying and selling is really outrageous. You are literally forced to hold it
@Tobi60 On Gold.de, the selling price of an ounce of silver is 35% above spot and the buying price is 5% above spot. Completely normal given the current demand. In addition, the selling price includes tax. I would only sell physical holdings in an absolute emergency or for retirement.
@ichmussweg No. I think that after the multi-decade breakout we will no longer fall below this ~$50 mark and will consolidate in this area at the latest. In addition, DXY is currently undergoing a technical countermovement, where it remains to be seen whether a long-term downtrend (bullish for silver and co.) will be broken.
@BigMo You have your portfolio open. öIf you say you have trimmed 25% of your silver position, that means your portfolio is worth around €3.5 million. Or have I failed the rule of three?
@ichmussweg Yesterday 3.1, today only 2.95. 😐 The $PHAG sell point was good. For the remaining gold/silver and mining positions, however, I am now waiting for the countermovement/confirmation of a trend break. I was aware that exit timing would be difficult here.
@AxoWallStreet I like dividends, but don't want to base my strategy entirely on them. For retirement, it's also no problem to trade once a year according to a dynamic withdrawal rule and sell shares/ETF units. But I'm still working for a few more years 😄