Home Forum Dividends & stock market QUESTION TO JEROME (CONTINUED)

Viewing 2 posts - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #16479

    In summary, you who have the skills to analyze a company and especially given that capital gains are not taxable in Switzerland, why, you who know perfectly how to manage your emotions, not invest in companies that do not distribute or very few dividends, with more potential and resell them when you judge them to be overvalued?

    #17192
    Jerome
    Keymaster

      in truth I especially like companies that distribute an average dividend… not too much (because it is not sustainable and because of the tax) and still a little, to have income
      the best is a distribution ratio between 30 and 60%
      I don't like buying/selling for capital gains because it's too much work :)
      and then the courses, it's still very often linked to the collective hysteria of the moment, a little too volatile for my taste, unlike dividends
      I also prefer to keep the companies to increase my return on purchase cost
      on the other hand I am still thinking about a slightly different approach, a 5th strategy, which would not rely on dividends at all! and which would not require too much work either once it is in place 🙂
      news in a few weeks or months, because it will take me a bit of work to develop this idea

    Viewing 2 posts - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
    • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.