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  • November 10, 2013 at 7:56 p.m. #16401
    Pat Jac

      Good,

      A withholding tax of 35%, a marginal rate of 30% (in France) and a CSG of 15.5%, in other words when Novartis pays me 3CHF in dividends, I will only have one left...

      Enough to be disgusted.

      An idea comes to mind for holding Swiss securities: from a buy and hold perspective, why not choose Swiss securities with a low payout that distribute very little and capitalize?

      I think I read that there is a strong correlation between dividends and share price increases. Are we talking about dividends distributed or company profits (ROE)? Would you recommend some stocks with this in mind?

      November 10, 2013 at 8:13 p.m. #16901
      Jerome
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        low-payout securities that distribute little... so increasing dividends, in other words ;-)

        dividends-price-earnings, the three are closely linked of course, profits being at the origin of the whole system

        some Ex-US Swiss companies, which we have already discussed, have low payouts, I am thinking in particular of:

        • PAXN

        • EMMN

        • BELL

        • JFN

        • SCHN

        • RO

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