Ich zitiere aus der aktuellen Money Week S .32
Japan...it is fascinating.
It`s effectively the anti - US asset.
Japanese corporate debt peaked at 70% of GDP in the early 1990s.
It`s now down to less than 5%, compared with 40% in the US.
Could the US be nearing its 1990 Japan moment?
And even if not, which do you wat to own?
The one with the high yield and no debt, or the one with lower yield and loads of debt?
Weiß hier jemand, wie Dividende auf japanische Werte in der DDR 2.0 steuerlich betrachtet werden?
Russland vielleicht auch?
Ich habe unser Engagement ein wenig raus aus dem USD rein ins GBP verlegt (BAT, BT Group, RDS.B, BP, RIO, BHP).
Die steht gerade an:
https://www.finanzen.net/fundamentalanalyse/marstons
Japan...it is fascinating.
It`s effectively the anti - US asset.
Japanese corporate debt peaked at 70% of GDP in the early 1990s.
It`s now down to less than 5%, compared with 40% in the US.
Could the US be nearing its 1990 Japan moment?
And even if not, which do you wat to own?
The one with the high yield and no debt, or the one with lower yield and loads of debt?
Weiß hier jemand, wie Dividende auf japanische Werte in der DDR 2.0 steuerlich betrachtet werden?
Russland vielleicht auch?
Ich habe unser Engagement ein wenig raus aus dem USD rein ins GBP verlegt (BAT, BT Group, RDS.B, BP, RIO, BHP).
Die steht gerade an:
https://www.finanzen.net/fundamentalanalyse/marstons
