AFF Member Stock Discussion

[cove]

With Cromwell we tend to accumulate them around 79 to 80.5 cents. Below this would be nice.

 

[SydneySwan]

Nibbled on a few Cromwell today.

 

[I love to travel]

Nibbled on a few Cromwell today.

Thought about it but decided to wait and see how tonight the US goes

 

[MARTINE]

Nibbled on a few Cromwell today.

Did they bite back?

 

[SydneySwan]

Did they bite back?

Not so far. Give it time!

 

[cove]

The big seller of WAM shares has stopped after belting out about 50 million units.
It wasn’t me……

 

[jrfsp]

Today's opening is painful!

 

[jellybelly]

Today's opening is painful!

Yes, look away

 

[cove]

Not looking as i saw what happened on Seekingalpha last night.

 

[cove]

Ok we bought some Cromwell which is CMW at 79.5 cents last night. Have friends trying at 79 and 78.5 so they will get bragging rights if they get them. Cromwell are about a month off another quarterly distribution entitlement.

 

[I love to travel]

Ok we bought some Cromwell which is CMW at 79.5 cents last night. Have friends trying at 79 and 78.5 so they will get bragging rights if they get them. Cromwell are about a month off another quarterly distribution entitlement.

Am assuming this gets paid quarterly?

 

[cove]

Yes that one Cromwell pays quarterly at 1.625 cents unfranked so the pretax yield is ok at more than 8% currently. Next entitlement will be around 30th June and it gets paid about 7 weeks later.
Bragging rights go to those who buy below 79.5……

 

[SydneySwan]

Yes that one Cromwell pays quarterly at 1.625 cents unfranked so the pretax yield is ok at more than 8% currently. Next entitlement will be around 30th June and it gets paid about 7 weeks later.
Bragging rights go to those who buy below 79.5……

I was fortunate to get some at 79c a couple of weeks ago! My head is expanding as I write this.

 

[cove]

Our 78.5 cent order is in the line up but not done for CMW

 

[ithongy]

Is there an online broker who does US trades without the use of a custodian, I want to direct own the shares

You could apply for an ITIN with a US accountant. Then use the ITIN to open a US brokerage account, which many have no fees in trading.

This opens up your ability to open US personal/business checking accounts which opens the world to obtain US issued credit cards which might be of interest.

 

[MARTINE]

You could apply for an ITIN with a US accountant. Then use the ITIN to open a US brokerage account, which many have no fees in trading.

This opens up your ability to open US personal/business checking accounts which opens the world to obtain US issued credit cards which might be of interest.

Would this not then potentially complicate tax residency status?

 

[ithongy]

Would this not then potentially complicate tax residency status?

Depends on how you set it up. Was told by an accountant setting up in places like Nevada, Wyoming there are no CGT on stocks, also setting up via INC/LLC C-Corp you can legally hide assets from certain govt due to privacy laws in state.

Speak to your accountant to find out if this move might be for your or not. But obtaining a ITIN to access free brokerage could be worth it depending on situation.

YMMV…!

 

[MARTINE]

Depends on how you set it up. Was told by an accountant setting up in places like Nevada, Wyoming there are no CGT on stocks, also setting up via INC/LLC C-Corp you can legally hide assets from certain govt due to privacy laws in state.

Speak to your accountant to find out if this move might be for your or not. But obtaining a ITIN to access free brokerage could be worth it depending on situation.

YMMV…!

Im thinking more about our own govt !!
Good luck

 

[ithongy]

Im thinking more about our own govt !!
Good luck

I’ve most of my stock holdings on US brokerage account. Have a virtual address in NV so will be taxed federally only and no state income taxes on CTG on sale of stocks. As a LONG investor of TSLA will not have to worry about this when selling maybe around 2030, then looking at LLC S/C Corp or INC to legally hide assets from govt. Check with your accountant for financial advice.

 

[Mr_Orange]

There is still a requirement to declare foreign source income to the ATO irrespective of the accounting vehicle used abroad.