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I do not understand what math you used with your back of the envelope calculation...but let me offer you how I profited by buying BTC, in 2019 I sold a property for $120,000, BTC were $5000 at the time, I purchased 10 BTC($50,000) & still had $70,000 cash left over, that 10 BTC now are valued at...

By framing BTC into the generalized "Crypto" category is very telling that you have not studied the differences of BTC compared to the rest of "Crypto", there is a (pardon the pun) Yawning gap between the 2, please take the time to search deeper why BTC is different from every other Crypto, It's...

The US 8-track cartridge were known to have superior audio quality compared to the cassette which i think had 4-track rendering, possibly the convenience of smaller size of the cassette were what made it popular? dirty sound is a correct summation of the cassette experience for me in general.

Interesting to see this, i had thought before your post that AR would have gone down the US track(pardon the pun) 8-track cartridge for music, here in Australia we went with the cassette type you mention, there were 8-track cartridges available here as well though very limited in number &...

Not sure if the Bitcoin(BTC) phenomenon can be easily shrugged off as a passing whim or fad? my comments are only about BTC & does not include any other "Crypto" like Ethereum, XRP & Sol etc(of which I have no interest). No other asset in history have seen the rate of growth in such a short...

Hoping one day when the stock goes beserk to be able to look at something like this? amazing place! https://www.jamesedition.com/real_estate/neuquen-argentina/lihue-in-villa-la-angostura-15533576

That is certainly a very wild account of those storms, the area does look beautiful...but those storms 😳

I like watching storms from a distance though hoping Cordoba is not the Tornado Alley of AR?

This are near the ideal temps we are looking for - from climatestotravel.com - a handy site for weather planning.

Looks like a nice place, being so far south I bet the temps are cooler, which is what we are looking for, the summers where we live in AU run from October through to April with many over 40C/104F - 48C/118F...absolutely done with the heatstroke inducing climes, many people retire to SE Asia only...

The divided payment for MSTY this month are above expected price & have come in at $2.37, which translates into a payment of $4,740 on your $50,000 investment, no other stock pays anywhere near this return...NFA 🎯

Yes we are seeking a high level of peace & quiet in a natural setting, & would be seeking a house, the lifestyle we are looking for are a reasonably healthy lifestyle, with cycling, tennis, swimming, mind & body pursuits like Tai Chi & Yoga, gardening etc, in our mature age we have found both of...

Thank you for your reply, when I mentioned over 50% tax I meant the combined withholding IRS 30% at the brokerage itself, + the Argentine taxation hit as well, & thank you for the advice on an Argentine accountant, your longterm experience in AR are very helpful, I will look into this shortly.

Thank you for your advice & I will follow through on that tax question. *For anyone interested in dividend stock possibly the highest ever paying are MSTY where US$50,000 of the stock will pay approx $4000 per mth, the last dividend payment were $1.33, next payment on 9th May expected to be $2...

This from Google Gemini AI, please note Trust Fund mentioned on the Consistent Payments line - While the specific regulations can change, generally, for the Argentine Rentista Visa, you need to demonstrate a consistent and reliable passive income from sources outside of Argentina that is...

Great take on the situation, thank you.

Initial searching seems after 12mths that approx 50%+ of dividend payment will go to the taxman, that is unacceptable, hope Milei can get rid of that wealth tax soon, will see what I can find as far as lowering the hit on dividends.

So you too have not heard of anyone here(this forum) using dividends from US stocks as income in AR?

*Error above - 'as income tax' should be Wealth Tax.

With US Stocks there are only 3 countries in LATAM that have a US Tax Treaty, Chile/Mexico/Venezuela, the tax treaty countries only pay a 15% rate on dividends taken from source at the exchange on each payment, the rest of LATAM with no tax treaty pay the rate of 30%, also as Alby pointed out...