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I know, this is not the first time I tell you that you're wrong. You're mixing with EU/US concepts. I repeat it to you : the only distinction in Switzerland is between commercial and private. That's it. Just answer my question : are you swiss yourself ? Have you refered to a decent lawyer...

By the way, for your information, not declaring revenues or wealth in Switzerland is not a penal offence...

There is no 'professional' classification in Switzerland. Capital gains taxation depends if they are realized on private or commercial wealth. Private aren't taxed. Do you live in Switzerland yourself ?

I live in Switzerland. No capital gains here.

Forget it : if you live in a EU or US country, you live by definition in a tax hell !

Start a company in a fiscal paradise and trade in its name on the US markets. The company won't pay any US tax on capital gains.

You're welcome.

A link that might be of interest. http://www.testdrive.hp.com/

Again one of these books where a guy takes a maximum of leverage and doesn't do like the others. Had he lost everything and disappeared no one would have cared. He became rich (although he lost everything too more than once...), then he's a hero... Survival bias again. However, it's the best...

Forget Milan, the most horrible place in Italy, for sure. Spend a summer there and you'll understand...

You could even buy it at the close on the 5th with a 'market on close' order if your broker let you do that. I've done it, and received my dividends. Anyway, I hope you know that price will go down as much as the dividend (not exactly, but in the average, it does).

You have just to hold it overnight between the 5th and the 6th.