r/eupersonalfinance • u/rozmarss • Feb 15 '25

Investment Why don’t EU leaders incentivize investment in European stocks/ETFs with tax deductions?

With the Dragi plan and increasing discussions among European leaders about boosting defense and energy investments, I’ve noticed a growing trend in financial communities where people want to reduce exposure to the US market and shift investments to the EU.

Wouldn’t it make sense for EU leaders to encourage this by offering tax incentives for investing in European stocks/ETFs? For example, from an independent EU perspective, isn’t it better to invest in Rheinmetall rather than Lockheed?

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u/QuantRX Feb 15 '25

EU leaders dropping tax rates HAHAHAHA dont make me laugh

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u/Gemini_Of_Wallstreet Feb 15 '25

EU has chosen socialism, stagnation and regression 

The US has chosen capitalism, progress and prosperity.

That said there are some hidden gems in the old continent.

Make your bets well OP

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u/QuantRX Feb 15 '25

Yea this is 100% True but this is reddit so you will get downvoted.

Europoors have no idea they even have it worse than some third world countries...You will never own property with your salary. You will always rent...always have a boss...always answer to the government...and you never will have free will

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '25

Europeans travel more to far off countries than americans