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Tommy G

Tommy G

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7 minutes ago, Lako42 said:

Christ that's a stretch 

Joyful? At least in this sub forum, it hasn't been joyful on the main forum for 4 years 

blabyboy

blabyboy

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20 hours ago, Stadt said:

Bet it increases tax receipts a negligible amount. Simply can’t try and save a little bit for retirement or something nice.

It's a sop to the big pension funds and other large stockholders. She's asking them to invest in UK plc and they need something in return 

Guest Lako42

Guest Lako42

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20 hours ago, Tommy G said:

Joyful? At least in this sub forum, it hasn't been joyful on the main forum for 4 years 

Investment has been on its arse for years in this country. 

 

Last year didn't seem particularly good

Tommy G

Tommy G

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6 minutes ago, Lako42 said:

Investment has been on its arse for years in this country. 

 

Last year didn't seem particularly good

Sorry I was quoting joyful in relation to the change of Government

Guest Lako42

Guest Lako42

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2 minutes ago, Tommy G said:

Sorry I was quoting joyful in relation to the change of Government

Ah gotchya 👍

 

Not surprising lol

grobyfox1990

grobyfox1990

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2 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

The mooted changes to ISAs highlights how sheltered a vast majority are about investment options. Compare that to the US for example where it's much more common knowledge.

Chris Cummings at the IA calling for private assets to be held with ISAs lol, assume that means private credit as well. Good in theory but get ready for happy clappers like in this thread pumping up and buying assets they don't have the foggiest about, on the proviso of 'I've done my research and made short term gains.'

More flow and liquidity creates more dumping options into dumb money which is of course what the industry wants.

 

Edit - he actually addresses it directly. 'Cummings noted that liquidity was “absolutely” a concern for wealth managers.' They want access to happy clappers.

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Tommy G

Tommy G

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3 minutes ago, grobyfox1990 said:

Chris Cummings at the IA calling for private assets to be held with ISAs lol, assume that means private credit as well. Good in theory but get ready for happy clappers like in this thread pumping up and buying assets they don't have the foggiest about, on the proviso of 'I've done my research and made short term gains.'

More flow and liquidity creates more dumping options into dumb money which is of course what the industry wants.

 

Edit - he actually addresses it directly. 'Cummings noted that liquidity was “absolutely” a concern for wealth managers.' They want access to happy clappers.

I think if ''people in this thread'' want to invest their money and talk about it between them, does that make them a happy clapper? Seriously man you have some mental viewpoints on stuff sometimes. 

 

 

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grobyfox1990

grobyfox1990

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1 hour ago, Tommy G said:

I think if ''people in this thread'' want to invest their money and talk about it between them, does that make them a happy clapper? Seriously man you have some mental viewpoints on stuff sometimes. 

 

 

Hahah I do actually feel my viewpoints get more extreme after being on this forum, reading what's posted, then going back to normal.

But no you've not read what I've written and/or not been able to understand it. The point of this thread is to talk about what you're investing in. And happy clappers on this forum can pump up whatever the hell they want, if they think they are qualified enough to do their own research. 

My concern was 'happy clappers LIKE IN THIS THREAD' pumping up assets they do not know what the hell are about, and then incurring the inevitable. I work for a firm with a significant private client arm, and this will inevitably reflect badly in the industry when dumb money does what dumb money does.

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Zear0

Zear0

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Just now, grobyfox1990 said:

Hahah I do actually feel my viewpoints get more extreme after being on this forum, reading what's posted, then going back to normal.

But no you've not read what I've written and/or not been able to understand it. The point of this thread is to talk about what you're investing in. And happy clappers on this forum can pump up whatever the hell they want, if they think they are qualified enough to do their own research. 

My concern was 'happy clappers LIKE IN THIS THREAD' pumping up assets they do not know what the hell are about, and then incurring the inevitable. I work for a firm with a significant private client arm, and this will inevitably reflect badly in the industry when dumb money does what dumb money does.

May I interest you in some Doge Coin?

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Guest Lako42

Guest Lako42

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I have a new website called myspace. Anyone wants to be an early investor let me know. 

 

 

 

Yea I'm not bothering with serious posts in here anymore. 

grobyfox1990

grobyfox1990

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1 hour ago, Lako42 said:

I have a new website called myspace. Anyone wants to be an early investor let me know. 

 

 

 

Yea I'm not bothering with serious posts in here anymore. 

Haha c'mon man, lighten up, life is a lot easier when you don't get offended by innocent back n forths on the internet. We want your penny stock tips!!! I will gladly take my medicine when they go to the moon.

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CheeseHead

CheeseHead

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1 hour ago, Lako42 said:

 

Yea I'm not bothering with serious posts in here anymore. 

I wouldn't take anything on FT so seriously. I for one have enjoyed your insights into the AIM market!

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The Hitman

The Hitman

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I’m sure most are already aware of LSE but that place can be a hell hole but EEE has a telegram group with no idiots if people want a good place to discuss them. 
 

Likewise a lot of other stocks too but I know a few people in here are invested in Empire now. 
 

https://t.me/empiremetals

 

Edit: link added. 

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richardsfoxes

richardsfoxes

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I don't know why people feel the need to poke holes into someone recommending a stock, do your own research and then if its for you invest if its not dont, simple as that. If anything this thread should be used for that, for me I came into the thread to read other people's perspectives, what other people are putting money into and why. 

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Tommy G

Tommy G

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5 hours ago, Lako42 said:

I have a new website called myspace. Anyone wants to be an early investor let me know. 

 

 

 

Yea I'm not bothering with serious posts in here anymore. 

Bloody happy clapper 

slymunn

slymunn

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6 hours ago, Lako42 said:

I have a new website called myspace. Anyone wants to be an early investor let me know. 

 

 

 

Yea I'm not bothering with serious posts in here anymore. 

I'll stick with Bebo thank you very much 

lcfc sheff

lcfc sheff

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I’ve just began my investment journey! Wish I’d done it in April after the dips but it is what it is and I’m certainly in it for the long haul. 
 

as the moment I’ve got a few shares in big boys like Nvidia and Rolls Royce. Interested to follow this thread going forwards 😀

richardsfoxes

richardsfoxes

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13 minutes ago, lcfc sheff said:

I’ve just began my investment journey! Wish I’d done it in April after the dips but it is what it is and I’m certainly in it for the long haul. 
 

as the moment I’ve got a few shares in big boys like Nvidia and Rolls Royce. Interested to follow this thread going forwards 😀

Well done, make sure its in a ISA stocks and share's account not just a stocks account so its all tax free. Both great companies, lots of room to grow especially RR. Lastly i would look at investing in ETF's especially as someone new to start with for example S&P 500, All world etc etc again pick one what you think is best for you this is alot safer than individual stocks as you dont need to constantly be checking what is going on with the company as the ETF's are 500 companies in one fund, you won't see the growth of a stock shooting 100% but you will see a gradule 5-10% growth yearly which overtime will compound and compound. If your really interested in it i would also read a book called the intelligent investor by benjamin graham, its alot of information but i learnt a lot from it.

 

 

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lcfc sheff

lcfc sheff

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15 minutes ago, richardsfoxes said:

Well done, make sure its in a ISA stocks and share's account not just a stocks account so its all tax free. Both great companies, lots of room to grow especially RR. Lastly i would look at investing in ETF's especially as someone new to start with for example S&P 500, All world etc etc again pick one what you think is best for you this is alot safer than individual stocks as you dont need to constantly be checking what is going on with the company as the ETF's are 500 companies in one fund, you won't see the growth of a stock shooting 100% but you will see a gradule 5-10% growth yearly which overtime will compound and compound. If your really interested in it i would also read a book called the intelligent investor by benjamin graham, its alot of information but i learnt a lot from it.

 

 

Yes I made sure it’s an ISA S&S, opened it with hargreaves lansdown! 
 

I am thinking to invest each month into ETFs going forwards, especially the s&p500. Most of my money will be invested on flipping my flat at the moment when it hopefully goes through but I wanted to start to diversify my investments as I’ve been advised it’s best to have a little variety.

 

must admit it has confused me and I’ve been trying to “research” for the last month before I begun.

thank you for the book recommendation, I’ll let you know my thoughts when I get the chance 

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