Its up to 6000 now in real terms.
Which is 10 percent of my isa!
Ionq and d-wave make up a further 6000 combined.
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Its up to 6000 now in real terms.
Which is 10 percent of my isa!
Ionq and d-wave make up a further 6000 combined.
I had a little **** the bed moment and sold everything from the last 6 months.
About 400,000 SEK up which im really very happy with.
99% Mostly USA tech stuff.
Im just gong to sit out a while and wait till Trump takes over
I might lose out on a bit more but im so "scared" to keep riding
Maybe a Holiday to Japan or China is on the cards and paying some mortgage/home improvements.
About 400,000 SEK up which im really very happy with.
99% Mostly USA tech stuff.
Im just gong to sit out a while and wait till Trump takes over
I might lose out on a bit more but im so "scared" to keep riding
Maybe a Holiday to Japan or China is on the cards and paying some mortgage/home improvements.
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Got really lucky sold off some of my penny stocks for about £2.7k, threw it on RKLB last night and it's rocketed 15% today. Total investment about £1k. Hopefully it sticks 
Just joined t212 , a lot easier than I thought with the head video ect , set up the cash ISA and the trading account, not sure how restricting a stocks and shares ISA would be nas.regards amount of choice and number of trades , i.e 1 or 2 day trading ??
Looking for a fun account just to have some skin in the game again, serious stuff on my vanguard
Looking for a fun account just to have some skin in the game again, serious stuff on my vanguard
Your workplace pensionanyone not sold all their UK stocks yet
there's no day trading rule in the UK that's America.
you can buy £1 of a stock , sell it buy it back, repeat.
I doubt trading212 care unless you get flagged as a bot.
Some stocks can't be held in an ISA thank our GOV, ARM is one example.
also bare in mind you could be buying the top of a stock market just before it crashes in the next year.
Avoid all youtube videos about stocks every one of them is bad advice
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Yeah that's the reason I have no skin in the game as holding cash in Vanguard as expecting a melt down , think we are nearing the euphoric part of the curve.........edit or is it delusional can't remember
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You have sold your positions in August 2023
All world = +32%
S&P500 = +36%
Nasdaq 100 = +43%
You hoping for a crash, it might happen, also, the stock might might double first.
Also FTSE100 = +14%
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I’ve managed it! Seen few other reports of it too.
I do trade in/out stocks frequently though and some are risky meme stocks but I don’t put too much on them and get out quickly when they have a nice jump.
Then my next “bigger name” stocks I DCA average and heavier weighted and hold a lot longer (Nike being example currently trying to build up)
Lunr has been my biggest risk/win by far.
At one point I was 60% down - bought high when price around 11.5 mark and it crashed to around 3.5. All the time I DCA down and tbh had more invested in it than I would have originally done. Glad I did now. I’ve cashed out 2/3 original LUNR investment and letting rest ride
All in all it’s been a fun 10 months since I joined T212.
70% realised gains, zero unrealised on T212 trading account
30% realised gains 35% unrealised on T212 ISA.
Previously had Halifax ISA which is a lot more cumbersome and expensive trading cost. I also stuck to mostly UK stocks and although done alright, US stocks seem to be a lot more profitable- until the crash!
Also I have invested in stocks I would never have done before as I can just chuck £50/£100 and not have trading fees to worry about. Quantum stocks are the current example, they make zero sense, valued at billions market cap with low millions revenue, but I’ll try and ride that meme pony! I know they are straight up gambles (although probably be next big thing 5 year time) the market isn’t always rational. I would never have held these companies with Halifax or traded that frequently.
Maybe T212 was right sending me that email!
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The reasons for the break include financial activity patterns, such as:
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exactly why i want back in on a limited basis ,i am 60 now , my tax free cash taken, time is not on my side and the money isn't just numbers to me like it used to be its an extension or annexe or loft conversion, its easy to look back and see your mistakes and what you should have done (although ditching life strategy 60 that i was recommended by vanguard was a good thing) maybe i wont have the nerve to get back in even when it crashes hence a fun account
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I think you should forget about the stock market and go for savings accounts.
That's all set up now for me to transfer my current ISA ,.I have maxed out for a few years so should be 50 quid a week interest plus vanguard interest.,. Still looking for a fun account (well its set up. just need to do a transfer ) with a few k to play with on my tea breaks at work edit seems cash in the trading account not invested gets the 4.9 rate so my non isa stash can go in there, the min wage is going up so i should save more next yr
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You post a lot but don't actually say anything just spouting how everyone has got it wrong without actually mentioning your own trades , oh sorry you tipped Intel at 60 as the share with the biggest upside before it lost 75 percent (now would be a reasonable buy) you also said if you were prime minister you would abolish borrowing overnight and welfare ,schoolboy answer and that you throw in 100 a month to a default nest pension lol
You say you don't go out after your warehouse night shift just sit on the computer, don't drive have no kids and it seems no interests beyond criticism, we can all delve up old posts
i have lots of faults and lose it now and again but don't constantly tell other people they are wrong.
my advice would be to step out of your rented flat now and again and see what the real world is like
Intel's a freak outlier as far as I'm concerned.
I've been kinda bullish on it since like 40 or 50$ too.
intels biggest problem is the sentiment surrounding the stock, they should hire PR company to scatter crap on social media like other companies do.
people are crapping on AMD as well because they aren't eating into Nvidia datacentre business.
The biggest problem is almost everyone uses cuda
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I think they have earnings on the 23rd of this month when I googled last night
looks like AMD report a week after INTC
I have like 50 intc shares @ 23.56$ I doubt even a crap earnings does much too the stock at this point.
They need a new ceo more than anything, then the new CEO's plans probably don't come to fruition for 2-3+ years anyway.
whjat intel really needs is new board members to get rid of the dinosaurs which obviously isn;t going to happen.
all they want is a value company they can get dividends from like it's a supermarket...
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