Because I didn't purchase on the 1st of April?
April 7th VWRP purchase price - £92.29. Price today £117.34. 27% gain.
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April 7th VWRP purchase price - £92.29. Price today £117.34. 27% gain.
Where are you getting that purchase price from? Interested to know as according to Vanguards own website data
7th April £96.22
yesterdays price £116.56
Lucky git... I bought in at £108
Some sites dont show intraday prices on their charts for some reason. The yearly low was £91.99 on 7th April, my purchase around there was just luck.
Yeah my average is £102 :/
Weird indeed - Vanguard own site shows
52-week low£94.76
So no idea where the £91.99 is coming from you managed to buy at
if you go to the FT chart here
markets.ft.com
and hover over the 7th of April, towards the top left of the chart it tells you the low that day was 91.99
I'd assume the 52-week low is based on end of day valuations. the EOD valuation on the 7th of April was £96.22
Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF USD Accumulation, VWRP:LSE:GBP charts - FT.com
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and hover over the 7th of April, towards the top left of the chart it tells you the low that day was 91.99
I'd assume the 52-week low is based on end of day valuations. the EOD valuation on the 7th of April was £96.22
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Those line charts are annoying as they don't show the full drop so youd ghink it only dipped to 96. If you switch to candlesticks it shows the full moves.if you go to the FT chart here
Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF USD Accumulation, VWRP:LSE:GBP charts - FT.com
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and hover over the 7th of April, towards the top left of the chart it tells you the low that day was 91.99
I'd assume the 52-week low is based on end of day valuations. the EOD valuation on the 7th of April was £96.22
Aye, watching The Close on Bloomberg yesterday and Meta jumped 10% in the after-hours when their quarterlies released. As expected, little bump to the UK markets opening now.Microsoft and meta posting strong earnings.. i see light at the end of my red lined 2025 tunnel
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Meta is up 12% so far, Apple post their earnings today so hopefully another bump there too.
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I rotated out of Meta and RR a few weeks ago. Should just buy and hold.
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that's a lot of bread.
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when Fable comes up it sounds like an interesting investment potential
variety.com
i can see a potential investment there, or at least an initial boon
just waiting to sell AM at the moment then re-investment options
Amazon Invests in ‘Netflix of AI’ Start-Up Fable, Which Launches Showrunner: A Tool for User-Directed TV Shows
Amazon has invested in Fable, a start-up whose 'Netflix of AI' Showunner gen-AI tool lets users create scenes or entire episodes of a TV show.
variety.com
i can see a potential investment there, or at least an initial boon
just waiting to sell AM at the moment then re-investment options