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He bought a lambo kit car and spends his day at supercar meets bragging about how his fiberglass airfix car is 90% of a lambo at 10% of the price.
If you google his ID he has been seen asking on other forums for fake Breitlings so yeah sounds like him.
 
He was banned and hasn't returned either because he doesn't want to or he doesn't know he's no longer banned

Yeah, I was going to say I thought he was perma'd at one point, I guess if that was actually temporary then maybe he didn't realise and just logged off/didn't come back.
 
Considering we're supposed to be in the **** my funds have done rather well lately.
Market has gone stupid since mid June, S&P 500 looks like a massive bubble to me and on some metrics it is in dotcom boom levels of crazy. I feel when earnings start coming in lower later in the year things will get nasty. If you believe such things, 'fair value' using CAPE puts the S&P at about 2400 points.
 
Market has gone stupid since mid June, S&P 500 looks like a massive bubble to me and on some metrics it is in dotcom boom levels of crazy. I feel when earnings start coming in lower later in the year things will get nasty. If you believe such things, 'fair value' using CAPE puts the S&P at about 2400 points.

My Vanguard S&P 500 is currently at an all-time high. I'm tempted to cash out but the last time I did that was when Covid hit and I missed out on 25% upside move.
 
My Vanguard S&P 500 is currently at an all-time high. I'm tempted to cash out but the last time I did that was when Covid hit and I missed out on 25% upside move.
I'm considering this too. It's been on a 2 month surge; but with most tech publishing earnings for the previous year, the question is, what could plummet it in the next few months ....
 
I'm waiting to see what the unemployment figure will be at the end of the year, far as i understand there are still massive job shortages in a lot of industries. I mean yes people are tighting their belts at the moment and will spend less on non essentials but if most people still have the jobs then the hit won't be so bad.
 
My Vanguard S&P 500 is currently at an all-time high. I'm tempted to cash out but the last time I did that was when Covid hit and I missed out on 25% upside move.
Same, I shall ride the wave for a bit but be ready to jump. It can't keep going surely.
 
I don't see the point in chasing it. I feel it could have a significant drop still, but hey. If it does, I'll pick up more and lower my entry points. Chasing it is just too much work when you're thinking longer term.
 
Haven't invested my ISA money from this month yet. Think I'm just going to accumulate cash for now, at least until the next mini-correction with a few days of red. Still just dumping my SIPP into SMT for the rest of this year.

It doesn't feel like the markets have priced in the reality of every single household in Europe being several thousand pounds/euros out of pocket, or Germany's industry shutting down, rolling blackouts etc. It would appear the markets are buoyant because the economic outlook is so dire that interest rate rises are likely to be softened earlier.

But meh, I'm just getting as much money squirreled away as I can. Long term, buying in these downturns pays off.
 
Most of the ones I cashed out of (rio I'm looking at you) have tanked a bit.

But I was expecting much more.

I still cannot understand how things aren't getting worse.
Europe particularly is going to have a grim winter. I cannot understand how everything seems so buoyant.

I feel like I'm missing out on gains but also think it's a trap.


Maybe USA etc are doing much better than Europe and Europe matters less globally.
Or maybe investors are in a world where they just can't see what its like for ordinary people

Rio is one I want to buy back into. Maybe target in USA too. Its bounced a lot Since its big drop.

Have to say I I feel paralysed at what to do right now.

Even crypto is climbing
 
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