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Wonder what's going on in South Korea.

Keeping himself in power? Pretty vague who these enemies are...

"Yonhap is also reporting that Han Dong-hoon, the head of the ruling People Power Party - of which President Yoon Suk Yeol is a member - has also vowed to block the declaration, describing it as "wrong"." - In party fighting also
 
KULR and ACHR seem very popular in the private investor space so wary they are over valued due to hype.
yes I warned people Friday :)
ACHR is becoming a wallstreets bet memestock almost, and could see big dips when everyone locks in their gains.

ACHR is/was shorted and I think one of the biggest institutional holders were the ones shorting it lending their owns hares.
It also had became a meme on WSB which usually means it's time to sell.

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I'ma buy back in when it looks like the bottoms in.



I see PLTR almost hit 70$ earlie:O I can't believe that's still going, It's getting added to the NASDAQ in the next 2 weeks though so I guess the ETFs etc are/were forced to buy it.
 
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Ah nice. Up 110 percent on microvast since mid November now.
Surprised it took this long to pick up after the results. But pleased to have it (with a stop loss)

I think i mentioned it a week ago.
 
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What the hell has happened to RKLB, expected that to bounce back quick
It's up something stupid like 400% in 6 months, a lot of people will be taking profits I guess.

The scale looks kinda crazy even with a 5$ pullback
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Did you sell it all and park it in cash or money market?
I was planning on lifting out any profits and reducing exposure. I'm already 35% in MM and bonds
Parked in cash (left in my ISA wrapper), all of it. It's quite a few years worth.

Having "been here before" a few times and seen markets rocking over Xmas/New Year, I've decided to enjoy Christmas and not look at the news every day. I'll think about re-investing in the new year.

I know people say "time in the market is better" etc. but this is my personal preference.
 
Parked in cash (left in my ISA wrapper), all of it. It's quite a few years worth.

Having "been here before" a few times and seen markets rocking over Xmas/New Year, I've decided to enjoy Christmas and not look at the news every day. I'll think about re-investing in the new year.

I know people say "time in the market is better" etc. but this is my personal preference.
I'm the same. I never feel bad about locking in nice profits, and I'm happy to sit out a bit over what is likely to be a volatile few months.

I was up 60% in a few weeks on my big punts on psychedelics. I have dipped a little back in on the inevitable pull-back, but going to sit 90% out christmas and the inauguration.
 
Was looking at fund options in current workplace pension. Play it safe with another global index fund or go all in s&p500 or like you've done a split but 70 / 30 to the index fund.
Should be simple but making it harder than it is as usual.
 
Was looking at fund options in current workplace pension. Play it safe with another global index fund or go all in s&p500 or like you've done a split but 70 / 30 to the index fund.
Should be simple but making it harder than it is as usual.
Its a big decision really.
I took no professional advice. Except from Fellow noobs on the Internet and this forum.
 
Aside.
Ferrexpo is doing really well.
I suspect on the prospect of the war ending.

But also up over 2x on that.
I believe someone on here was Co considering it also?
 
Was looking at fund options in current workplace pension. Play it safe with another global index fund or go all in s&p500 or like you've done a split but 70 / 30 to the index fund.
Should be simple but making it harder than it is as usual.
How long before you retire?
Personally I like a degree of global diversification. It's tempting to be all in on the S&P or Nasdaq with Trump threatening all sorts of trade wars but I'm sure none of the S&P stars want their markets shrunk. For me the S&P is overvalued and due a correction which could come as soon as January. If you are 35 then is less of an issue - if you are my age (54) then I'd be careful making changes at the present time.
 
How long before you retire?
Personally I like a degree of global diversification. It's tempting to be all in on the S&P or Nasdaq with Trump threatening all sorts of trade wars but I'm sure none of the S&P stars want their markets shrunk. For me the S&P is overvalued and due a correction which could come as soon as January. If you are 35 then is less of an issue - if you are my age (54) then I'd be careful making changes at the present time.

I have a while yet before I retire so around 30 years yet.
 
I have a while yet before I retire so around 30 years yet.
Well for a start it's good that you are thinking about this stuff now. I wish I had been!
The US looks well placed for the next few years aside from the huge debt pile and overpowering dollar strength. You likely won't go wrong in switching to the S&P over the time period. If you had any spare cash to save I'd think about opening a Stocks and Shares ISA because then you can build a base of investments that are tax free and it will allow more diversification into other asset classes. I suspect digital currencies and blockchains will be playing a far more important role in the next 20-30 years so I'd want scope to be able to gain exposure to that. I suspect company administered schemes will be very slow to move in that direction.
 
Aside.
Ferrexpo is doing really well.
I suspect on the prospect of the war ending.

But also up over 2x on that.
I believe someone on here was Co considering it also?

yeah I'm holding some - probably invested at a poor time when I did but still up 25% on overall holding.
 
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