| Hive mind needed 11:49 - Aug 3 with 1070 views | homer_123 |
Share prices - remind me:
12.05p
173.50p
494.25p
Is the above equivalent to:
£12.05
£173.50
£494.25 |  |
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| Hive mind needed on 11:59 - Aug 3 with 1025 views | The_Realist_09 |
No, these will be prices quoted in pence so need to divide by 100 to convert into pounds. |  | | |
| Hive mind needed on 12:17 - Aug 3 with 978 views | WD19 |
| Hive mind needed on 11:59 - Aug 3 by The_Realist_09 |
No, these will be prices quoted in pence so need to divide by 100 to convert into pounds. |
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| Hive mind needed on 12:18 - Aug 3 with 973 views | Keno |
| Hive mind needed on 11:59 - Aug 3 by The_Realist_09 |
No, these will be prices quoted in pence so need to divide by 100 to convert into pounds. |
what he said
effectively it means
£0.1205
£1.7350
£4.9425 |  |
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| Hive mind needed on 12:22 - Aug 3 with 963 views | homer_123 |
| Hive mind needed on 11:59 - Aug 3 by The_Realist_09 |
No, these will be prices quoted in pence so need to divide by 100 to convert into pounds. |
Ta muchly! | |
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| Hive mind needed on 12:32 - Aug 3 with 951 views | J2BLUE |
What shares are you looking at? We should start a shares thread. Would be interesting. |  |
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| Hive mind needed on 12:33 - Aug 3 with 946 views | homer_123 |
| Hive mind needed on 12:32 - Aug 3 by J2BLUE |
What shares are you looking at? We should start a shares thread. Would be interesting. |
A couple of funds.....one Asia orientated....the other is a high risk fund. | |
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| Hive mind needed on 12:44 - Aug 3 with 917 views | J2BLUE |
| Hive mind needed on 12:33 - Aug 3 by homer_123 |
A couple of funds.....one Asia orientated....the other is a high risk fund. |
Nice. I put a certain amount each month in Trading 212 and just buy whatever has fallen most in my portfolio. All companies I think are futureproof or on trend (clean energy etc). | |
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| Hive mind needed on 12:55 - Aug 3 with 888 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Hive mind needed on 12:44 - Aug 3 by J2BLUE |
Nice. I put a certain amount each month in Trading 212 and just buy whatever has fallen most in my portfolio. All companies I think are futureproof or on trend (clean energy etc). |
May I ask what sort of return you get on this policy and what sort of risk level you are choosing? Feel free to pm if don't wish to answer in the thread.
I may have some money to invest and am wondering whether to go with a financial adviser or whether there is a better option. |  |
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| Hive mind needed on 13:20 - Aug 3 with 852 views | Pinewoodblue |
| Hive mind needed on 11:59 - Aug 3 by The_Realist_09 |
No, these will be prices quoted in pence so need to divide by 100 to convert into pounds. |
Reminds we of a story told by an old friend. He visited France in the mid 60’s and purchased wine in a restaurant because it looked good value, far cheaper than the last time he had visited France in 1959.
He forgot that France introduced the new franc in 1960 worth 100 of the old Francs. Insisted it was the most expensive wine had ever bought. While it tasted good the bill left him with a bad taste. |  |
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| Hive mind needed on 13:23 - Aug 3 with 842 views | chicoazul |
| Hive mind needed on 12:32 - Aug 3 by J2BLUE |
What shares are you looking at? We should start a shares thread. Would be interesting. |
Occasional reminder that no less an authority than Charlie Munger says nearly everyone will do absolutely fine with a no or low fee index tracker. |  |
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| Hive mind needed on 13:27 - Aug 3 with 821 views | J2BLUE |
| Hive mind needed on 12:55 - Aug 3 by Nthsuffolkblue |
May I ask what sort of return you get on this policy and what sort of risk level you are choosing? Feel free to pm if don't wish to answer in the thread.
I may have some money to invest and am wondering whether to go with a financial adviser or whether there is a better option. |
Hard to tell at this point to be honest as the portfolio isn't very old. I sold everything in the first one I had and started again. This was only a couple of months ago. I also have two gold/silver funds which have gone down which skew everything.
I think overall i'm down 6%. Take the gold/silver funds out and look purely at stocks and i'm up by about 10% I think.
It's not necessarily something I would advise. I mainly do it because I enjoy it. I would definitely trust a financial advisor over me as i'm basically doing an experiment. Lots of people seem to like Vanguard funds and they have low fees so might be worth looking into. [Post edited 3 Aug 2021 13:28]
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| Hive mind needed on 13:28 - Aug 3 with 804 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Hive mind needed on 13:27 - Aug 3 by J2BLUE |
Hard to tell at this point to be honest as the portfolio isn't very old. I sold everything in the first one I had and started again. This was only a couple of months ago. I also have two gold/silver funds which have gone down which skew everything.
I think overall i'm down 6%. Take the gold/silver funds out and look purely at stocks and i'm up by about 10% I think.
It's not necessarily something I would advise. I mainly do it because I enjoy it. I would definitely trust a financial advisor over me as i'm basically doing an experiment. Lots of people seem to like Vanguard funds and they have low fees so might be worth looking into. [Post edited 3 Aug 2021 13:28]
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Thanks, a thorough and honest answer. | |
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| Hive mind needed on 13:29 - Aug 3 with 800 views | J2BLUE |
| Hive mind needed on 13:23 - Aug 3 by chicoazul |
Occasional reminder that no less an authority than Charlie Munger says nearly everyone will do absolutely fine with a no or low fee index tracker. |
Yep and Warren Buffett said the same I believe. | |
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| Hive mind needed on 13:31 - Aug 3 with 787 views | Durovigutum |
| Hive mind needed on 12:55 - Aug 3 by Nthsuffolkblue |
May I ask what sort of return you get on this policy and what sort of risk level you are choosing? Feel free to pm if don't wish to answer in the thread.
I may have some money to invest and am wondering whether to go with a financial adviser or whether there is a better option. |
You didn't ask me, but I'll offer an opinion.
I'd suggest looking at index tracking funds wrapped in an ISA - Fidelity and Vanguard are probably the most talked about.
There are numerous with assorted risk levels - this morning I finally got round to moving my UK heavy portfolio into four different funds: Asia Pacific; Global Climate Change; Global Ethical Investment; Emerging Markets.
Tracking (or passive) funds put money into assigned companies in set countries according to criteria on an algorithm. Managed or active funds have a person deciding what is best. Tracking funds tend to have lower charges and deliver better returns ~75% of the time (be watchful of some advertising claims).
Returns are down to the performance of the products in the fund and the fee. For example, based on my fund performance numbers between 1st Jan 2020 and 30th July 2021 my funds are:-
UK index tracker up 0.28%
European Index tracker up 17%
L&G World Climate up 27%
Pacific Index tracker up 36%
US index tracker up 31%
And that includes the pound strengthening slightly over that time (which reduces the performance of the overseas funds). Makes the Brexit drag very apparent, doesn't it?
In March 2020 these were all down at least 20%. This is important - don't put your emergency fund in equities, as at the point that you are likely to need it (recession, global pandemic, job losses) then the fund is likely to be down. My emergency fund is three months of bills/mortgage.
To see decent returns you want to be putting this money away for five years. That said, I chucked some money (tax bill set aside) into my ISA last April as the US markets headed up and removed it six months later to take the profit - this was a risk, but it worked this time around. |  | | |
| Hive mind needed on 13:32 - Aug 3 with 779 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| Hive mind needed on 13:23 - Aug 3 by chicoazul |
Occasional reminder that no less an authority than Charlie Munger says nearly everyone will do absolutely fine with a no or low fee index tracker. |
Yep plenty of options now and stick it in an ISA, away from capital gains! | | | |
| Hive mind needed on 20:56 - Aug 21 with 522 views | J2BLUE |
Anyone bought anything good recently?
I'm smashing the dips on Easyjet.
First major European airline to offset all the carbon from the fuel they use. I know this isn't a perfect solution but the fact they do this out of their profits means they should be a step ahead in the sustainable green future of the planet. | |
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