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With the election round the corner the ponzi pump can only suffer a malfunction.
A few 2016 Britannia's sounds tempting with a correction coming in metals.Polishing a turd near you!!Comment
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Sold my fundsmith just before the 20% surge :S Other than that taken all profits already and keeping just that one stock that will go up regardless of market condition (I'm prepared to wait a few years though).Originally posted by chopper View PostSo what you're suggesting is that now that I've finally taken the plunge and opened a stocks and shares ISA with HL and pumped 50% into a Vanguard Lifestrategy 100% fund and 50% into a Fundsmith fund, that it is all going downhill from here?
I'm thinking the bull market will carry on though , the stocks are still cheap and it didn't get ridiculous yet.
That said I'm on the lookout for a bargain - barclays seems like a good deal ,but it goes up slowlyComment
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Stocks overpriced already, they won't be able to maintain high dividend yields.Originally posted by diseasex View Postthe stocks are still cheap and it didn't get ridiculous yet.Comment
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I was a dirty permie at Barclays until Summer last year and therefore my employee shares cashed in at quite a high level. The slide towards oblivion coincided with the day I handed my notice in.Originally posted by diseasex View PostThat said I'm on the lookout for a bargain - barclays seems like a good deal ,but it goes up slowlyTaking a break from contractingComment
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Yeah, stuff today like "Consumer confidence 'improves in August'" and "'Slight pick-up' in house price growth".Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostCan't be far off now. The tremors, so to speak, seem to be increasing in frequency and intensity! ...
DOOOOOOM!Taking a break from contractingComment
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The UK is 3-4% of the world economy. Shortly to decline a bit more.Originally posted by chopper View PostYeah, stuff today like "Consumer confidence 'improves in August'" and "'Slight pick-up' in house price growth".
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I doubt what happens here will affect the bigger picture either way in the long run.
I have quite a bit stashed in an Asain growth fund for the long term.Hard Brexit now!
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I think you are being lied toOriginally posted by MarillionFan View Posti think you're right.
The Autumn Fair is on this weekend , which is a massive trade show where all UK shops make orders for next year. I've now received three seperate emails from companies saying that due to Brexit, they're holding prices until next week & then are putting prices up by 15%. This is because all companies have already bought stock, but now anything new is going to be impacted by the drop in sterling to USD as all imports are calculated in dollars.
The China fair is in October, so give it to the new year before retail sales fall off a cliff.Comment
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