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Originally posted by AtW View PostBring on no deal, which is the best deal!!!Comment
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostIt will. That's why I pulled out of US stocks a few weeks ago and wouldn't take on too much exposure to the FTSE 100 - it moves pretty mechanically with Sterling given the international makeup, unless there are other strong factors on a given day. I wouldn't expect a major boom in the FTSE 100 with a deal (would be an awkward trade-off between relief and Sterling), but certainly domestically focused stocks (assuming you believe there will be a deal).
It's what us day traders do
Now up over £30k this yearI am what I drink, and I'm a bitter manComment
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostMy ISA is shared across UK, EU, US and Asia funds and I'm hoping they all recover to pre 2020 levels within the next 2 years (and I bought in when FTSE was c.5400 level). To be held for 15+ years at least (until retirement when I'll start drawing down).
It's what us day traders do
Now up over £30k this year
Can't really lose as a long-term investment. Which reminds me, I need to punt 160k into my SIPP before they remove the pension carry forward in April (I speculate)...Comment
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostMy ISA is shared across UK, EU, US and Asia funds and I'm hoping they all recover to pre 2020 levels within the next 2 years (and I bought in when FTSE was c.5400 level). To be held for 15+ years at least (until retirement when I'll start drawing down).
It's what us day traders do
Now up over £30k this yearComment
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Originally posted by clearedforlanding View PostImpressive if your portfolio is 100k, not so much if it is 1M.Comment
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Originally posted by clearedforlanding View PostImpressive if your portfolio is 100k, not so much if it is 1M.
Returns are about 20% in total. Which for a simple, hands off long term savings pot is nice Going forward, anything near 5% per year would be nice as it beats inflation.I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter manComment
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