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#25

The first option. Dividends are reinvested like a normal deposit into the pie.

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#26

Well done, can’t wait to set my pies! And btw, nicely written and explained!

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#27

Thanks for the answer. Maybe in the future you can make that an option.

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#28

Signed up for that:) Great Feature

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#29

This is amazing. I just moved from another brokerage that had conversion fees and withdrawal fees and was in general pretty bad. Trading212 is simply amazing. Thanks for the great work you are doing. I can’t wait to try out pies, exactly what I’ve been looking for. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

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#30

Yes, we have thought about adding different reinvesting modes one of which is ‘Reinvest to source’. Or even an option to ignore specific instruments when reinvesting.

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#31

@George since we cannot move our existing holdings into a pie. In future will we be able to merge our current holding with our pie holding?

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#32

@George. I have a question. Is the pie a different place than the original invest category or can they be shared. For example i own shares now in 13 companies and when the update arrives i want to create a pie that will contain different percentages of those companies 13 companies. Can I “transfer” the previous bought shares to the pie calculator or do I need to buy them “Brand new” to be included in the pie ?

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#33

@ovidiuovidiuovidiu
It seems no at beginning.

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#34

Awesome, this feature just made me switch from my old broker to Trading212!
Two questions, hope nobody has asked them before:

  1. Are you planning on being able to create sub-pies at some point? For example: 80% ETFs, 20% Individual Stocks, where both slices are made up of pies themselves? That would make diversifying larger portfolios quite a bit easier!

  2. Can I rebalance a pie by buying more of underweigthed slices, slowly over time? I prefer not to rebalance by selling, to avoid taxable events.

Thanks for this awesome feature! Great work!

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#35

@Vedran Oh , Thank you :slight_smile: . Guess in the begining I will just smell the pie and not fully dive in eating one it seems

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#36

Does this not mean that EVERY stock will have to be fractional shares? Since you are allocating a % to each stock.

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#39

From what I understand, yes. Pies will run on fractional shares.

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#40

Hi @Tomas, very nice questions.

  1. Absolutely! Nesting pies is something that we will most certainly implement.
  2. When you contribute funds manually you will be able to chose the distribution method:

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I believe self-balancing is the option you’re looking for :slight_smile:

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#41

@George

  1. The re-investment of the dividends, will this be done during the autoinvest interval (e.g. maybe I set this to once a month) or immediately at payout?
  2. If I autoinvest 100£ and get a divident of 5£, will I invest 100£ or 105£?
    Thank you
#42

Yes! Yes yes yes yes!! I’ve been looking forward to this for a long time! Thank you a lot, Trading212 team!

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#43

Both scenarios are possible.

  1. If you AutoInvest £100 and during the current investment cycle you have £5 of dividend income in your pie it will be swept along and you’ll invest £105 in total.

  2. If at any time your dividend income exceeds £10, this will automatically trigger an investment event by itself.

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#44

Thank you, George! Will the 10£ be adjustable?

#45

Guys, this new feature is really amazing !

Congratulations for releasing it so fast, I’ve been eagerly awaiting it since the announcement :slight_smile:

I’ve signed in for the beta using the link, can’t wait to test it out ! :smiley:

#46

Thanks! So glad that there’s finally a European broker with pies, I’m really looking forward to using it!