kali
August 22, 2020, 5:54pm
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Hi,
32 is still pretty young, even if you are just starting. Your question is very generic and there are probably millions of correct answers for it
If you scroll a little bit under “active trading” category, there are bunch of people posting portfolios for opinions. they range from a few ETFs to set of complete shares. I am pasting some examples at the bottom of this post.
But to anyone who is starting to invest, my biggest recommendation would be to first invest in yourself. Spend may £50-100 of that 3K and you can buy plenty of good books. Not books like “how to get rich in 3 steps” but fundamentals like “The Intelligent Investor” or “Rich Dad Poor Dad”
Hi.
Would love any feedback on the following ideas for a more prominent dividend portfolio, also have a couple of growth stocks too. The idea is to add to the portfolio in small amounts each week, also to build a cash fund for any major drops in prices.
I’m thinking both US & UK holdings and maybe an ETF to see how i do against it.
The stocks i would have are all companies i have a little knowledge about, most household names, so that does help me. I would also reinvest any dividends back int…
Hi all,
complete newbie here needing advice on a group of shares I’ve chosen for a dividend investment portfolio.
I have a pension account with Vanguard which i use to invest in funds and ETFs but i wanted to start investing in individual shares for passive income. Plan to place all these stocks in an ISA wrapper on here and start small (money wise) and then re-invest dividends and add to monthly to build. Planning to hold the shares for long term as well (is this something any of you would re…
Hey
So ive been investing now for around 3 months and I’m curious what feedback might be given on my current portfolio distribution:
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A few notes:
My aim has been to have diversity in my exposures informed by what seem to be fair prices under current circumstances based on weighted consideration of the businesses overall and previous, pre crash performances and speculation on long term viability.
I’m also currently in the process of rebalancing the portfolio to have …
Disclaimer: Obviously this is not financial advise, I am not qualified and not even close!
My overall investment strategy for the last two decades have been buy and keep until forever. For the last 5 years or so I’ve started selling things as well but very rarely. I only sell stocks under two conditions
It is bought with a theory in mind and despite giving it plenty of time market has not proved the theory correct. These shares go into “doghouse” to be sold at an acceptable price point. Rece…
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