Sorry if this seems obvious to the masses but… How does this start out. I have created a pie and get how to invest using free funds from ISA. How do you move existing investments into the pie and also if you want new investments do you buy the company which appears on the ‘investment’ side of por…

I find pies are time-saving when I want to top up with small amounts. Suppose I have a pie of 10 stocks and want to add £50, with £5 going into each stock. It would be more trouble than it is worth to try a snag a good price for each of these stock by trying to strategically make 10 separate trades.…

Thanks for clarifying a few things. Seems to me you compromise somewhat on desired price paid and pies are an excellent choice for hands off investing. Correct me if I am wrong but if you want to snag a stock at a certain price in the moment, the only way available at present is to in the moment qu…

[image] regional11: there is no option to freely move funds to/from free funds to pies? Coming soon And for all the other questions, I’m not sure why you’d be interested in buying individual stocks Oman’s getting them into pies, doesn’t really offer you any advantage than just buying outside…

So that you have control of price paid. At the moment your at the mercy of circumstance that only investment arm helps with . Why should you need to choose? clear benefit of moving stocks around pies or a general ledger is autoinvest. I think the current issue is how to time price, get them into pi…

Won’t be too long now I’d say, been ask for for a long time. There’s a whole thread about everything called auto invest feedback where you’ll find everything you could dream of

Great. From what I can gather from below, not the best news for me. a.) T212 ISA is the non-flexible type. Withdrawals eat up the annual allowance. b.) Withdraw incurs potential Capital Gains Tax CGT c.) Redeposting those same funds back into ISA for the sake of pies are considered new contrib…

I think you need to check out some general ISA rules because I’m not 100% sure you understand. I’ve bolded the answers to a, b, c and oddly b. [image] regional11: a.) T212 ISA is the non-flexible type. Withdrawals eat up the annual allowance. Withdrawals do nothing to your ISA allowance withd…

I still think the ability to cherrypick a stock by limit order etc to secure the price your willing to pay then move from ‘investment’ to ‘pies’ ideally at the point of purchase and mobility is a must to snag bargains. Else you have to hope there is symmetry among the stocks in your pie at same time…

Pies are really more for automatic investing and more of a DCA type. What you are after is more value investing which you would be able to do by buying normally and then importing into the pie, not the intended function of the pie. You can withdraw funds from pies into your ISA wallet without affec…

[image] regional11: Buy low , sell high is a strategy as old as time for a reason - why change that to the investors detriment. This has not been changed, you are not forced to use the pies. Pies with automatic investing is a dollar cost averaging strategy, also one of the old tried and true …

Help understanding pie setup

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@regional11 Import & Export of shares functionality is coming next week.

Removing stocks from pies

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