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  • finellah
    finellah Posts: 104 Forumite
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    Updated portfolio for Finellah

    Capital Gearing Trust (CGT) 15%
    Personal Assets Trust (PNL) 14%
    Mid Wynd IT (MWY) 11%
    Martin Currie Global Portfolio IT (MNP) 10%
    Monks IT (MNKS) 10%
    Fundsmith 9%
    Smithson IT (SSON) 6%
    CFP SDL UK Buffettology Fund 6%
    F&C IT (FCIT) 6%
    TR Property (TRY) 5%
    Cash 8%
  • finellah
    finellah Posts: 104 Forumite
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    So I made a few changes through March and topped up some ITs in mid March. Time will tell if that was a good decision. 
  • Thrugelmir
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    edited 1 April 2020 at 9:47PM
    finellah said:
    So I made a few changes through March and topped up some ITs in mid March. Time will tell if that was a good decision. 
    We all have different objectives. Making direct portfolio comparisons somewhat meaningless. As I commented a while back. Going to be interesting to see how the various strategies bounce around performance wise in these now very real volatile market conditions. For the foreseeable future a bear rather than a linear bull market. 
  • Thrugelmir
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    Don't let your Granny loose at the dogs.
    AVIVA AV. 1.32%
    AVON RBR. AVON 2.27%
    B.P MARSH BPM 9.64%
    BARCLAYS BARC 1.66%
    BB HEALTHCARE BBH 5.16%
    CITY LON INV CLIG 1.91%
    COCACOLA HBC AG CCH 2.12%
    DUKE ROYALTY DUKE 1.61%
    EDP ORD 0OF7 2.09%
    GORE STREET EN. GSF 11.82%
    GRESHAM HOUSE . GRID 9.24%
    JARVIS SEC JIM 22.70%
    JLEN ENV JLEN 5.50%
    ORSTED 0RHE 1.86%
    PENNON GROUP PNN 2.05%
    PZ CUSSONS PZC 4.10%
    SANOFI ORD 0O59 2.16%
    STRIX GROUP TEM 2.26%
    TOTAL ORD TTA 3.94%
    VENTURE LIFE VLG 3.13%
    VESTAS WIND SYS 0NMK 1.72%
    Cash 1.74%
  • MPN
    MPN Posts: 365 Forumite
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    Don't let your Granny loose at the dogs.
    AVIVA AV. 1.32%
    AVON RBR. AVON 2.27%
    B.P MARSH BPM 9.64%
    BARCLAYS BARC 1.66%
    BB HEALTHCARE BBH 5.16%
    CITY LON INV CLIG 1.91%
    COCACOLA HBC AG CCH 2.12%
    DUKE ROYALTY DUKE 1.61%
    EDP ORD 0OF7 2.09%
    GORE STREET EN. GSF 11.82%
    GRESHAM HOUSE . GRID 9.24%
    JARVIS SEC JIM 22.70%
    JLEN ENV JLEN 5.50%
    ORSTED 0RHE 1.86%
    PENNON GROUP PNN 2.05%
    PZ CUSSONS PZC 4.10%
    SANOFI ORD 0O59 2.16%
    STRIX GROUP TEM 2.26%
    TOTAL ORD TTA 3.94%
    VENTURE LIFE VLG 3.13%
    VESTAS WIND SYS 0NMK 1.72%
    Cash 1.74%
    Would you mind me asking why you invested in Aviva in preference to L&G or Hiscox etc in the insurance market and the same in the banking sector with Barclays in preference to Lloyds, HSBC etc.  
  • Thrugelmir
    Thrugelmir Posts: 89,546 Forumite
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    MPN said:
    Don't let your Granny loose at the dogs.
    AVIVA AV. 1.32%
    AVON RBR. AVON 2.27%
    B.P MARSH BPM 9.64%
    BARCLAYS BARC 1.66%
    BB HEALTHCARE BBH 5.16%
    CITY LON INV CLIG 1.91%
    COCACOLA HBC AG CCH 2.12%
    DUKE ROYALTY DUKE 1.61%
    EDP ORD 0OF7 2.09%
    GORE STREET EN. GSF 11.82%
    GRESHAM HOUSE . GRID 9.24%
    JARVIS SEC JIM 22.70%
    JLEN ENV JLEN 5.50%
    ORSTED 0RHE 1.86%
    PENNON GROUP PNN 2.05%
    PZ CUSSONS PZC 4.10%
    SANOFI ORD 0O59 2.16%
    STRIX GROUP TEM 2.26%
    TOTAL ORD TTA 3.94%
    VENTURE LIFE VLG 3.13%
    VESTAS WIND SYS 0NMK 1.72%
    Cash 1.74%
    Would you mind me asking why you invested in Aviva in preference to L&G or Hiscox etc in the insurance market and the same in the banking sector with Barclays in preference to Lloyds, HSBC etc.  
    My broader portfolio extends far further. Originally I used the more speculative element to kick off an active portfolio on here. To play fair subsequently. I've reduced/sold holdings in this portfolio in mirror fashion. Likewise when there's cash uninvested. I now use the cash available (when it reaches £2,100 currently) to mirror the next real purchase I make. My actual portfolio may therefore hold greater quantities of stock than listed above, though all are genuine holdings. 
    In answer to your specific question. I do hold Lloyds and L&G. HSBC I sold out of some weeks ago. Wasn't expecting Aviva to cut it's dividend. Not keen on the some of the markets that Hiscox underwrites in the US. Ongoing liabilities are drawn out as settlements are concluded. 
  • Linton
    Linton Posts: 18,159 Forumite
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    edited 22 May 2020 at 11:18AM
    Updated Portfolios for:
    Linton Growth:
    20.6  - Artemis Global Select I Acc
    8.2   - Artemis US Smaller Companies I Acc
    15.3 - Baillie Gifford EM Mkts Lead Coms B Acc
    5.6   - Baillie Gifford Japan Small Companies B Acc
    7.7   - Liontrust UK Smaller Companies Inc Cl I
    10.7 - Polar Capital Global Technology GBP I
    13.8 - Schroder QEP US Core Acc
    18.0 - Threadneedle European Smaller Companies Z Acc
    Linton WP
    27.1 - Capital Gearing Trust
    25.7 - Jupiter Strategic Bond I Acc
    9.4   - RIT Capital Partners
    20.0 - Trojan O
    17.8 - Trojan X


  • Prism
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    Linton said:
    Updated Portfolios for:
    Linton Growth:
    20.6  - Artemis Global Select I Acc
    8.2   - Artemis US Smaller Companies I Acc
    15.3 - Baillie Gifford EM Mkts Lead Coms B Acc
    5.6   - Baillie Gifford Japan Small Companies B Acc
    7.7   - Liontrust UK Smaller Companies Inc Cl I
    10.7 - Polar Capital Global Technology GBP I
    13.8 - Schroder QEP US Core Acc
    18.0 - Threadneedle European Smaller Companies Z Acc
    Linton WP
    27.1 - Capital Gearing Trust
    25.7 - Jupiter Strategic Bond I Acc
    9.4   - RIT Capital Partners
    20.0 - Trojan O
    17.8 - Trojan X


    Before I switched to Smithson and Montanaro better world that combination of yours was pretty close to my preferred collection of smaller companies - Threadneedle European, Artemis US Smaller, Liontrust UK. The only difference was I had Legg Mason Japan rather than BG. I am preferring not have to monitor multiple regional funds though and sticking with global ones. I was concerned that the managers might not be on the ball with a multi regional array of smaller companies but it seems the performance doesn't suggest thats a problem.
  • Linton
    Linton Posts: 18,159 Forumite
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    Prism said:
    Linton said:
    Updated Portfolios for:
    Linton Growth:
    20.6  - Artemis Global Select I Acc
    8.2   - Artemis US Smaller Companies I Acc
    15.3 - Baillie Gifford EM Mkts Lead Coms B Acc
    5.6   - Baillie Gifford Japan Small Companies B Acc
    7.7   - Liontrust UK Smaller Companies Inc Cl I
    10.7 - Polar Capital Global Technology GBP I
    13.8 - Schroder QEP US Core Acc
    18.0 - Threadneedle European Smaller Companies Z Acc
    Linton WP
    27.1 - Capital Gearing Trust
    25.7 - Jupiter Strategic Bond I Acc
    9.4   - RIT Capital Partners
    20.0 - Trojan O
    17.8 - Trojan X


    Before I switched to Smithson and Montanaro better world that combination of yours was pretty close to my preferred collection of smaller companies - Threadneedle European, Artemis US Smaller, Liontrust UK. The only difference was I had Legg Mason Japan rather than BG. I am preferring not have to monitor multiple regional funds though and sticking with global ones. I was concerned that the managers might not be on the ball with a multi regional array of smaller companies but it seems the performance doesn't suggest thats a problem.

    I have just checked Smithson Monanaro Better World on Morningstar.  The 42% healthcare and 29% tech sector allocation could make getting a decent balance for the portfolio as a whole rather difficult.
  • TBC15
    TBC15 Posts: 1,495 Forumite
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    edited 23 May 2020 at 7:56AM

    Small change to tidy up the small China holding I had left over. China sold and invested in more Tech.

    AXA Framlington Global Technology Z Acc              5441.73               19.64% 

    Fundsmith Equity I Acc                                              9031.82               32.67%  

    LF Blue Whale Growth I Acc                                       256.43                   0.29%   

    LF Blue Whale Growth R Acc                                  23349.58                 26.63% 

    Lindsell Train Global Equity B GBP                          2977.58                  8.36%

    Liontrust UK Smaller Companies I Inc                      852.41                    9.36%

    Lindsell Train IT plc Ord 75P                                        3.47                     3.05% 

    Edit missed out LTI


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