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  • Prism
    Prism Posts: 3,848 Forumite
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    Linton said:
    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.
    Yes difficult to get a balance of regions and/or sectors however thats generally what I am aiming for and have been for the last 5 years or so. Most of my fund choices are heavily focused on healthcare, technology, industrials and staples and relatively defensive companies, which this year at least has worked very well.
  • cloud_dog
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    edited 29 May 2020 at 5:19PM
    Well.... hasn't May been a good month .... Ignoring all the real world pain out there currently.
    Personal Responsibility - Sad but True :D

    Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone
  • Prism
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    cloud_dog said:
    Well.... hasn't May been a good month .... Ignoring all the real world pain out there currently.
    Yes it has. Final figures still to come in. Did you publish your own portfolio btw? I can see from the spreadsheet its doing really well and a bit swingy! 
  • cloud_dog
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    edited 29 May 2020 at 5:30PM
    I was late to the party and didn't feel it was reasonable for me to join so late in the day.  I started the Google sheet simply to monitor my virtual portfolio, possibly for one of our SIPPs, against the herd.  The advantage this portfolio has over others is that their's will be grounded more in reality, and this one is less so, so I do not have the time constraints on this portfolio and therefore it is quite risky.  I'm happy to publish for info.
    Personal Responsibility - Sad but True :D

    Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone
  • cloud_dog
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    Investment Code Start Price (p)
    Amount
    Current Price (p)
    Current Value
    Blackrock Throgmorton IT THRG
    544
    £10,000.00
    552
    £10,740.66
    Monks  MNKS
    703
    £10,000.00
    977
    £13,967.07
    Smithson Worldwide SSON
    1020
    £10,000.00
    1448
    £20,868.24
    Scottish American Investment Co. SAIN
    356
    £25,000.00
    409
    £32,167.39
    JP Morgan Emerging Markets JMG
    817
    £10,000.00
    906
    £11,616.10
    Allianz Technology Trust ATT
    1069
    £10,000.00
    2075
    £19,410.66
    Black Rock World Mining  BRWM
    361.5
    £5,000.00
    345
    £5,402.61
    3i Infrastructure 3IN
    195
    £10,000.00
    277
    £16,193.85
    RIT Capital Trust  RCP
    1935
    £10,000.00
    1814
    £9708.42
    £100,000.00 £140,074.99
    A couple of points to note:
    1. SSON was originally invested in EWI, which was sold (£14698) / reinvested in SSON 
    2. Dividends are included in the current value
    Personal Responsibility - Sad but True :D

    Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone
  • Thrugelmir
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    Don't let your Granny loose at the dogs. @ 29-05-2020

    AVIVA AV. 1.28%
    AVON RBR. AVON 2.66%
    B.P MARSH BPM 8.81%
    BB HEALTHCARE BBH 5.39%
    CITY LON INV CLIG 1.77%
    COCACOLA HBC AG CCH 2.01%
    EDP ORD 0OF7 4.29%
    GORE STREET EN. GSF 11.01%
    GRESHAM HOUSE . GRID 9.36%
    JARVIS SEC JIM 23.45%
    JLEN ENV JLEN 5.56%
    ORSTED 0RHE 2.07%
    PENNON GROUP PNN 2.00%
    PRUDENTIAL PRU 1.73%
    PZ CUSSONS PZC 3.67%
    SANOFI ORD 0O59 2.08%
    STRIX GROUP KETL 2.14%
    TOTAL ORD TTA 3.81%
    VESTAS WIND SYS 0NMK 1.96%
    Cash 4.94%


  • bd10
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    Coming a bit late to the party. Anyways, here we go:
    CTY 13%
    Fundsmith Equity 18%
    MNKS 20%
    Rathbone Gl Opp 9%
    FGT 10%
    JMG 7%
    First State Gl Infrastr 8%
    Schroder Gl Health 9%
    Air Liquide 8%

    There's some overlap / high correlation between Rathbone and Fundsmith, but Rathbone I hold via pension scheme. No major changes planned, dividends get reinvested.
  • TBC15
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    Hi bd10

    I’m afraid you’re a little late for inclusion.


  • Thrugelmir
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    Don't let your Granny loose at the dogs. @ 30-06-2020

    AVON RBR. AVON 1.65%
    B.P MARSH BPM 10.80%
    BB HEALTHCARE BBH 1.82%
    BLACKROCK ENERGY BERI 8.39%
    CITY LON INV CLIG 2.04%
    COCACOLA HBC AG CCH 1.91%
    EDP ORD 0OF7 4.15%
    GORE STREET EN. GSF 10.42%
    GRESHAM HOUSE . GRID 9.08%
    ISHARES V PLC S&P 500 HLTH CARE SECT UCIT IHCU 3.35%
    JARVIS SEC JIM 23.02%
    JLEN ENV JLEN 1.77%
    L'OREAL EUR0.20 0NZM 2.17%
    ORSTED 0RHE 1.95%
    PENNON GROUP PNN 1.87%
    PRUDENTIAL PRU 1.92%
    PZ CUSSONS PZC 3.65%
    SANOFI ORD 0O59 2.06%
    STRIX GROUP TEM 2.11%
    TOTAL ORD TTA 3.64%
    VESTAS WIND SYS 0NMK 1.84%
    Cash 0.39%
  • TBC15
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    Out goes Liontrust UK Smaller Companies I Inc  in goes  more Tech and Blue Whale.

    AXA Framlington Global Technology Z Acc              6641.63                 24.98% 

    Fundsmith Equity I Acc                                              9031.82                 31.97%  

    LF Blue Whale Growth I Acc                                       256.43                   0.30%   

    LF Blue Whale Growth R Acc                                  27222.09                 31.73% 

    Lindsell Train Global Equity B GBP                          2977.58                    8.09%

    Lindsell Train IT plc Ord 75P                                        3.47                       2.92% 


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