Great British Invest off or Passive V Active Updates

Linton

Linton Growth - £121061 Up 4.3% on month
Linton WP - £108110  Up 0.8% on month

TBC15

BLB53         £117,369    17.4%
TBC15        £149,331     49.3%
Digger UK  £153,418     53.4%

DiggerUK

Granny has gone off the grid. It happened shortly after gold reached its all time high......and then crashed back down a hundred pounds. 

As the pound is now getting $1.34, we suspect she is at a Trump rally trying to get a selfie whilst enjoying the decent exchange rate.

At home we find the leaders on the gold dealers to avoid board is still Bullion By Post with a 9% premium to buy from and a 4% commission to sell to.

HGM, Atkinsons and Elm are 3-4% to buy and 1-3% commission if you sell. Elm get the gold medal, Atkinsons silver and MSE's favourite, HGM, get bronze..._

Prism

Prism Global - £144,875 which is a gain of 3.8%
A good month for microcaps and private equity but not enough to compensate for lower than average returns for my small and mid cap funds. I have certainly missed not having any exposure to Apple and Amazon this year.

finellah

Finellah 30.2%
FinellaVLS80 18.3%
Vanguard Global FTSE All Cap 25.9%

Still need to update portfolio page - quite a few changes since last update.

Thrugelmir

The (often much lauded) VWRL fund is up in sterling terms by 18.5%.   

DireEmblem

Thrugelmir said:

The (often much lauded) VWRL fund is up in sterling terms by 18.5%.   

VWRP is up similar...

bowlhead99

Thrugelmir said:

The (often much lauded) VWRL fund is up in sterling terms by 18.5%.   

That seems surprising for the return of that product to be sub 20% if Finella is telling us in the post above that FTSE Global All Cap is about 26%. Perhaps you are just looking at the share price and not the total return including dividends?

DireEmblem said:

Thrugelmir said:

The (often much lauded) VWRL fund is up in sterling terms by 18.5%.   

VWRP is up similar..

One would hope so 😆

Although I thought that accumulating share class only launched last year and so couldn't have been invested in at the inception of the exercise at 29/9/2017

finellah

Thrugelmir said:

The (often much lauded) VWRL fund is up in sterling terms by 18.5%.   

Seems surprising that there is such a difference between VWRL and the Vanguard FTSE Global All Cap fund. Don't have time to check at the moment but is that including dividends? Were you using 29/09/17 to 28/08/20 date range?
Thanks

Prism

Maybe Thrugelmir did an additional currency conversion? 
Also, Don't Let Your Granny Loose at the Dogs has had a storming recovery over the last few months with its new look holdings.