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Doing well with shares (average 18% per year) how can I get people to invest in me?
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Probably a question better directed towards OP rather than me!
I gave one of my twins 10K in capital to invest for me. But i know it is technically a gift and his money. but i trust him to hand it over if i ask lol. But it will all go to him and his brothers when we die anyway.I wouldn't worry about the administrative aspects of how to formalise this - fundamentally it seems extremely unlikely that you'd be able to persuade people to part with their money solely on the basis that you've achieved respectable returns during some good years of a bull run.
By all means kid yourself that you're capable of outperforming the market (and all the well-funded professionals trying to do the same) on a sustainable basis but getting random strangers to buy into that seems somewhat ambitious!
To what do you attribute your 'success' thus far?
Have you asked your parents?
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It was a long time ago now but I remember somebody winning an investment competition and forming their own fund on the strength of this. I don't think it ended well. Unfortunately I cannot remember his name.Reed0
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How many companies and why did you pick them?0
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This is Neil Woodford!0
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hi, neil!capital0ne wrote: »This is Neil Woodford!
what made you decide to reveal your identity now?
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Reed_Richards wrote: »It was a long time ago now but I remember somebody winning an investment competition and forming their own fund on the strength of this. I don't think it ended well. Unfortunately I cannot remember his name.
Jayesh Manek I remember him well his Manek fund lost 55% over 10 years and yet when it closed it still had £8m in the fund!!0 -
Jayesh Manek
Anthony Bolton
Neil Woodford
Oh god. Please not Terry Smith next. :rotfl:
All my heroes failed me in the end. Is that just the way the shining stars have to end ?
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Gotta be a newbie. Hello again.0
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