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what are you investing in?
Gareth2020
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What are you investing in?
I have kept investing in Lloyds Banking Group and thought out the month of March just over £1000 I have purchased. I know my eggs are in the one basket but at the current value and a somewhat solid business I think once the market settles this could give me a nice little earner.
Whats on your buy sheet?
I have kept investing in Lloyds Banking Group and thought out the month of March just over £1000 I have purchased. I know my eggs are in the one basket but at the current value and a somewhat solid business I think once the market settles this could give me a nice little earner.
Whats on your buy sheet?
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I've been buying what I already hold, re-balancing my portfolio with new money."If you aren’t willing to own a stock for ten years, don’t even think about owning it for ten minutes” Warren Buffett
Save £12k in 2025 - #024 £1,450 / £15,000 (9%)0 -
Always bought Lloyds, now I just view It as a time to buy rather than panic sell0
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Does the likely dividend cut not worry you? Me.. I am buying the same trusts and funds as normal every month2
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Avoid banks, they won't be making any money with near zero interest rates and companies defaulting on loans. I'd rather go for supermarkets, telco's and gold/silver.
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Odds on BOE will request banks to suspend dividends and share buybacks. To conserve capital.Gareth2020 said:Always bought Lloyds, now I just view It as a time to buy rather than panic sell0 -
I've put all my money into Greggs1
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Good time to start a diet.afis1904 said:I've put all my money into Greggs
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Personally, I haven't done any investing in the last month or so. If there are further sizeable falls in the next few weeks I will top-up some of my existing holdings but will buy nothing new. As to where to invest, everyone will have their own views on that.I have holdings in around 30 individual companies nowadays, with a wide spread of sectors . I have shares in two new technology companies and with the sudden interest in electric vehicles in the last few months these have performed well , even after recent falls.With regard to IT s , my own preference nowadays is for regional IT s investing in Asia (ex China).0
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From personal experience investing in single companies is basically gambling unless you want to be your own fund manager and invest in a large number of them.0
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Traded shares in OCDO, TSCO, RBS and NESF in the past week.One person caring about another represents life's greatest value.0
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