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Scottish mortgage trust: a buy or a trap?
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It would certainly be a wild ride to have a lifetime worth of capital at stake from the outset.Alexland said:
Well I guess most of us do, or have done, some upfront leveraged investment via the use of a mortgage but it would be a strange world if everyone calculated their expected lifetime investment account contributions and borrowed a lump sum to invest at the start which was calculated at a level for the loan to be only just affordable for the remainder of their workling lives.masonic said:You can't invest what you've not yet earned.
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