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Switch pension from Aviva to ii
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Which all-time high?ali_bear said:Ignoring the last couple of days, are we not at an all-time high right now? And that is the problem - with the looming debt crisis markets are looking a bit shaky.
There is always a new all-time high round the corner. With a few bumps in the road, of course 🫣Plan for tomorrow, enjoy today!0 - 
            If I remember correctly the OP was talking about waiting for an all-time high before making a trade.A little FIRE lights the cigar0
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I don’t think you understand the concept that most stocks spend most of their time at or very close to an all-time high. it’s not a very difficult concept to understand. It’s how markets generally work the line goes from the bottom left to the top right.cfw1994 said:
Which all-time high?ali_bear said:Ignoring the last couple of days, are we not at an all-time high right now? And that is the problem - with the looming debt crisis markets are looking a bit shaky.
There is always a new all-time high round the corner. With a few bumps in the road, of course 🫣
thanks everyone for the input on this thread. Everything is completed now and I’m pleased to say with the cashback on the switch I’m about £2500 up, I think it was a bit of luck to be honest the timing of everything I didn’t like not being in full control of buys and sale prices but converting into cash and waiting a few days was absolutely the right thing to do and ii and Aviva were both brilliant and fastThe greatest prediction of your future is your daily actions.0 - 
            
Not according to thisdont_use_vistaprint said:
I don’t think you understand the concept that most stocks spend most of their time at or very close to an all-time high. it’s not a very difficult concept to understand. It’s how markets generally work the line goes from the bottom left to the top right.cfw1994 said:
Which all-time high?ali_bear said:Ignoring the last couple of days, are we not at an all-time high right now? And that is the problem - with the looming debt crisis markets are looking a bit shaky.
There is always a new all-time high round the corner. With a few bumps in the road, of course 🫣
thanks everyone for the input on this thread. Everything is completed now and I’m pleased to say with the cashback on the switch I’m about £2500 up, I think it was a bit of luck to be honest the timing of everything I didn’t like not being in full control of buys and sale prices but converting into cash and waiting a few days was absolutely the right thing to do and ii and Aviva were both brilliant and fast
https://www.bespokepremium.com/interactive/posts/think-big-blog/sp-500-percent-of-time-at-new-highs
"This week joins the 7% of days that have seen the S&P 500 hitting record highs. That is the third largest share behind the 12% of days in which the index has been within 1% of a record high and the 8.5% of days when it is 1% to 2% below a record close. Expanding out a bit more, the S&P 500 has spent 44% of trading days since 1952 within 5% of an ATH compared to just 40.5% of the time when the index has been down 10% or more from an ATH."
(article from Jan 2024)0 
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