Lindsell Train GE & Fundsmith
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stringer_bell wrote: »got Lindsell in my General investment account, Fundsmith in my SIPP and scottish mortgage in my ISA
Not sure about holding 3 global funds in a portfolio especially with the crossover with LT and Fundsmith? Also, Scottish Mortgage is very high risk with so much invested in technology.0 -
Not sure about holding 3 global funds in a portfolio especially with the crossover with LT and Fundsmith? Also, Scottish Mortgage is very high risk with so much invested in technology.
I tend to agree but If I was going to hold 2 global funds then I'd be tempted to go with either Fundsmith or Lindsell Train and Scottish Mortgage IT because the asset allocation would then be more balanced.0 -
What about old mutual global equity, I have decided to hold 3 global funds 2 being the ones you talk about the other being Old Mutual Equity well will been soon or another fund0
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I have Vanguard FTSE Developed World ex-UK Equity, Fundsmith and a smaller holding in Standard Life Inv Global Smaller Companies. No more than two in any wrapper though.0
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Similar to StellaN, I think Chester Dog's point is good, that some diversification / risk management within a sector has benefits compared to doubling up on any one fund. I kinda hold both: I hold Fundsmith and LT UK (I get Japan through BGFD). My other global fund is Baillie Gifford Global Alpha Growth, because I wanted some tech but not as much as SMT and not in an IT, so I picked this fund which is essentially an OEIC version of Monks.0
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I think holding both is fine. I would say only about 15% is duplicated between the two. Personally I hold Fundsmith and then top that up with some extra tech with the L&G global technology index trust. A bit of Japan and China sprinkled in for good measure0
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It's curious that every time a Fundsmith / Lindsell Train discussion starts, SMT gets drawn into it. I was guilty of this myself a while back (when studying Investment 101; I have now moved on to Investment 101.5) but not one of SMT's top ten holdings figures in either of Fundsmith's or LT's. SMT is a very different fund, and there are plenty more very different funds too.0
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aroominyork wrote: »My other global fund is Baillie Gifford Global Alpha Growth, because I wanted some tech but not as much as SMT and not in an IT, so I picked this fund which is essentially an OEIC version of Monks.
I now hold 60% of my investment portfolio in 2 global IT's Witan and SMT. At the moment I am considering splitting my holding in SMT with Monks mainly because Monks is slightly lower risk but holds a larger amount of holdings. Not sure if holding 3 global IT's is the right thing to do and I realise there is a lot of crossover between SMT and Monks so the other option would be to totally switch from SMT to Monks?0 -
I hold LTG and FS in my SIPP and they are my largest holdings. I think there is enough difference between the two and they are very solid long term funds. I do not see Scottish Mortgage (also a part of my SIPP) in the same way due to their large technology holdings.0
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Fundsmith has now launched an ethical fund
https://www.fundsmith.co.uk/news/article/2017/11/01/fundsmith-sustainable-equity-fund-launches
No it's not April Fools Day!!0
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