bi22le
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posted on 26/4/16 at 07:20 PM |
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Anyone else manage their own stocks / shares / ISA / ETFs? brexit chat!!
I have been trying to work out when and where to put some monies as we approach the big vote.
I feel its a given the FTSE and pound will drop as the various markets loose confidence. Im not in it for the short term but do try to manage my
assets. I see this as an opportunity to manage risk and potentially sell hi and buy back low, selling short if you wish.
But what to do with the cash while it all pans out, i think it maybe over the course of a year.
Gold commodity is still going strong but im also liking the noise the oil giants are making.
Im thinking of buying into oil as its mega low and everybody in the energy sector is try to get it back up from the $30 to $120 per barrwl it once
was.
Thoughts?
[Edited on 26/4/16 by bi22le]
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nick205
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posted on 27/4/16 at 10:49 AM |
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I used a Halifax lead stocks service to purchase and manage some shares online. I appreciate your thoughts on buying in for the long term, but given
the time, complexity and effort involved I decided to sell out and put my money in an ISA. IMHO the income tax had been paid on it and at present
ISAs offer a tax free way of saving. It does have to be said that current interest rates are not great and you do have to remember to move them when
the often first year interest rate drops to a ridiculously low rate. However I still view it as a better way to store my money at present.
Probably not the answer you're looking for, but I felt it worth contributing my thoughts and approach. I also invest through work into a
pension fund, but do worry as to what it will actually be worth on retirement (and what my retirement age will end up being (42 right now)).
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inkafone
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posted on 27/4/16 at 11:12 AM |
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I use the sharecentre - a good site for info as well.
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bi22le
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posted on 27/4/16 at 04:29 PM |
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I use iweb to deal.
Unfortunately that was not the direction of my question. It was more of what others are feeling regarding the brexit and how they ate going to manage
their assets during this unsettling time.
Track days ARE the best thing since sliced bread, until I get a supercharger that is!
Please read my ring story:
http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/forum/13/viewthread.php?tid=139152&page=1
Me doing a sub 56sec lap around Brands Indy. I need a geo set up! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHksfvIGB3I
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SteveWallace
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posted on 27/4/16 at 06:00 PM |
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As the vote is anticipated to be close, I would imagine that the FTSE has already gone down a bit in anticipation, but not as far as it might do if we
vote to leave. Therefore whatever you decide to do your gambling.
If you invest now and we stay in, the FTSE will probably go up a bit so you win, but if we vote to leave it may go down so you loose. On the other
hand, if you wait to see what happens and we vote to stay in you may feel that you've missed an opportunity for a quick gain. If we vote to
leave and the market drops then it will be a good time to buy as it will eventually recover.
Not that I actually know anything, so, as always, on your head bee it.
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mark chandler
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posted on 27/4/16 at 09:48 PM |
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Kind of related, we are thinking about renegotiating our mortgage incase interest rates spiral.
That's the problem with the lack of facts, if we come out how long will it be before the impact occurs?
[Edited on 27/4/16 by mark chandler]
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Jeano
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posted on 28/4/16 at 07:25 AM |
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I used Etoro to buy CFDs and do some Forex trading but i lost money over a few months so gave up.
I however am going to invest some money in property Partner.
https://propertypartner.co/howitworks/howitworks
Location: Essex
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