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Hi Mitch love the videos as I’ve been investing over 1.5 years now and learnt mostly everything from you from just 200 a month to a 12,000 portfolio , a random question that I’m curious about what could possibly make the s&p 500 crash half the price is that possible or not , cheers
What worked for is simple. If the market dips or crash I go "Cool. I'm buying more for less money". If the market goes up I go "Cool. I get to ride the wave up". Regardless of what happens in the market, I'm a winner.
Were do you lot even know were to start and who do you invest in
What r the best stocks to invest in?
What would you say is more important: timing the market or time in the market?
I’ve been inconsistent for a while and yeah… the results reflect that. This was a good reminder.
Here in Denmark you have to pay 17% of your annual earnings in stocks in tax. So if I earn 100usd a year, i have to pay 17usd, but if i dont have the money i could be forced to sell my stocks to pay it off. On the other hand, if you lose money on stocks, you pay that much less in taxes.
@10:15 that just earned a dislike and me avoiding your videos entirely. You're massively out of touch with reality if you think £3000 is a normal UK salary, when its much below that. The average is closer to £2000.
As a total beginner in this space, I'm trying to understand what a good starting number to invest in a global fund is. I know everyone's situation is different but I'm in a position where I can afford to invest lump sums in Cash and now S&S ISAs, maxing out my ISA subscription each year. As I am self employed, the lump sum method is preferable as it's easier for me to account for, outside of my typical persistent monthly outgoings. I've gone for 5K into S&S, as that feels reasonable with the rest of the ISA subscription going into cash. I don't know if I'll contribute another lump sum this tax year (via moving more from a flexible ISA) but does that sound like a good place to start for someone in my position? Thank you 😊
Compound interest and pound cost averaging.. plus of course buy the dip
Nothing changed after 10k also not after 100k and also not after 200k trust me! Its still te same.. your not rich and still need to work hard
I don’t know what’s happening! I opened an account 8 days ago but your code MITCH isn’t working for me it says ‘error code’
with the annualized rate if you invested 27.40 a day aka 10k a year into the s&p500 in 23 and a half years you will be a millionaire. your buying power will likely only be 600k by than though. Still pretty good if you never increase that 10k a year number.
Ah yes, the classic "only £500 a month"
Live at home with parents and saving is possible
Hoping to reach £100k milestone this year can’t wait
I just recently hit that 10k border (at 12 right now) in my investments besides saving some money on my savings account (9k at the moment) bringing it up to > 20k in total. I don't feel a shift to be honest.
50k or 100k might be different. But 10k!? Idk
The viewers need to learn the company financial information first, otherwise they'll make mistakes and enter in the share cycle at the wrong time. Its more than just having the money to do it. You need to understand it so you can predict long term growth, to keep your money and then grow it. (e.g. understand the reasons to identify when a stock is peaking and never catch a falling knife.)
thanks a lot, I got £23 worth of moderna stock
Nothing change after 10k, don't know why saying this . I started seeing serious Gaines after 40k .
When you start chatting rubbish what comes out is more rubbish
I saved up 40k, put it all in isa S&S at once lump sum (20k march and 20k April).
Create an emergency fund of 3-6 months worth of salary before doing any of this.
I am at £9,800 so I am very close and proud of myself ~ Age 27
Thank you so much for sharing 😊
I have 348k invested and I wish I had 348 million haha so it always can be better
Is that 10k in each pie you have or 10k in overall portfolio?
Its hard at the moment seeing my portfolio down £5k. But id say to anyone choose safe stocks or etfs with care, dont put it off even if its £20 a month. Ive done everything, worked extra hours, invested a small tax refund, solar panel payments, sold a car which i did up, anything to get a few extra pounds. I look back over the last 2 years and cant understand where the balance of my sipp and isa has come from. My money machine is just starting and my divedends are giving me £3000 a year. Im a normal guy on low income whos left it a little late im aiming for 100k within the next 3 years.
Copy and paste video this
I did put a portion of my portfolio into an annuity and am happy I did that. I think people underestimate the peace of mind you have knowing that you have that check coming in every month. It's money you have "permission" to spend, whereas money in your portfolio always seems a bit riskier to spend even if you have enough.
I did put a portion of my portfolio into an annuity and am happy I did that. I think people underestimate the peace of mind you have knowing that you have that check coming in every month. It's money you have "permission" to spend, whereas money in your portfolio always seems a bit riskier to spend even if you have enough.
10 minutes of repeating yourself.
A client told me, “I used to earn six figures and feel broke. After reading The Silent Laws of Cash Power by Cameron Solan– I realized I was just too visible.” That hit different.
I asked how the ultra-rich stay invisible. The answer wasn’t a course or a lawyer– it was Cameron Solan.
Does anyone have any good tips for what to acctually invest in as I am assuming all of these return calculations are only based off certain investments
Great video—now I've hit $170,590. I was having this exact conversation with my son the other night-generational wealth isn't just about getting money. It's about teaching everyone not only how to make it, but also how to maintain it. It does no good for me to provide for my family if they don't understand how to manage and sustain it
Out of that first 10K, how much was the principal amount invested, if I may know?
Great video bud.. well said
What's very important to note is that you have to think in years or even decades. Only put in money you won't need even in an emergency, because if you have to sell during a market crash, you could loose years of your hard earned money, but by holding it, that loss is unrealized. It can- and will bounce back eventually, just maybe not withing a year or two or 5. But it doesn't become a loss unless you sell.
According to your screenshot you went from 10k to 91k in 5 years. Nice.
Just crossed the 10k mark 😅
I started a similar thing few years about 5 years ago but with cash ISA and regular savers. Just can’t stomach A&S find it so difficult when I see losses constantly.
A year ago i held off putting in my stocks and shares and spent 12 months investing in sealed pokemon cards.. ive over doubled my money in that time