I moved about 20% of my SIPP and ISA into cash late last year. Wish I'd been bolder but here we are. Have this morning put about half of that cash into HSBC FTSE All world global tracker (GB00BMJJJF91).
Anyone else investing non-fantasy funds back into markets ? Too soon ?
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Global tracker? Great if you want to back the world’s most average company.
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Ok - so, commit: what are you buying ?
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Google. Amazon. Microsoft. Shall I go on?
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Those 3 are down 28/17/31% in 12 months. The tracker is down 0.76%. Shall I go on ?
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Watching with interest, I have £10K cash in my SIPP transferred from an old workplace pension a couple of months ago, pondering what to do.
All the rest of the cash is in a Vanguard target retirement fund, so tbh probably just put more into that.
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I've just kept shoving money into equity funds on my usual schedule. Figure I don't need the money for a long time and can't time for shit, so the best outcome for me will come from buying all the way down.
Trying not to log in and look at all the red though.
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Probably not American things
https://mobile.twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1575060929930137600
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" can't time for shit"
If more people admitted this, the world would be a happier place :)
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heh @ eeyore's 10.57
dished
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Don’t buy anything until the fed signals a pivot. Once it does, and only then, quickly buy the big and safe names (keep an eye on the news for Tesla details, especially their software and Musk’s circumstances). Then make as much money as you can and build yourself some safety, because I really do think a bigger crisis is coming and this could be the last chance to build your reserves.
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I'm buying now not 12 months ago.
Anything else I can school you with?
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