On the original question, I try to keep most funds @ 7.5% and individual shareholdings @ 2.5% rebalancing every 6 months or so or if something goes particularly nuts. Am just getting rid of most UK stuff at the moment as don't see anything improving here for a long time.
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I'm a fan of the Stanslow rebalancing method
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Rebalancing is pointless because you can't ever know whether it was the right thing to do. Buy, hold, average in.
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Of course, that was the problem that Stanslow sought to address.
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I shouldn't really say any more, it's not retail level stuff.
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heh
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pretty hard to say without knowing what the current allocation is tbh
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Buy large mature US businesses. Buy more. Hold. Keep buying. Drop to your knees, raise your arms and know that I am Lord.
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The only mature US business you are buying is another McDonalds Deliveroo to your Slough bedsit griefhole.
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BUY SILVER!!!
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TBF I am up 1% on physical silver. There is a shortfall of it for the projected amount required to meet solar demand.
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I piled in back in Jan 21 on the advice of one of Rof’s CriTiCaL tHinKeRs and I now live in an abandoned Blockbusters
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On the original question, I try to keep most funds @ 7.5% and individual shareholdings @ 2.5% rebalancing every 6 months or so or if something goes particularly nuts. Am just getting rid of most UK stuff at the moment as don't see anything improving here for a long time.
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Aka bananaman has accepted my edict that UK shares are a joke.
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Buy experiences. The chances of us dying within the next 10 years from climate change/nuclear war/NuCovid are high.
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Yay!
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Think I've caught the vid from a Russian actually so that's going to be triple vid.
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The chances of dying in the next 10 years of any cause are quite high. If you're in say your early 50s, about 6%.
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HOW rude
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Unless you yourself are in RUDE health ;)
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