I'm thinking the over-valuation of everything continues "a bit longer". The steady sleepwalking into mass defaulting of loans continues "a bit longer". Then a final trigger point and we get a global crash.
So I have two figures in mind. 8,250 - if "a bit longer" is more than 6 months. 5,000 - if it's less than 6 months.
I'm thinking "a bit longer" may have a few more props thrown at it before it runs its' course. So, for my entry, I'll go with 8,250.
I'm thinking the over-valuation of everything continues "a bit longer". The steady sleepwalking into mass defaulting of loans continues "a bit longer". Then a final trigger point and we get a global crash.
So I have two figures in mind. 8,250 - if "a bit longer" is more than 6 months. 5,000 - if it's less than 6 months.
I'm thinking "a bit longer" may have a few more props thrown at it before it runs its' course. So, for my entry, I'll go with 8,250.
Historically only the US is "over valued". The UK market is very much "under valued" when compared to previous PE's and general market capitalisation.
I'm thinking the over-valuation of everything continues "a bit longer". The steady sleepwalking into mass defaulting of loans continues "a bit longer". Then a final trigger point and we get a global crash.
So I have two figures in mind. 8,250 - if "a bit longer" is more than 6 months. 5,000 - if it's less than 6 months.
I'm thinking "a bit longer" may have a few more props thrown at it before it runs its' course. So, for my entry, I'll go with 8,250.
Historically only the US is "over valued". The UK market is very much "under valued" when compared to previous PE's and general market capitalisation.
Relative value of stocks, yes of course, the US is bonkers. A US stock crash might or might not be the trigger, though I'm considering other asset types in the crash scenario.
I'm thinking the over-valuation of everything continues "a bit longer". The steady sleepwalking into mass defaulting of loans continues "a bit longer". Then a final trigger point and we get a global crash.
So I have two figures in mind. 8,250 - if "a bit longer" is more than 6 months. 5,000 - if it's less than 6 months.
I'm thinking "a bit longer" may have a few more props thrown at it before it runs its' course. So, for my entry, I'll go with 8,250.
Historically only the US is "over valued". The UK market is very much "under valued" when compared to previous PE's and general market capitalisation.
Relative value of stocks, yes of course, the US is bonkers. A US stock crash might or might not be the trigger, though I'm considering other asset types in the crash scenario.
I would be interested to know what those other asset types might be.
Has anyone invested in whisky? I've been considering it. I've done some reading and although there are firms out there quoting ridiculous potential earnings, the reality is a much lower ROI but possibly higher and safer than stocks and shares. Interested in any thoughts.
Has anyone invested in whisky? I've been considering it. I've done some reading and although there are firms out there quoting ridiculous potential earnings, the reality is a much lower ROI but possibly higher and safer than stocks and shares. Interested in any thoughts.
Has anyone invested in whisky? I've been considering it. I've done some reading and although there are firms out there quoting ridiculous potential earnings, the reality is a much lower ROI but possibly higher and safer than stocks and shares. Interested in any thoughts.
Thanks for that. I've read articles pro and con. I'm probably taking more notice of articles like this one over the pro articles which are often written by those with vested interests.
Has anyone invested in whisky? I've been considering it. I've done some reading and although there are firms out there quoting ridiculous potential earnings, the reality is a much lower ROI but possibly higher and safer than stocks and shares. Interested in any thoughts.
Thousands on good single malts, but nothing left to sell other than empties.......hic!
@golfaddick, what are your preferred funds for investing in, lets say the UK markets (not limited to ftse 100)?
Ones not limited to the FTSE then probably the 2 Slater funds (Growth and Recovery), otherwise Artemis Smart GARP and the Jupiter Special Situations, which are heavily into the FTSE100 which (as we know) is not tech heavy and contains a lot of "value" companies such as Banks and Consumables.
£25 for me, £75 for the wife, £25 for the late mother in law
You've still got her money invested !! Fraud if ever I saw it.....😄
Lol. No, NS&I have been informed, paperwork sent to them by the Solicitors dealing with probate, and online account has been closed. I’m assuming that until they pay out the bond numbers remain in the draw.
£25 for me, £75 for the wife, £25 for the late mother in law
You've still got her money invested !! Fraud if ever I saw it.....😄
Lol. No, NS&I have been informed, paperwork sent to them by the Solicitors dealing with probate, and online account has been closed. I’m assuming that until they pay out the bond numbers remain in the draw.
After someone dies the estate used to be able to keep them in the drawer for up to 6 months but they extended that in recent years to up to 12 months.
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So I have two figures in mind. 8,250 - if "a bit longer" is more than 6 months. 5,000 - if it's less than 6 months.
I'm thinking "a bit longer" may have a few more props thrown at it before it runs its' course. So, for my entry, I'll go with 8,250.
I would be interested to know what those other asset types might be.
https://www.masterofmalt.com/blog/post/a-warning-about-whisky-investment.aspx
Thanks for that. I've read articles pro and con. I'm probably taking more notice of articles like this one over the pro articles which are often written by those with vested interests.
About time one of us CL PB investors was picking up one of the bigger prizes
Yeah right - sweet FA as per usual!
I'm just off to The Bahamas for a few weeks.....😉