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@RollingHedge Another loss written off by us the tax payers. WTF are these cunts in the BOE being paid for!!?

The Bank of England just sold a 2061 gilt at £23.41. It bought it at £100. A 67% loss, indemnified by you. This is the receipt arriving in the post. From the automation revolution, Britain’s demand-side collapse has already begun, the cognitive middle is the collateral, and the £9.18 trillion of housing wealth on household balance sheets is about to discover what it actually is. The BoE knows. The Treasury knows. No party will say it out loud. The coming recession is merely foreplay. Read the full diagnosis 👇 open.substack.com/pub/anglofutur…

@MrMBrown That’s too logical because even a few quid a month might compound out to tens of thousands where as that one lucky hit means millions over night that’s the dream you can’t beat dreams with logic. Even tho we all know investing is the right path

There are more ISA millionaires in the UK, than the number of people who’ve become millionaires by winning the lottery Yet, around four times more people play the lottery every month, than actively invest in a stocks & shares ISA

@GBInvestor1990 We need to nationalise the North Sea and use our remaining reserves to go full nuclear with Rolls-Royce smr taking the lead as well as the project in the midlands for fusion. What’s left goes into a ‘well managed’ no ministerial influence sovereign wealth fund.

Uncomfortable truth: A lot of investing posters in the UK, including me, post daily on the need to cut back spends and stop being materialistic. But, in the UK, our economy is predicated on a service economy that needs people to buy nonsense. We don't extract our own oil and gas, and we tax our energy so high that it costs far too much to run industry so it closes or moves abroad. Finance and service. That's all we have. If everyone stopped buying nonsense in the UK, and started investing in US stocks, the entire UK economy would collapse.

@seer_xyz Clearly he was a lucky one hit wonder who they made a movie about

Did yall paid Burry $40 bucks a month to get your booty impaled by Jensen $NVDA $QQQ

@TheSalesBull1 Peak click bait no one’s paying that mush or is it ote

An 18 year old with no A-levels can walk into a B2B sales role and earn £45,000 within 18 months or less Nobody at school will tell him this The teachers don’t believe it The university system doesn’t want him to know THREAD

@JamieFinance25 Ain’t no way a wife is saying that. Cap but she’s right let it roll and invest more

I have £70k left on my mortgage. 14 years at 4%. I want to pay it off early within 2-3 years, throwing lump sums at it, but my wife thinks just let it roll and invest the extra. I want to do this for peace of mind. Which option is more beneficial?

@TheSalesBull1 @GatoPapa7

@GatoPapa7 @degenthor ‘Innocent business people’

Cold calling is the fastest way out of a £24,000 job in this country No degree no connections Just a phone, a list, and the willingness to be told no for six hours a day Nobody at the careers fair will tell you that

@DividendDrip Well sell it all and put into a concentrated bet one stock one sector one hot etf

Came across this portfolio on Reddit. The individual appears to be early in there investment journey. What advice would you give?

@Fink_Money Excellent read

Read this. I bet we’re a good year or two ahead.

@FinanceTiger It’s still a great call even tho they’re down a lot this year

Just done a little research … The DPA document targets: It prioritizes US domestic expansion for transformers, electrical core steel (GOES), transmission lines, substations, and related supply chains due to shortages, long lead times, and foreign dependence. Goodwin does not appear to be a major player in large power transformers or grain-oriented electrical steel. Their power gen work is more on turbine shells, castings for high-temperature/high-alloy applications, etc.

🥽 Just initiated a starter position in Goodwin PLC #GDWN. Here's why this quiet Stoke-on-Trent manufacturer deserves more attention IMO. Founded in 1883, family controlled, zero sell side analyst coverage. Two divisions: precision valves & castings for defence, nuclear & oil/gas, plus industrial refractories. What makes it unique? Near impossible to replicate. Long cycle mission critical components for naval defence & nuclear decommissioning. Switching costs are enormous. Customers don't shop on price, they shop on certification. The numbers back it up: revenue has grown from £127m (FY2015) to £220m (FY2025), and profit before tax from £20m to £34m, with operating margins expanding to 22.5%. ROE of 35%. Net margin 15.9%. All while paying a dividend, which has been put into question after two canceled orders which saw a huge share price correction. I've taken a small starter position. Watching the August results closely, if order book and margins continue to improve, I'll be doubling my stake. 🤞 £ 113.20

@DevelopAll I agree with them exact where my Calls are at

$OKLO Price Target Announced at $130.00/Share by Tigress Financial Key takeaways from the report: Target Price/Rating: Tigress Financial initiated coverage on Oklo $OKLO with a Buy rating and a $130 price target. Driving Factors: The bullish outlook is based on Oklo's advanced sodium-cooled fast reactor technology, High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU) fuel cycle, and strong positioning for AI data center energy needs. Market Context: This target is among the higher projections as analysts hold mixed views on the company's valuation, with other recent targets ranging from as low as $14 to highs around $168. Business Model: Oklo focuses on an "own-and-operate" model, targeting rapid deployment of small modular reactors (SMRs). #Oklo #smr #nuclear #nuclearenergy #haleu

@taxspendlib They’re amazing

Learning that the UK has invented something called "steak canadian" which is something no Canadian has ever eaten

@wayne_m159 snore no car fan cares, we like engines ev's are for weirdos who smell of cabbage

Video footage of the exact moment the BYD Yangwang u9 Xtreme reached a maximum speed of 496.22 km/h on the Track in Petersburg,Germany, officially beating the Bugatti Chiron super sport’s record as the world’s fastest production car

@Therichardralph You have room to move down if they say no but it’s harder to ask for more later so just go for it.

@degenthor True

Scheduled a conversation with my boss to talk about reducing hours. Should I go softly into it and ask for 10% less hours to start with and then ask for more in future....or should I go full bore and ask for the 40% reduction I really want.

@GatoPapa7 @TheSalesBull1 ive screenshot that and making it into a pillowcase

@degenthor @TheSalesBull1 Probably a good thing. You have nice heart

@RazHughes86 Be proud man you setting those lads up right.

My lads testing their new packing machines....absolute flying these. Nearly 30 shops/venues selling Sweet Bros. 📈📈📈

@RollingHedge Their children will not be landlords *coughs in renters act* they’ll be selling it to blackrock who will be the landlord Saddle up serfs the boomers ushered in neo feudalism goodo jolly spiff what what old bean

The reason you can’t afford a house is a mere footnote in a Bank of England meeting from December 2003. Most of you were still in primary school. By the time you could open a savings account, the house your parents bought for 3.5x their salary cost 7x yours. By the time you could apply for a mortgage, it cost 8x. The deposit your dad saved in 8 months will take you 47. CPI hit 2% in most months throughout. The framework was working. The Monetary Policy Committee declared victory at every meeting. They were right; at least for the measure they were watching… You weren’t priced out. You were written out. Of a number, in a room, by people who have since retired into the houses you’ll never own. Their children will be your landlords. gbtt.info/your-generatio…