Kalum | Investor 🇬🇧

@ToddsTradeEasy Mine is 999 but it means absolutely nothing

Is this a good credit score for a 29 year old?

Absolute cinema 🤯

“REEs are all hype” A world without them would mean larger, less efficient electronics and a much slower transition to renewables. There’d be bulkier motors everywhere and MAJOR setbacks in medicine and defense. Many of these technologies could exist in limited forms with alternatives but they would be heavier more expensive and less powerful. The need for REEs will grow substantially and the demand will far outweigh the supply. $USAR $CRML $MP $CTH.V

@Dom_Investing Good paper round that

@KalumInvests I also started with 10K a month. but I was 9.

iM 21 aNd InVeStIng $10,000 EvEry MoNth Am I BeHiNd?

@harry_oldfield I work for a global shipping line, if you're doing much ocean freight we should talk mate!

@KalumInvests Yes buddy- work for a medical company in the global logistics team. 😁😁

Starting the next module of my masters degree today. - 7-week module on Circular & Sustainable Logistics — a topic I’m genuinely excited to dive into. In the previous modules lots of references towards sustainability, with the world shifting toward more responsible supply chains, this feels like one of the most relevant and impactful areas to explore right now. Can’t believe I’ve already completed four modules… 8 more to go! 😁 Time is flying. Feeling both proud and a little surprised at how quickly this programme is moving. Grateful for the learning journey and looking forward to what the next seven weeks will bring.

@MerlijnTrader I’m like 55% cash

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Warren Buffett the greatest investor in history just repeated himself. 1999: "Euphoria is the enemy" Walked away from the rally. Result: dot-com crash. Down 78%. 2026: "We've never had people in a more gambling mood than now." $400B in cash. Zero purchases. Michael Burry: $1B short on AI. "Feels like 1999." Warren Buffett: $400B in cash. "Worse than 1999." Two of the greatest investors alive. Same year. Same warning. Same answer. Cash. Not stocks. Are you listening?

@FrostyInvestorr No risk no reward

The older I get, the more appealing this sounds: Sell every individual stock. Put £70k into $VOO . Add £20k every year. Touch nothing for 20+ years.

@shane80941270 😂😂 that’s one of those regurgitated slops

@KalumInvests This is a post I see daily of different accounts as well literally the same shit

Does anyone actually do the "Paste this into GPT" posts 🤮🤮🤮

@jacobiinvest Jesus

How much money are you guys able to add the market every month? Personally I am around 4-5 thousand dollars. I am a 22 year old who just hit his first goal of 2026 which was 6 figures and now I have raised it to 200,000 Am I behind?

@jacobiinvest @EndicottInvests Love the wooden desk

Morning FinX! I just got a new desk set up and I’m pumped! I need to get another monitor still but I love it. And shoutout @EndicottInvests for his building wealth 100 at a time! $ANET $NOW $NBIS $UNH $GOOGL

@JB_Invests1 Well done Josh!

First £250 officially invested ✅📈 Decided to swap the Vanguard FTSE All-World for the Vanguard S&P 500 Accumulation fund, and I’ve now bought all my starting positions. Portfolio currently includes: • Vanguard S&P 500 Accumulation • Brookfield Renewable • Kratos Defense & Security • Meta • Microsoft • Moderna • Nvidia • Rocket Lab • Tesla Feels good to finally get started after thinking about it for so long. Now the real plan begins: stay consistent, keep learning, and add £50 every week no matter what the market’s doing 🚀 Looking forward to documenting the journey over the years ahead. #Investing #Trading212 #ISA #StockMarket #LongTermInvesting #PersonalFinance #FinanceJourney #WealthBuilding

@shane80941270 I may have to start trolling

@KalumInvests 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 there is people you follow that do il bet 💴

@WealthInMotion_ Keep it forever pure cash flow

Question. Would you rather sell a property now for 700k or rent it out for 1400 a month for the next few years?

@ISAtoSixFigures Yeah I’m making a lot more of an effort to be frugal this year, not cheap or tight but just not wasting money on crap

People laugh at the “boring” route until they realise the daily coffee, car finance, expensive insurance, designer clothes, eating out, subscriptions etc can easily cost £10K-£20K+ a year. Now imagine compounding that into ETFs and strong long-term companies instead for 10-20 years. That’s the difference between looking rich and actually building wealth. 📈 $VOO $VUSA $MSFT $AMZN $GOOGL $NVDA

@rayyela Let me know how the $HIMS earnings goes bro

Thanks to all in a days work in my portfolio $NBIS 8% $RKLB 13% $OKLO 6% $APLD 10% $IONQ 15% $EOSE 13% $ASTS 11%

If you feel like you have to sell in downturns you never had conviction in the first place

@trueinvestings What on earth how have you lost in this market? Keep your head up and come back

I was drowning on many different positions and decided today was the day, I sell these positions and take the loss. I want to allocate my capital more efficiently and dump the ones that haven’t shown change. I still have some unrealized losses on companies I believe in.