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Chief Investor

@Chief__Investor

UK Investor / Looking to grow with other upcoming investors Macro Strategies & Market Analysis Stocks | Crypto | Liquidity | Credit Cycles Not Financial Advise

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Chief Investor
Chief Investor@Chief__Investor·
My current position is as followed Physical Gold & Silver 🟢 Small allocation to bonds 🟢 Shorting major markets 🔴 Paper gold and silver is something I am staying away from due to the current liquidity situations we are in. Markets down will force gold and silver to follow!
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Financelot
Financelot@FinanceLancelot·
Iran has responded to the U.S. peace proposal and has rejected dismantling its nuclear facilities.
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Chief Investor
Chief Investor@Chief__Investor·
Impressive, earnings have certainly been outstanding I can’t argue with that for sure. I agree AI is certainly looking like the one for global adoption, my concern would be for companies to maintain the level of service in certain areas. Second to that will the government really allow a cascade in the job market, I don’t think they can afford to?
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Kieran | £1m Net Worth
Kieran | £1m Net Worth@KieranInvest·
I invest £2,500/month into my SIPP and another £2,500/month into my ISA / general investment account, so £5,000/month total. I’m bullish that the recent gains are sustainable. Tech earnings have consistently beaten expectations, and I think we’re still very early in the AI cycle. Once wider industries properly adopt AI into their businesses, the productivity and profitability gains could be huge. For me, this feels like the start rather than the end. Long term, I’m staying hands-off, staying consistent, and adding more during dips where possible.
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Kieran | £1m Net Worth
Kieran | £1m Net Worth@KieranInvest·
This is why I’m so aggressive with monthly pension contributions at 25. Current SIPP: £93,960 Monthly contribution: £2,500 Time horizon: 32 years Target age: 57 Assuming 8% real annual returns, this projects to around: £5.64m in today’s money. That’s the power of starting early. The wild part is the contributions would total £960,000 over 32 years, but the rest would come from growth. This is why I don’t see investing as optional. It’s not about getting rich quick. It’s about building patiently, month after month, year after year, until the numbers become ridiculous. Consistency creates freedom. Compounding creates generational wealth.
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Kieran | £1m Net Worth@KieranInvest

My first proper post on the SIPP side of the journey. I opened my SIPP in June 2023 with a financial adviser, but after watching it seriously underperform the wider stock market, I decided to take control myself. In May 2025, I moved it into the Vanguard FTSE Global All Cap Accumulation fund. Current value: £93,960 Contributions: £77,385 Return: £16,575 Performance: +27.21% I currently contribute £2,500/month through my Ltd company. The best part is the corporation tax relief. At 25%, that £2,500 contribution effectively only costs the business £1,875 net, while the full £2,500 goes into the pension and compounds long term. Simple strategy for now: Global equity tracker Monthly contributions Low fees Long-term mindset Let compounding do the work Curious what others would do from here. Would you keep it simple with a global tracker, add more US/tech exposure, or diversify into something else?

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Chief Investor
Chief Investor@Chief__Investor·
@KieranInvest Oh perfect, very smart way of playing it! What’s your overview on the market at the moment or are you continuing to buy no matter the scenario?
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Kieran | £1m Net Worth
Kieran | £1m Net Worth@KieranInvest·
@Chief__Investor I do both. ISA is maxed annually using personal funds for flexibility and access before retirement. SIPP contributions are made solely through the business, so it reduces corporation tax while still building long-term wealth.
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Evan | Investments
Evan | Investments@NotA_Bull·
You're handed $50k today but you MUST invest it immediately. What's are you buying? I’ll go first: $AMZN, $V, and $GOOGL.
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Chief Investor
Chief Investor@Chief__Investor·
Yeah of course! So I've been building a huge macro framework lets say, and ill highlight some key issues I've found. - credit stress - BOJ / carry trade unwind - Energy/ inflation risks - Market Breadth - recently highlighted on my page - Bond market stress/ yield curves - Liqiudity drain - Jobs market These are all huge issues currently unwinding beneath the surface and something i keep an eye on every day.
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Investing with Serg
Investing with Serg@SergFolio·
Been super busy, haven't had time to post, reply, or interact How is everyone's weekend? We ended green so I hope you guys are enjoying your time. What are you doing today & tomorrow?
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Evan | Investments
Evan | Investments@NotA_Bull·
Sooner or later, they’ll need to crash the market. I'm adding to my cash position and staying prepared.
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Chief Investor
Chief Investor@Chief__Investor·
The S&P 500 looks strong on the surface. But underneath? Nearly 47% of stocks are STILL below their 200-day moving average… even after the huge rally over the last few weeks. That’s not broad market strength. That’s narrow leadership. When only a handful of mega caps are carrying the index higher while almost half the market struggles underneath, the structure becomes increasingly fragile. Healthy bull markets usually see participation expand, not narrow.
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Chief Investor
Chief Investor@Chief__Investor·
@GagolaValue Huge results in a week. Whats your outlook on the market in the near future?
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GagolaValueCapital
GagolaValueCapital@GagolaValue·
PORTFOLIO WEEKLY PERFORMANCE Updated performance last week is +2.2%. Really impressed with that number actually. If you were to leave your cash in a bank savings account you might get 3.5% possibly 4% on a really good one. We made 2.2% in a week! YTD PERFORMANCE: +15.5%! $HIMS $OSCR $PALL $SLV $GOLD $NVO $UNH $HOOD $SOFI $ORCL $ETH $ZETA $ADUR $VOW $ASTS $MSFT $NOW $JD $SPY $DJI $SPX $QQQ $NDQ $IREN $SMR $LMND $CELH
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Chief Investor
Chief Investor@Chief__Investor·
@Falcon0nX I fully agree maxing both out is extremely hard. Investing started out as a hobby for me but not becoming my lifestyle. I'm sure it'll pay off long term as well, just have to learn from mistakes and stay consistent. What career are you starting?
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Falcon 💷
Falcon 💷@Falcon0nX·
@Chief__Investor Thanks! It will be hard to max both for me because I’m trying to break into a new career but I’ll definitely try to max out the LISA at the very least. I think investing in a good career will pay off more long term 😄
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Falcon 💷
Falcon 💷@Falcon0nX·
Weekly portfolio update ⚪️ S&S ISA £15,514 🔴 Lifetime ISA £16,845 💰 Total: £32.3k
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Chief Investor
Chief Investor@Chief__Investor·
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Everyone says the S&P 500 returns 10% per year on average. What they don’t show you is the path. A £10k investment compounding at 10% becomes ~£26k after 10 years. Sounds easy. But introduce just ONE year with a -40% crash halfway through, and suddenly you end the decade with ~£14k instead. The average return stayed the same narrative-wise, but the sequence of returns changed everything. This is why liquidity, valuation, and macro cycles matter far more than most people realise. $SPY #investing

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Finance Guy
Finance Guy@GuyTalksFinance·
Waiting for a stock market crash is costing you thousands of dollars. Always keep buying
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WealthRewired
WealthRewired@wealthrewired8·
@saylor @Strategy People laughed at him for years and now companies, governments and funds are all racing to buy Bitcoin. Conviction looks crazy until it works. Then everyone acts like it was obvious. My newsletter on my profile talks a lot about this shift too.
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The Dividend Dream on YouTube
The Dividend Dream on YouTube@DreamDividend·
I have $3M net worth I have $2.0M in stock My plan is a 0% drawdown ZERO DRAWDOWN NOT the 4% rule. NOPE 👎🏼 You get it, right?? TELL ME YOU FCKN DO 💎🫵🔥💃
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Chief Investor
Chief Investor@Chief__Investor·
@DudeWhoInvests If i was investing in stocks right now, i would 100% be carrying out valuations before i put equity anywhere. Undervalued stocks right now are the ones to keep an eye on if any!
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Chief Investor
Chief Investor@Chief__Investor·
@2147mill What's your opinion on a LISA? I do think a SIPP is underrated still, as long as you have dead money to put away.
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🇬🇧 Tom - Investor £120K
🇬🇧 Tom - Investor £120K@2147mill·
Another reason I don’t want to use my SIPP and focus purely on ISA: I want to be relentless in my ISA stack because chances are my portfolio gets to a point much sooner than 57 years old so I can pivot into something like $JEQP and live on the income. If I’d have gone down the SIPP route I’d have much less flexibility to make changes.
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Bailey Invests
Bailey Invests@baileyinvests·
Good Morning☕️ A year from now you’ll wish you started today. Stop waiting for the perfect moment. The market won’t wait. Time won’t wait. Grow or stay the same… that’s the only choice 📈
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