Daniel 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

I truly believe that if it wasn't for the power of 𝕏 to openly question and pressure UK "authorities", they'd have just written off the murder of Ann Widdecombe as a "random attack".

Open an IBKR account, then buy: **S&P500** If US citizen: buy VOO If non-US citizen: buy VUAA on LSEETF (search VUAA on IBKR) **Tech** If you want more tech exposure (more gains but more risk), if US buy QQQ, if non-US buy XUTC **Bonds** If you want to keep some money safe put it in bonds, but that also has an ETF, if US buy SGOV, if non-US buy IB01 **Commodities** (e.g. materials) Want gold? If US buy IAU, non-US by RMAU **Why difference US vs non-US citizen investing?** It's cheaper: Irish-domiciled UCITS ETFs generally pay 15% US withholding tax on dividends from US companies, compared to 30% for funds without equivalent treaty access The only proven thing in investment is that diversification works, you have less gains but less risk, ask AI how to build a nice mix of ETFs, bonds, commodities, real estate/land (p.s. ETFs are categorized as stocks cause they're just a basket of stocks), generally you want to not buy individual stocks with most of your money because it's super volatile and you're betting. It can go both ways, I bet NVIDIA in 2022 and made lots of money but I also bet Alibaba before Jack Ma was arrested and lost 90%! This is not financial advice