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Dave the Investor 🇬🇧🏹
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Dave the Investor 🇬🇧🏹
@NottsInvestor
33 years old, working in Tech. Dad. Amateur Investor.
Nottinghamshire Entrou em Mayıs 2026
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elon could solve world hunger literally this second
all he has to do is full stack dump all his shares, cause a stock market recession, wipe out trillions, delete tens of thousands of jobs, and then he'll be able to fund the federal government for about 18 minutes
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@Liviman2 @thomasknox Have you been outside lately?
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@thomasknox "it seems, they’re all going to foreigners"
Utter bollocks.
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My daughter was nearly in tears the other day. Because she can’t find a casual job. “Dad I’ll do anything. I’ll wash dishes at 6am” - & she means it. Did it last year. But there are no jobs now as, it seems, they’re all going to foreigners
This makes me feel… revolutionary
sean thomas knox@thomasknox
I just do not understand this. My 20 year old daughter is desperate for a summer job. And this kind of low skill casual work is what OUR kids used to do. But our government insists on giving these jobs to foreigners who then bring in their benefit-claiming families. WTAF
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If you could fall to sleep and wake up tomorrow with £20k of whatever stock you choose.
What would it be and why?
I’ll rate everyone’s choice 1-10
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Morning all
Nice sunny day for a change ☀️
Wishing you all a good end to your weekends, ready for market open tomorrow 🟢💷📈
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I wonder what $SPCX is going to do tomorrow.
📈 or 📉 ??
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@arftsuperitlg @qualtrim a ~20% CAGR is not to be sniffed at
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1 month since this post- I’ve taken my portfolio from £599 to £1846.
More than 3x
Still a long way to go but the consistency is already paying off
£2,000 mark is very close now
Next big milestone: £5,000
Fynn🇬🇧🏗️@fynnvestor
I work in Construction. The days are long. The graft is hard. The stress is real. I am trying to build something that eliminates the need for a full time strenuous and stressful job and gives me much more freedom. Follow along for the journey. First step. £5000 by the end of 2026.
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@GBPolitcs @Telegraph Immediate deportation for non contributors
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🚨NEW: Reform UK states that from the date foreign nationals living in social housing are evicted, they have three months to find private accommodation or they will be deported
[@Telegraph]
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As ever, the Daily Mail will flood the zone with migrant related horror stories, but the moment anyone proposes to do something about it, they'll roll out the hit-pieces and squeal about extremism.
Daily Mail@DailyMail
Restore activists at 'white supremacy summit' with neo-Nazis: Evidence emerges on eve of vital by-election that vote for Rupert Lowe's divisive party is a grave mistake trib.al/FjLrHVl
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@PositivFuturist Every single net non-contributor the government lets in is theft from the British people.
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@hewantswealth I lived in a Barrat new build until recently (for 5 years)
No issues and low maintenance costs.
I even managed to sell at a slight profit! (not accounting for inflation of course)
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I’ve NEVER heard someone say good things about their new build property 🏡
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@hewantswealth Over the same period the S&P would have returned you more money and have the advantage of being more liquid - nevermind maintenance costs.
"Investing" in property nowadays is even more dumb. Buy a house to live in, but don't expect to make any money!
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Notting Hill Townhouse, then and now.
Property is a great investment 🏡
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@XCompoundQuiet That's a lot of growth in 5 years!
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At 25, I thought $100k invested would change my life.
At 30, I crossed $1M.
Now my target is $1.5M invested by age 35.
I'm a Canadian dad with 2 young kids, a mortgage, and a full-time corporate job.
I'm documenting the journey publicly.
Let's see where it goes.
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@VikingInvestor9 Per Grok:
For a £220,000 lump-sum investment in the S&P 500 (total return, dividends reinvested) at the start of January 1995, it would have grown to approximately £4.8 million to £5.5 million+ by the end of 2025 (in GBP terms), depending on exact entry/exit dates and FX rates.
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@VikingInvestor9 Over the same period the S&P would have returned you more money and have the advantage of being more liquid - nevermind maintenance costs.
"Investing" in property nowadays is even more dumb. Buy a house to live in, but don't expect to make any money!
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And if you buy this now it is not a great investment
HeWantsWealth 📈📊🏡💰@hewantswealth
Notting Hill Townhouse, then and now. Property is a great investment 🏡
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@MoneyHacks16 Increasing your income in those early years is key.
Compounding needs a strong base to be meaningful.
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People often ask me:
“How much of your ISA growth came from investment returns?”
The answer
Much less than most people think
The first years were driven almost entirely by contributions
Wealth building starts with savings
Compounding arrives later
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Any recommendations or changes to be made to my portfolio?
I have £1.6k in cash ready for next week also.
Just wondering what is everyone’s take on my Trading212 portfolio so far?
Thanks
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Post a picture YOU took. Just a pic. No description
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£26k isn't a life changing amount of money.
Better to have those life experiences while you can. Instead focus on positioning yourself to maximise your income so you can spend £50 every weekend AND invest several hundred every month.
You don't get those years back and you get more responsibilities with age!
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