u/DomJones19999

Hello,

How do you track the price of shares you want to key an eye on?

Lots of share recommendations on Reddit and from other sources.

I would like some way of working out the share price when I first heard about it and the current share price with the change in price and also the change in percentage that updates in real time to see if it goes up 🤷‍♂️!

Would need to cover Australia and US and maybe UK and Asia

Does such a thing exist? Don’t want to pay for this!!

Thanks for your help.

Many people have posted about which stocks have made you money.

But which stocks do you think will make you money in the future. Stocks or ETFs?

If you had one night in Paris and could eat in either Plenitude of Kei, which one would you choose?

I'm a newly investing into shares. What the best way to keep all the information together about your portfolio - number of shares bought at a certain price (+brokerage fee) and other information if needed?

Just make up my own Excel spreadsheet? Websites like Sharesight?

Also if I sell and buy shares/ETFs, want to make it easy to EOFY for my accountant!

Thanks for your help.

What EFTs would you invest in and what proportions? It would be for a long term hold: 20-30 years. Want to have exposure in US, Aus, Asia, and also developing markets. Would prefer more US than Aus. But also want to buy and forget and enjoy life.

DHHF + IVV

DHHF + IVV + NDQ

DHHF + VGS + NDQ

A220 + BGBL

VGS + VGE + VAS

VGE + VAS

VGS + VAS

Doesn't have to be the above ETFs - I am willing to look at any of them.

Happy for any advice but also what split into which ETFs? I would also invest monthly into them - again would you invest the same amount into each?

Thanks in advance for your advice, time and recommendations.

Hello,

I need help simplifying my Australian ETFs. Got all hot-headed when I first started investing earlier this year!!! Have 6 shares in VOO in the US and some money in DRAM.

Breakdowns of my ETFs investments and number of shares and the profit/loss

DHHF 175 +4%

F100 100 +1.66%

IVV 65 +7.6%

NDQ 19 +24.09%

V500 50 +13.56%

VAS 22 -0.90%

VDAL 18 +8.08%

VEQ 11 +4.36%

VGS 17 +9.48%

Leaving everything as it? Consolidate into certain ETFs - if so which ones? Would like to cover AU/Asia/US/?Europe. This is all long-term investing for 20+ years. Good dividends would be great as well.

Thanks for your advice.

Cross posted on some other groups.

Hello,

I need help simplifying my Australian ETFs. Got all hot-headed when I first started investing earlier this year!!! Have 6 shares in VOO in the US and some money in DRAM.

Breakdowns of my ETFs investments and number of shares and the profit/loss

DHHF 175 +4%

F100 100 +1.66%

IVV 65 +7.6%

NDQ 19 +24.09%

V500 50 +13.56%

VAS 22 -0.90%

VDAL 18 +8.08%

VEQ 11 +4.36%

VGS 17 +9.48%

Leaving everything as it? Consolidate into certain ETFs - if so which ones? Would like to cover AU/Asia/US/?Europe. This is all long-term investing for 20+ years. Good dividends would be great as well.

Thanks for your advice.

Cross posted on some other groups.

Zen, Singapore is reopening in September. Would you visit or let it bed down with its, maybe, new format. Thank you.

Hello,

I found this bottle of sake deep in the pantry.

It’s a Mukai Shuzo 2020 (Junmai genshu style).

It’s quite golden brown with some floating bits in it.

Still good to drink? And if so, chilled?

My first sake post. And probably first of many as there a few old bottles back there - yikes!

Thanks for your help

Hello,

Where would you go for a nice dinner on Sunday night in Paris? Will be dining solo in September

I like fine dining and degustation menus. Like Michelin stars and World’s 50 Best (but that’s just me!).

Booked in for lunch at Arpege and dinner at Table by Bruno Verjus. Will try to walk in for lunch at Septime. Unfortunately, too unorganised to book at Plenitude.

Maybe a classic French bistro or steak frites?

Thanks for your suggestions.

Hello,

Where would you go for a nice dinner on Sunday night in Paris? Will be dining solo in September

I like fine dining and degustation menus. Like Michelin stars and World’s 50 Best (but that’s just me!).

Booked in for lunch at Arpege and dinner at Table by Bruno Verjus. Will try to walk in for lunch at Septime. Unfortunately, too unorganised to book at Plenitude.

Maybe a classic French bistro or steak frites?

Thanks for your suggestions.

Hello,

My first post on Reddit!

Where would you go for a nice dinner on Sunday night in Paris? Will be dining solo in September

I like fine dining and degustation menus. Like Michelin stars and World’s 50 Best (but that’s just me!).

Booked in for lunch at Arpege and dinner at Table by Bruno Verjus. Will try to walk in for lunch at Septime. Unfortunately, too unorganised to book at Plenitude.

Maybe a classic French bistro or steak frites?

Thanks for your suggestions.