Loose meat sandwich

I still like cooking up a chilli and popping it between two slices of bread.

Was/is that a loose meat sandwich?

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u/JHowler82 — 18 days ago

Going through old Facebook messages..

I remember texting LB out of the blue ages ago .. and we had a bit of communication..

My last message telling him to look after himself hits harder now knowing what happened to him 😥😥

I'm now down to 215lbs .. he was an inspiration

RIP LB

u/JHowler82 — 2 months ago
▲ 129 r/Trading212UK+1 crossposts

Invested in 95 stocks..

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I think I need to trim...

BUT.. I do like to have some shares which are speculative in a pie with big players.. companies like Boeing and Lockheed Martin for Aerospace. They aren't disappearing overnight..

Joby .. Archer .. may die off. Doesn't hurt me

How do you guys like to invest? .. all for growth? .. throw some money in to speculation?

u/JHowler82 — 2 months ago
▲ 838 r/UnexpectedSeinfeld+3 crossposts

“What is so bad about having a piece of cake?” “It is the forced socializing. Just because we work in the same office, why do we have to act like we’re friends?”

u/JHowler82 — 3 months ago

I've withdrawn and added.. but I like to keep whole numbers lol

Made my own "ETFs"

The Mag 8 "ETF" is a follow .. made a withdrawal so the numbers don't add up.. I'll add when there's a drop.

I'm just hoarding cash at the moment.. but I'm probably making the same mistake as Berkshire .. although I have no crystal ball haha

I think making pies with solid companies and a few speculation companies makes things look better

History shows there's always a big crash at some point.. I do feel somewhat hedged against a "big crash" for me to re-enter and still be up

Should I sit and save or keep adding, it's the age old question. For me, with the world's view on Trump .. I think holding back adding more funds for now is a good move. The market has to crash before his presidency is up.. that's my thinking.

So.. the big question is.. feelings over facts .. how do you guys invest? .. just auto-invest periodically whenever you're paid.. or hold back at times?

u/JHowler82 — 6 months ago