u/LoneWolf747

Afternoon all!

Im pretty new to ETF investing, been doing it for nearly a year now. Context for this post, I live in the UK, all investments have been done via Trading212 in a stocks & shares ISA.

I recently watched a video which talked about selling his FWRG shares and moving to VWRP after the cost change. I understand that its a minimal cost difference, which is not what my question relates to.

Im wondering if there is any actual loss/downside to selling your position in one ETF & switching to another that tracks the same index? I get that it would result in loosing your long term growth data etc, but im wondering if there is any actual financial downside or benefits when done within a tax efficient acocunt?

Wondering if I am missing a trick here, or if this person just likes minimal investments on their app.

Afternoon all!

Im pretty new to ETF investing, been doing it for nearly a year now. Context for this post, I live in the UK, all investments have been done via Trading212 in a stocks & shares ISA.

I recently watched a video which talked about selling his FWRG shares and moving to VWRP after the cost change. I understand that its a minimal cost difference, which is not what my question relates to.

Im wondering if there is any actual loss/downside to selling your position in one ETF & switching to another that tracks the same index? I get that it would result in loosing your long term growth data etc, but im wondering if there is any actual financial downside or benefits when done within a tax efficient acocunt?

Wondering if I am missing a trick here, or if this person just likes minimal investments on their app.

Evening all, I am debating switching my primary music streaming service from spotify to youtube premium. A put off for a long time was thinking id loose my playlists. I recently found out that I can export them to youtube music which has made me consider the switch again.

Ive looked into most of the comparisons and youtube music looks very good. Im wondering how you guys think the app UI compares to spotify? Ive read things like Queuing songs being weird and the app not supporting remote control from any device.

Are there any other major differences/stand out quality differences between the two apps?

Afternoon all, I am looking for advice on tik tok content creation. Wondering how important you guys think daily uploads are? Ive been making videos for around a month now and have stuck to daily uploads at the same time thus far. Ive made a mixed bag of results, best video hitting 250K views, average being around 45K.

I understand the advice to post regularly early on to provide data to the app, for it to learn what you post etc. But im wondering if there comes a point in your experience where you can slow down on that as the app knows what you are?

I read conflicting tips online, some saying daily uploads is the most important as it pushes more content out there to new viewers etc. Then others saying that having new videos can limit the exposure of your last on the FYP as the app wont show multiple of your videos to the same person etc.

Wondering what you guys think is the best way to proceed? Is it better to skip a day if I have a video that is still gaining noticeable views after the first day? or is daily uploads more valuable for continued account growth?

So im reading that the optimal choice in virtually all great vault scenarios is just to take the bonus roll token, every week. Although I see how this is a better option, this does feel very boring!

How do you think this could be fixed? Because I like the option of taking a bonus roll token in the vault and having tokens in general. Especially now we can roll in heroic raid for mythic gear. Dont want blizzard to take these things away.

What do you think about removing the 6/6 upgrade track if an item is bonus rolled on mythic?

Hey guys, looking for some guidance on how you think things work on the app.

I've recently started TikTok, doing video game related news/meme videos etc. Two days ago I posted my most popular video so far, which is currently on 170k views. Ive been trying to stick to daily uploads at 5pm since starting. My video yesterday is currently stuck at around 2K, but has 300 likes and over 100 comments so I'd have thought this would keep getting views?

Wondering if the previous days video still gaining views can have an effect on newer uploads.

Also, if it's better to hold off uploading more videos if I have a video that is doing well? Or if maintaining daily uploads is the most beneficial thing.

afternoon guys,

Looking for some advice/guidance on what to do.

I read today that Vanguard are reducing the fees on their FTSE all world ETF, making it cheaper than Invesco's version. I currently have most of my portfolio in the Invesco version but I'm not thinking I'll switch to investing into the vanguard variant.

Is there any need/reason to sell my Invesco ETF shares and put all that money into vanguard?

I know I'd loose the growth data displayed in the app from my longer held position in Invesco. Wondering if there are any actual practical differences?

Id like to see blizzard do more raid Renown tracks, like they did in previous seasons.

I think making the weekly stacking buff something that you earn automatically is a good thing, but id still like the renown tracks to be a thing.

I think the quality of life bonuses like increased food buffs, a resurrection button, raid teleports etc were fun rewards. Not to mention mounts & cosmetics etc.

What do you guys think?

How are you guys feeling about the upcoming system where you earn the track above from vault & bonus rolls in raids?

I'm really happy something like this is being added. I might give up raiding in general now 🤣

Ive heard complaints that raiders can still earn the 9/6 track variants from end bosses but that doesn't really bother me. I don't think it effects 99.9% of players either.

The power comes from having the item in the first place, that extra 9 item level won't make a difference to virtually all players.

What do you guys think about it?

Am I the only one who thinks we should start getting some kind of borrowed power systems in the game again?

DF and changes since have been great but i do think that borrowed power is the innovation that leads to a lot of modern class design.

I think a lot of old systems, like Artifact power, heart of Azeroth etc would be thought of more fondly if we had warband progression like we have today.

Evergreen features are great but the borrowed power stuff is the sauce that I remember most fondly from old expansions!

Is this a bad take? 🤣

Evening all, I'm looking for general advice from other content creators.

I started content creation on tik Tok & IG in the last few months, making video games content, funny videos, news etc on World of Warcraft.

I'm looking to expand into other games I enjoy, like path of exile, blood of dawn walker (when it releases) etc but I'm cautious as my videos thus far have just been about the one game.

I'm wondering how you guys view a niche category. On the one hand, I can see how similar players/people who play one of those games would also have an interest in the others, as it's a bit of an overlap of player type. This makes me think this could work.

Wondering if in your experience, the app algorithms don't view a niche like this and see it more like the one specific game being my area, or if I could try others and it not impact what ive already built.

Hello all, I was hoping to get some advice on the way Instagrams algorithm works.

I've recently made an Instagram account for my video game related clips & videos, where I am uploading some of my more popular TikTok videos.

I've been looking into tips online and with the help of chatGPT, for post strategies etc. I've read that Instagram is rather different to TikTok and that in many cases its best not to post a video for several days after a popular video is surging as your account has "budget" of exposure almost and that new videos can take that away from old videos.

Is this the case? Or am I getting bad advice here. I typically look to post one video a day on other platforms, wondering what sort of strategy people use on Instagram and if there is any truth to the statement that Instagrams algorithm works in that way.

Any help is appreciated!