I know its a long book. But I'm curious how long I should expect to be reading it for.
So for the people here who already finished it, how long did it take you to read War and Peace?
There are two versions of Frankenstein: 1818 and 1831.
So I just finished reading Frankenstein 1831 and now I’m curious what was different in the 1818 version.
Are the changes big or was it just a few sentences that were tweaked? What are the major plot differences in the 1818 version?
Btw it was a good book, I recommend it.
My plan:
Autoinvest £1k a month into this pie for the long term 10+ years. I won’t panic sell under any circumstances. I will ignore the pie and not make any changes/updates. This is an ISA account.
My thinking:
S&P 500 - historically has been the best performing ETF in the long term. Although, there is a high risk for an AI bubble crash at some point but who knows when and who knows how bad it will be. There’s also a risk that other countries, such as China, may end up dethroning USA when it comes to the best performing stocks.
FTSE All World - similar to the S&P 500 (some overlap) but this is for the whole world instead of just USA. If the rest of the world ends up outperforming USA, this will beat the S&P 500. I know the overlap with the S&P is significant, but in the long term that is subject to change if the rest of the world ends up outperforming USA.
Gold - historically has always achieved good long term growth. If there is a bear market, this should outperform the S&P 500 and the FTSE All World.
Berkshire Hathway - Good long term growth and a safe pick for when there is a market downturn. If there is an AI bubble pop, I expect this stock to rally hard.
What are your thoughts? Do you think this pie will achieve good returns in the long term (10+ years)? Are there any changes you would make?
Edit - Thanks for the help everyone. I am going to rebalance it to the following:
FTSE All World - 80%
Gold - 10%
Berkshire Hathway - 10%
S&P 500 - 0%
The Beatles Anthology has only recently been added to the list as it reached 10k ratings not long ago.
Get back is at #47 for anyone wondering
I guess this can be split into two categories, hardest nintendo game to beat and hardest nintendo game to get 100%. Interested in seeing what your picks are :^)
Edit: To be clear, Nintendo must have made the game. Third party games on nintendo consoles don't count