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Been green since I started but ovbs I am expecting ionq to drop when the hype dies down but any advice would be appreciated. I’ve done a good bit of research on the ones I’ve chosen and each has its own purpose. Would be happy to discuss further with people in comments

Just started at 21, willing to take calculated risks but I am leaning into steady long term growth. Thoughts on the portfolio so far?

I’m in my early 20s so my risk appetite is pretty high. I do feel like I’m playing it a bit safe by investing in too many pies. There is slight overlap as well. What recommendations would you guys have for me?

PS: These are trading 212 social pies that I copied over to my portfolio.

IonQ and SLDB are play money but the Pie is to be held for 30+ Years

Looks like we could see some positive movement in the quantum space sooner rather than later, IBM and IONQ up 7% as of posting this. Worth looking into, right or wrong, we are early.

Source: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/general/us-to-award-quantum-computing-firms-2-billion-and-take-equity-stakes/ar-AA23J8BK

Hiya all :) Long time lurker, first time poster!

I’m about to come into some money, enough to max out my ISA this year (first time ever, very happy) and I was planning on placing this all into my pie.

(Not my main question, but let me know if I’m doing anything silly with this pie?)

Is it better to drip feed it in? E.g ~£2K monthly as opposed to just dropping the £20K in? That also just feels quite scary aha :)

Thanks! X

Is this a good pie and was wondering if WINC is a safe etf?

Following news of being selected for the world’s largest vanadium flow battery project in Switzerland.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/IES/invinity-selected-to-design-gwh-scale-vfb-system/17602099

Another relatively small, yet promising British European company flagged up in advance on the Trading 212 sub by Double Bubbler! 😁

Hi there.

26M here and I have always been an avid saver and good with saving my money. However I made some mistakes by just leaving it in a UK bank account with little to no interest so last year I decided to max my 20k isa allowance. At first I just split it 5k into the s and p 500’and 15k into the cash isa having already had some in the cash ISA before. I want to start investing efficiently and consistently but not quite sure how to structure it and as much as I know how “safe” the S&P 500 is for somewhere to hold money I would also like to try diversify my investments a little with perhaps a slight more risk. Are pies on trading 212 the best place to look for this? I was thinking of either that or creating a Uk defence pie with some of the large defence contractors in the UK. How would you split my savings by % into cash isa and stocks and would you just stick 200£ on the same day every week?

Hi guys, a lot of you were interested in my last post regarding my RKLB gain (now at +1815%)🚀

I had many comments/messages asking how I decided it was a buy for me. Unfortunately I didn't have a full written thesis on RKLB, however I did manage to find an old PDF of my thesis on AMD stock written a year ago & why I was bullish back when it was just $116.

Thought I'd share my thought process back then since now we can look back and see how it performed in that time & compare against the factors I considered when looking for this bullish longer term investment. Hopefully this answers some of the questions on factors I consider when stock picking. There was a bit more but couldn't fit it all in one post.

I'll drop a bit more of an explanation in the comments!