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First time buying gold bars. Need some advice
Hi everyone, I’m looking to start collecting/investing on gold bars. It’s mostly for personal collection but I want to be able to sell it in case of emergencies as well. Does the weight matter in this case? I’m hoping t…
First reply BacKwOoD

It’s better to collect 1oz bars probably coins. They have a lower premium and are easier to sell at close to what you paid. Smaller denominations could work for you.…

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General Megamind12's avatar Regular · 3 days ago
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Gold price surge
Exactly 1 year back today, 1g 24K Gold was priced at £59.5. Today it’s around £108-£118 Planning to invest in Gold coin with some money I have. Been waiting for 3 months for a dip Am I doing the wrong thing of waiting? …
First reply BacKwOoD

Ignore last year difference due to war stock market issues. Purchase consistently rather than doing lumpsum large amount. you can go for buying 5 grams a month or wait for…

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General SalvadorTradeX's avatar Regular · 3 days ago
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Should I invest right now in crypto or it’s a bull trap?
So, we all seeing the instant explosion which rarely is ever that sudden, but is it all a bull trap and a cliff or it’s genuinely a good time to put your money to crypto to make a decent profit ?
First reply SalvadorTradeX

If you’re planning to hold for longterm, this seems like a good enough entry. Prices may go lower in the bear market… or they may not. There are risks of…

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Crypto Mr_gray's avatar Regular · 3 days ago
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Daytrading has made me realize even more clearly how rigged capitalism really is
If you have massive capital, you can pull off the dumbest, most reckless strategy and still walk away with solid daily gains simply because size absorbs mistakes and magnifies micro returns. But when you’re trading with …
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First reply BacKwOoD

Not quite. Smaller means our moves don’t affect anything and we can get in and out easier. Big guys have to do all kinds of shenanigans to just get their…

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Is investing as simple as it sounds?
I’m currently in university and working a part time job, making a couple hundred pound a month, however it is all just sitting in a bank account making little to no interest. I’m not clued up on investing at all but from…
First reply diana_russell

Basically yes. However it’s important to realise that Investing in the stock market isn’t safe. There’s inheritant risk involved in investing in assets that have a variable value. Although the…

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Investing Protege's avatar Regular · 1 week ago
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Stocks and shares ISa
Never really had the chance to invest properly until my recent pay rise. It’s not much but I’m putting £25 a week into a stocks and shares ISA (Adventurous 5/7). Is this the right place to do this or shall I use another…
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If its your first Stocks & shares ISA, monzo is fine overall, small fees. There are free alternatives out there like Trading 212, eToro & pepperstone which are better apps,…

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For Profitable Traders: What Do Your Monthly Returns & Typical Wins/Losses Look Like?
For those of you who have made it to the point where trading is consistently profitable, realistically, how much are you pulling in each month? Also, what do your typical winning and losing trades look like in terms of p…
First reply diana_russell

I had the same question… The answer I have received is that elite swing traders are around 7-8%+ ROI ($10000 account with $200 trades or 2%) $700-$800 per month elite…

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General Fada's avatar Regular · 1 week ago
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Looking for advice on whether to start my company as a sole trader or a limited company
Hello, I am looking to start my own business in March next year but I have one question, Should I start as a sole trader or a limited company. I already have my client lined up so the work will already be in place as I w…
First reply kingpin_479

Sole trader would be my suggestion. Ltd tax advantages aren’t what they once were due to dividend tax hikes. Then there are the accountants fees. If you’re renting expensive premises/need…

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General Georgia's avatar Seedling · 1 week ago
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Personal Allowance Tax in the UK
As the UK Government offers £1,000 tax free trading allowance for any beermoney making on the side of your job, what do people do about this? Do you declare it yourself? Or do they contact you? If you survey/games etc en…
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Tax Black_CoFFee's avatar Regular · 2 weeks ago
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Trades - which one would be best to learn
I’ve always wanted to learn a trade, not only because I think many of them are in short supply but I love the idea of doing something practical and not sat in front of a screen wondering if there are some with better pro…
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General Bennet's avatar Regular · 2 weeks ago UNANSWERED
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Biggest struggle with trading?
I don’t know what it is, my analysis is good, setup good and yet I will completely forget trades and leave them running. I do try to set SL & TP but sometimes (more the 60% ) of the time I completely forget and has been …
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Trading Abubaka's avatar Regular · 2 weeks ago
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Is my situation looking okay?
Hi, My last annual NEST statement reads that I’m on course to end up with, around, £289,000.00 at my set retirement date in 2061! It reads that I should be due an annual income of £20,700.00 from that pot. I’m also on c…
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Do i benefit, i'm just kinda curious?
Would I benefit from a pie with 80% all world and 20% nasdaq 100. I’m also investing in a few defence companies such as Northrop Grumman and rheinmetall and have a 10% increase for both. For long term individual stocks I…
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General Chart_Hunter's avatar Regular · 3 weeks ago
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How much pension is enough?
Serious question to all the pension bros. I see so many people max out the pension and live like they’re broke. Surely there’s a number beyond which it just doesn’t make sense to put more in there.. given you can’t touch…
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Pensions Faruk's avatar Regular · 1 month ago
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I need some advise on investing in majorly UK stocks
I’m 23 and looking to seriously get started investing in individual stocks, specifically UK stocks. I’m not really interested in index funds only. I want to learn how to analyse companies properly, keep up with market ne…
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General West's avatar Regular · 1 month ago
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The HMRC classifies cryptocurrency as property and not currency for tax reasons. How is Capital Gains Tax charged on cryptocurrency profits in the UK and what is the present tax free allowance?
The HMRC classifies cryptocurrency as property and not currency for tax reasons. How is Capital Gains Tax charged on cryptocurrency profits in the UK and what is the present tax free allowance?
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Tax ChainNavigator's avatar Regular · 1 month ago
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