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Robin B
Posted: 11 March 2025 20:37:08(UTC)
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SF100;337286 wrote:

FFS
Or you could just try reading the fund prospectus and/or KIID like an adult.
Would save us all from screeds of gibberish.


I did. The KIID only tells you the deal time and nothing of the valuation point. There isn't any prospectus that would reveal the specific details discussed.

Your angry and unreasonable rage-posts don't add anything interesting or relevant at all.
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SF100
Posted: 11 March 2025 20:44:33(UTC)
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Robin B;337290 wrote:
SF100;337286 wrote:

FFS
Or you could just try reading the fund prospectus and/or KIID like an adult.
Would save us all from screeds of gibberish.


I did. The KIID only tells you the deal time and nothing of the valuation point. There isn't any prospectus that would reveal the specific details discussed.

Your angry and unreasonable rage-posts don't add anything interesting or relevant at all.

More lazy gibberish; need we go on?
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Busy doing nothing
Posted: 11 March 2025 20:54:50(UTC)
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Just to add, this is where a natural yield portfolio comes into it's own, especially if in drawdown.
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Jay P on 12/03/2025(UTC)
ben ski
Posted: 11 March 2025 21:46:39(UTC)
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Neminem Laedit;337289 wrote:
49% of my portfolio is Bitcoin...

Looking forward to the next all-time high.


Hopefully it doesn't take as long as the previous one..

We're at 64,000 today, in 2021 we reached 48,000. That's an annualised return of 7.5% over 4 years.

I'm happy to keep it at 1%, but be very surprised if anyone's getting rich from it post 2021.
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Thrugelmir
Posted: 11 March 2025 21:54:35(UTC)
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Busy doing nothing;337292 wrote:
Just to add, this is where a natural yield portfolio comes into it's own, especially if in drawdown.


Comes into it's own until it doesn't.
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s patel
Posted: 12 March 2025 10:39:43(UTC)
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“the stock market has predicted nine out of the last five recessions.”

But then, Paul Samuelson was an economist!
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Hilda Ogden
Posted: 12 March 2025 10:41:23(UTC)
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Busy doing nothing;337292 wrote:
Just to add, this is where a natural yield portfolio comes into it's own, especially if in drawdown.

A sleep at night drawdown portfolio.
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Anthony French
Posted: 12 March 2025 10:56:19(UTC)
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Hilda Ogden;337321 wrote:
Busy doing nothing;337292 wrote:
Just to add, this is where a natural yield portfolio comes into it's own, especially if in drawdown.

A sleep at night drawdown portfolio.


KISS
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Lindisfarne on 12/03/2025(UTC)
Rob B
Posted: 12 March 2025 11:56:35(UTC)
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As if by magic....

The FTSE goes green....

S&P futures signal a positive start....

The bandwidth on 'Sea of Red' decreases significantly.

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Aminatidi on 12/03/2025(UTC)
Sara G
Posted: 12 March 2025 12:24:12(UTC)
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Rob B;337326 wrote:
As if by magic....

The FTSE goes green....

S&P futures signal a positive start....

The bandwidth on 'Sea of Red' decreases significantly.



That seems to have happened a lot recently. US Futures are in the green, but barely. Session opens and panic, despair, or perhaps ambivalence set in.
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ANDREW FOSTER on 12/03/2025(UTC)
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