Trading212

[steveo3002]

ive done ok out of barclays , boeing, nvidia , rolls royce ....but dont take that as advice lol

im treating anything above 4% bank interest as alright

 

[Smouser]

I feel
1. I don't know enough about individual companies.
2. I don't have inside information on companies.
3. I want to try and track the market instead of trying to beat it.

Therefore, all my investements are in ETFs. It spreads the risk compared to individual companies.

A few ETFs I use:
1. SPDR S&P500 (Accumulation) - I believe that is the cheapest or one of the cheapest (fees) S&P500 ETFs.

2. Invesco FTSE All World (Accumulation) - spread the risks over many countries and stock types.

3. SPDR MSCI ACWI (Accumulation) - spread the risks over many countries and stock types.

4. Future of Defence (NATP) - that is up 30.2% since I started investing into them it this year

 

[J1nx]

Been using T212 for 2 years now, moved over from EToro as just seems easier.

Majority invested in the FTSE all world, a pretty safe way to beat savings rates but never going to rocket either.

Moved some into a little pie so I could get more UK and Europe exposure easily, 3rd FTSE100, 3rd FTSE250, and a 3rd in European FTSE ex UK. This has done well this year and it’s nice to have money invested here rather than 60%+ in the US market.

Have some play money in individual's, treat it like the horses, they are all a gamble. Greggs and B&M looking tempting at the moment both recently had big falls.

 

[Ruffian]

Rolls Royce has been epic over the past 4 years, massive growth. But who knows on the future.

Ktm managed to buy in at €9 a share, (nearly its lowest) now back up the nearly 20. So that is a bonus.

Some of my others though have been a bit cack. Intel, tesla, I bought in at the wrong time so actually loosing on both.