Brexit and savers interest rates

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Jockman said:

crankedup said:

RYH64E said:

don4l said:

Up until last year the four accounts grew at an average rate of 17% p/a.

17% per annum? Really? You can achieve rates of return way beyond the wildest dreams of professional investors, in a few hours on a Saturday morning at that, yet waste your time working for a living?

Wish I had took more notice of the classic car market, returns astronomic last few years.

Investing is soooooo easy with the benefit of hindsight.

You need to find an area that's underperforming at the moment and go with it - Oil? Emerging Markets? - or stick to a market you know, like Dignity

Indeed it is, was reading of Crispin Odey over the weekend. His followers have been dismayed with his star fund losing 20% whilst his fellow competitors have enjoyed rises. Even the best can get it wrong, so pleased I ignored the hype last year.

[Jockman]

crankedup said:

Jockman said:

crankedup said:

RYH64E said:

don4l said:

Up until last year the four accounts grew at an average rate of 17% p/a.

17% per annum? Really? You can achieve rates of return way beyond the wildest dreams of professional investors, in a few hours on a Saturday morning at that, yet waste your time working for a living?

Wish I had took more notice of the classic car market, returns astronomic last few years.

Investing is soooooo easy with the benefit of hindsight.

You need to find an area that's underperforming at the moment and go with it - Oil? Emerging Markets? - or stick to a market you know, like Dignity

Indeed it is, was reading of Crispin Odey over the weekend. His followers have been dismayed with his star fund losing 20% whilst his fellow competitors have enjoyed rises. Even the best can get it wrong, so pleased I ignored the hype last year.

It's only a paper loss until encashed. Could also be a buying opportunity.

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'only' a paper loss until cashing in time is true. At least the chap puts his personal money where his mouth is, and his 'paper loss' is around the £200 million mark

[Mr Whippy]

BTC has gone from £325 to £375 in the last week