Your questions answered Vol 2 - IM Private Clients
Discussion
Gallons Per Mile said:
As I know you keep excellent track of all portfolios IM offer, do you have stats for them all over the last couple of years? Data is always interesting to ponder 
You can use the IM investment Tools. Select the fund and period to find out how individual funds have performed.
One for the Hamsters:
"there are errors with your request
The sum of this request and your pending requests on this account, is greater than the value of the account.
For partial switches, the requested amount must be less than the full value of the account."
trying to transfer cash into PHE but error message above despite having funds in cash.
"there are errors with your request
The sum of this request and your pending requests on this account, is greater than the value of the account.
For partial switches, the requested amount must be less than the full value of the account."
trying to transfer cash into PHE but error message above despite having funds in cash.
superlightr said:
One for the Hamsters:
"there are errors with your request
The sum of this request and your pending requests on this account, is greater than the value of the account.
For partial switches, the requested amount must be less than the full value of the account."
trying to transfer cash into PHE but error message above despite having funds in cash.
Very annoying huh !! I emailed this an screenshots to Steve before 9 this morning ( he has confirmed and checking ) I was trying to buy my losses again in PHE and OGG "there are errors with your request
The sum of this request and your pending requests on this account, is greater than the value of the account.
For partial switches, the requested amount must be less than the full value of the account."
trying to transfer cash into PHE but error message above despite having funds in cash.
OnTheBreadline said:
PHE and PHO both taking a kicking this last week or so.
Not the only ones. I know this isn't the Fundsmith thread (because there isn't one) but that's down from 672 at the very end of last year to 608 today. 9.5% drop in less than a month.
I'm an investing amateur - nay, complete beginner - but at what point does one start to think about getting out of things that are dropping kinda briskly?
superlightr said:
One for the Hamsters:
"there are errors with your request
The sum of this request and your pending requests on this account, is greater than the value of the account.
For partial switches, the requested amount must be less than the full value of the account."
trying to transfer cash into PHE but error message above despite having funds in cash.
now getting "there is connectivity error with the API server. please try again later""there are errors with your request
The sum of this request and your pending requests on this account, is greater than the value of the account.
For partial switches, the requested amount must be less than the full value of the account."
trying to transfer cash into PHE but error message above despite having funds in cash.
quick put the hamster back on the wheel.....
2Btoo said:
OnTheBreadline said:
PHE and PHO both taking a kicking this last week or so.
Not the only ones. I know this isn't the Fundsmith thread (because there isn't one) but that's down from 672 at the very end of last year to 608 today. 9.5% drop in less than a month.
I'm an investing amateur - nay, complete beginner - but at what point does one start to think about getting out of things that are dropping kinda briskly?
Mr Pointy said:
2Btoo said:
OnTheBreadline said:
PHE and PHO both taking a kicking this last week or so.
Not the only ones. I know this isn't the Fundsmith thread (because there isn't one) but that's down from 672 at the very end of last year to 608 today. 9.5% drop in less than a month.
I'm an investing amateur - nay, complete beginner - but at what point does one start to think about getting out of things that are dropping kinda briskly?
e's drawers in the last month. A 9 year timeframe would have been far more lucrative.
2Btoo said:
Mr Pointy said:
2Btoo said:
OnTheBreadline said:
PHE and PHO both taking a kicking this last week or so.
Not the only ones. I know this isn't the Fundsmith thread (because there isn't one) but that's down from 672 at the very end of last year to 608 today. 9.5% drop in less than a month.
I'm an investing amateur - nay, complete beginner - but at what point does one start to think about getting out of things that are dropping kinda briskly?
e's drawers in the last month. A 9 year timeframe would have been far more lucrative.
If you get out now, you crystallise those losses.....if you remain invested, you give them the chance to rise back.
Of course, if they collapse, you're fooked
2Btoo said:
Mr Pointy said:
2Btoo said:
OnTheBreadline said:
PHE and PHO both taking a kicking this last week or so.
Not the only ones. I know this isn't the Fundsmith thread (because there isn't one) but that's down from 672 at the very end of last year to 608 today. 9.5% drop in less than a month.
I'm an investing amateur - nay, complete beginner - but at what point does one start to think about getting out of things that are dropping kinda briskly?
e's drawers in the last month. A 9 year timeframe would have been far more lucrative.
It's a difficult call but I really wouldn't be selling your investments when they're dropping - you'll just realise losses and miss early gains, if you have confidence in what you bought and the sectors they are invested in then hold and possibly top up, that's what I'm doing.
As the chap above says it's likely to be a bumpy ride this year.
Burwood said:
2Btoo said:
OnTheBreadline said:
PHE and PHO both taking a kicking this last week or so.
Not the only ones. I know this isn't the Fundsmith thread (because there isn't one) but that's down from 672 at the very end of last year to 608 today. 9.5% drop in less than a month.
I'm an investing amateur - nay, complete beginner - but at what point does one start to think about getting out of things that are dropping kinda briskly?
Any investor
Burwood said:
2Btoo said:
Burwood said:
2Btoo said:
OnTheBreadline said:
PHE and PHO both taking a kicking this last week or so.
Not the only ones. I know this isn't the Fundsmith thread (because there isn't one) but that's down from 672 at the very end of last year to 608 today. 9.5% drop in less than a month.
I'm an investing amateur - nay, complete beginner - but at what point does one start to think about getting out of things that are dropping kinda briskly?
Any investor
Not that anyone will be able to know the answer…
Exhibit A: the NASDAQ history:
Peak to ‘getting back to that peak’ varies from many short spans right up to several years, after the dotcom & GFC.
Are we hitting one of those?
I don’t *think* so…..but what do I know!!
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