Your questions answered Vol 2 - IM Private Clients

[superlightr]

S6PNJ said:

IMOS running at 1.06% after 1 week - by my reckoning we are aiming for (hmm, 52 x 1.06 = ...) at least a 55% gain after 1 year!

Been in 1 mth exactly and at 2.49% so about 30% hopefully !

[Simpo Two]

superlightr said:

Been in 1 mth exactly and at 2.49% so about 30% hopefully !

When was it actually launched?

[GR_TVR]

Simpo Two said:

When was it actually launched?

18th June.

[CoopsIM]

Simpo Two said:

When was it actually launched?

IM Sustainable?

[PorkInsider]

Nice boost for PHE with Nike currently up 14% today.

[superlightr]

GR_TVR said:

Simpo Two said:

When was it actually launched?

18th June.

although some got in on the 26 May.

[tighnamara]

superlightr said:

although some got in on the 26 May.

We have got the jist, you got in earlier than everyone else
I’m sure over the investment period, 2 weeks earlier won’t make much difference

[PM3]

Ok Chaps (and those who identify at whatever ) at Intelligent Money , i'll kick off Tuesday with a question that is probably just showing me up as a numpty .
In regards to the IM INDEX funds , the guide on the website shows a pie chart of the typical spread of which I use the Idex 60 only as example




The element in Blue calls out " fixed interest overseas" but he prospectus say " UK Index Linked Gilts"
It's possible I am just stupid or its semantics, but as I am specifically interested for my next investment element to reduce my over all exposure to overseas currencies ......what is the story ?

[superlightr]

PM3 said:

The element in Blue calls out " fixed interest overseas" but he prospectus say " UK Index Linked Gilts"
It's possible I am just stupid or its semantics, but as I am specifically interested for my next investment element to reduce my over all exposure to overseas currencies ......what is the story ?

explodes my mind....I just choose the ones with the coolest sounding names. Waiting for the "IM Shock n Awe" portfolio.

[Gallons Per Mile]

superlightr said:

explodes my mind....I just choose the ones with the coolest sounding names. Waiting for the "IM Shock n Awe" portfolio.

Wait til the IM Track Days fund is launched if I were you

[Munter]

Gallons Per Mile said:

superlightr said:

explodes my mind....I just choose the ones with the coolest sounding names. Waiting for the "IM Shock n Awe" portfolio.

Wait til the IM Track Days fund is launched if I were you

That's investing in a fast way to burn money without telling the OH the cost right?

[Gallons Per Mile]

No it's a legitimate fund that pays you back in track days. You invest your money and receive track day tickets for the amount invested. The cost of the track day is deducted as "fees". Guaranteed to return 0.0% of your money but 9600% fun.

[Burwood]

PM3 said:

Ok Chaps (and those who identify at whatever ) at Intelligent Money , i'll kick off Tuesday with a question that is probably just showing me up as a numpty .
In regards to the IM INDEX funds , the guide on the website shows a pie chart of the typical spread of which I use the Idex 60 only as example




The element in Blue calls out " fixed interest overseas" but he prospectus say " UK Index Linked Gilts"
It's possible I am just stupid or its semantics, but as I am specifically interested for my next investment element to reduce my over all exposure to overseas currencies ......what is the story ?

The simple answer will be, Coops used the wrong crayons

[markiii]

they let him have crayons?

[Gallons Per Mile]

I think he had his colouring in assessment the other day.

[Intelligent Money]

PM3 said:

Ok Chaps (and those who identify at whatever ) at Intelligent Money , i'll kick off Tuesday with a question that is probably just showing me up as a numpty .
In regards to the IM INDEX funds , the guide on the website shows a pie chart of the typical spread of which I use the Idex 60 only as example




The element in Blue calls out " fixed interest overseas" but he prospectus say " UK Index Linked Gilts"
It's possible I am just stupid or its semantics, but as I am specifically interested for my next investment element to reduce my over all exposure to overseas currencies ......what is the story ?

Hi PM3

Apologies for the confusion it is a missed web update at our end that has caused the confusion.
The bond and fixed interest sector has struggled both during, and as we now come out of the pandemic. Our investment approach has changed to accommodate this and we moved to include a border spread for the non-equity element of the Index Portfolios. This does now mean we take a more worldwide approach rather than just UK Index Linked Gilts.

Regards

Nik

[CoopsIM]

Burwood said:

PM3 said:

Ok Chaps (and those who identify at whatever ) at Intelligent Money , i'll kick off Tuesday with a question that is probably just showing me up as a numpty .
In regards to the IM INDEX funds , the guide on the website shows a pie chart of the typical spread of which I use the Idex 60 only as example




The element in Blue calls out " fixed interest overseas" but he prospectus say " UK Index Linked Gilts"
It's possible I am just stupid or its semantics, but as I am specifically interested for my next investment element to reduce my over all exposure to overseas currencies ......what is the story ?

The simple answer will be, Coops used the wrong crayons

I see Nik has answered whilst I have been with JPH this morning......I am allowed crayons, as long as they are not sharp

[PorkInsider]

CoopsIM said:

I am allowed crayons, as long as they are not sharp

and don't you go eating them all at once, Coops.

[Burwood]

CoopsIM said:

Burwood said:

PM3 said:

Ok Chaps (and those who identify at whatever ) at Intelligent Money , i'll kick off Tuesday with a question that is probably just showing me up as a numpty .
In regards to the IM INDEX funds , the guide on the website shows a pie chart of the typical spread of which I use the Idex 60 only as example




The element in Blue calls out " fixed interest overseas" but he prospectus say " UK Index Linked Gilts"
It's possible I am just stupid or its semantics, but as I am specifically interested for my next investment element to reduce my over all exposure to overseas currencies ......what is the story ?

The simple answer will be, Coops used the wrong crayons

I see Nik has answered whilst I have been with JPH this morning......I am allowed crayons, as long as they are not sharp

I know what you mean mate-i'm not allowed to play with Crayons any longer. I'll send you the link. Not sharp either ...hang on a minute, purple in that pie chart-Crayon. Have you knicked my Crayon?

[CoopsIM]

Burwood said:

CoopsIM said:

Burwood said:

PM3 said:

Ok Chaps (and those who identify at whatever ) at Intelligent Money , i'll kick off Tuesday with a question that is probably just showing me up as a numpty .
In regards to the IM INDEX funds , the guide on the website shows a pie chart of the typical spread of which I use the Idex 60 only as example




The element in Blue calls out " fixed interest overseas" but he prospectus say " UK Index Linked Gilts"
It's possible I am just stupid or its semantics, but as I am specifically interested for my next investment element to reduce my over all exposure to overseas currencies ......what is the story ?

The simple answer will be, Coops used the wrong crayons

I see Nik has answered whilst I have been with JPH this morning......I am allowed crayons, as long as they are not sharp

I know what you mean mate-i'm not allowed to play with Crayons any longer. I'll send you the link. Not sharp either ...hang on a minute, purple in that pie chart-Crayon. Have you knicked my Crayon?

Guilty as charged sir!