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Hi, can you do a video of how to open an Invest Engine account on their app and how to invest. Thank you 😊

is no convert option on trading212

Hi Jubair, could you do a video about the taxes involved with the S&P500?

FANTASTIC! For the first time, I'm confident about investing through your videos. I'm starting late but at 39, no debt and £100k, I'm looking forward to my money making money!

Good information

Hey Jubair, what about the 85k limit to what can be recovered in the case of T212 goes bust? Does that not worry you?

Whats the best one too use? im always getting message about company's consolidation and happens so fast now fees plus etc I've gave up with freetrade .

The more it crashes The more we buy. Let’s hope it crashes even further

So there are no bracket orders in this platform?

After taking a while to adjust to the new calculations i have come to the conclusion they are (for me) completely useless..... Example - throughout the year i accumulated £200 in bonuses which was received in my GIA... i have not touched this, its still the same value months later (£200) My rate of return for this is 17.7% How is this usefull 🤦‍♂️ Need i say more. I rest my case.

If I already have money invested in the S&P 500. How do I make a pie for that investment I can’t find a way to do that

love your conclusion 🦾

boring and unhelpful

Can I ask why did you chose iShares core SP500 over Vanguard SP500 (ACC)? I was planning to invest in Vanguard.

I love the thoughtful signposts for people to be careful with investing and also how grounded your approach is. Beautiful work , Dr. Jubair!

And this my friends is why diversification is key

For me as I’m holding shares in the VUSA, that’s the core part of my investment, and as I plan to hold this for 15-20 years, I see this is a buying opportunity and I’m buying more and more of it because you said this is just a small blip and overtime won’t make any difference to me

it is frustrating but daily i up my stop loss few % above my volatile stocks. Nvidia kicked in but was not so efficient-- but would have lost way more cause i was way up there. but long story short, bought in cheaper --- like when it hit 118$

Is there any reason you chose the Ishares version instead of SPXL?

Risky atm, Amazon, Google and Microsoft are safe havens, Nvidia is the tough one to predict, if DeepSeek are being truthful with their costs, openAI is cooked

I did read that they may possibly have higher power GPUs that have been imported through a back door, so maybe smoke and mirrors. But, only they know. IMHO, i think its worth a small punt.

I sold Nvidia before it went down just last week.

I don’t understand how you only lost £340 today, in the S&P 500, based on having )111K invested? I only have a £20K in the S&P 500, but lost £430?

Knee jerk reaction. Nvidia earnings coming up, price will rebound. I'm still up with IITU. Bought some NVDA at $117 today.

BUY BUY BUY

It’s deepseek sub standard chips buy as muck as you can

Thanks, pal. Straight forward. No nonsense. Clear explanations. Your channel is excellent 👍

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just buy

Gives more buying opportunities! It’s on sale, but the dip!

Thank god I stayed away from all they hype stocks

what a day

You still think it’s worth it at 0.5% cashback?

I don’t like it, suddenly showing me all the money I have lost over the past 3 years.

How do you work out how much tax to pay on your £7138 in your invest account? Specially if you are trading in and out in that account.

Still did not understand a thing😂

Whats the difference between MWRR and IRR?

I don't care about any of this fancy pants statistics, I simply want to know my total return accross all time i.e. investment value - money invested, why the hell was this simple figure removed in this update? a lot of people are complaiing that their statistics are giving false numerals, i.e some people are reporting more than 100% rate of return, completely useless feature for a lot of people.why overcomplicate it? keep it simple. bloody hell.

Thanks for the info !

Hi jubair great content as usual,if I wanted to transfer my Isa from II to T212 would I have to cash in my investment funds(I have no etfs just mutual funds in ii),I know t212 only have etfs no mutual funds so I guess I would have to transfer as cash…is that correct?

I don't like it. I wish it allowed you to choose which to use.

Jubair, im fairly new to the S&P. I currently have 20k in the cash ISA which i want to move to the S&S ISA tomorrow (DCA) about 500 a day. Bit im not sure whether to go for VUSA or GSPX. Could you please help to clarify for me?

My rate of return is 3704.7% number seems very bizarre I think there definitely a glitch

Thanks for information. Can you confirm if XIRR (Extended Internal Rate of Return) and this MWRR is same thing. ?

Why cant I see "net deposits" number on my app?

it sould have been a option where we can turn it on and off

That’s some decent returns a wee bit risky strategy 😁

Have you ever did a video on trading 212 bonds etfs there very hard to understand.or am a fool 😂

Thanks for the amazing content. One question: If you have say £20,000 in a trading 212 cash ISA, can you then transfer say £10,000 of it into the Stocks ISA and use that to invest in ETF's or would you have to wait to the following tax year to do so?

I have 212 account but I can’t see ISA it only shows CFD? I’m based in Ireland and is this okay?