When investing in the S&P 500, is it more advantageous to consistently invest a fixed amount each month (for example, £200), or is it better to vary your contributions based on your financial situation, such as investing the standard £200 plus an additional £75 during a particularly good month?
i’d be interested to see a video doing the same test on both the s&p 500 and the nasdaq 100, then comparing the 2. My pie holds the s&p,nasdaq and the ftse all world, i’m more weighted to the nasdaq, as im more tech focused
Sounds good. Which Platform and ETF would you recommend using? I've been looking at Trading 2 1 2 and the Vanguard funs but there's a lot to choose from, potentially. Thanks.
@ i use trading 212 for my nasdaq 100 i chose to use the Xtrackers due to its lower fees compared to others, i chose vanguard for my s&p 500 and FTSE all world. I’d recommend using trading 212 over the vanguard website, as you can buy into the same ETFs, but im pretty sure the fees are lower
Bulshit mate! If you invest all your. Obey now and the market drops are you doing so scratch your ass! Dca is managing risk... it's better to win less than loose
@@Dr.JubairsFinancedont why you said the ISA only cover Cash ISA only as from my understanding the £20k allowance covers both stock ISA and Cash ISA, not only Cash ISA as you suggeste. The £20k covers both ISAs in a year for tax benefit.
I think there is some confusion there, the initial comment asked if investing in the S&P 500 affects the 20k ISA allowance, it does not. I said the 20k allowance only applies to deposits, which can only he made in cash, didn't say Cash ISA only. The ISA allowance is shared between all ISA types, including and not limited to the Cash ISA/Lifetime ISA etc.
@@Dr.JubairsFinance Hi, Thanks for answering my question. Just to clarify; let's say someone has used up their £20, 000 ISA allowance in the UK, with either Cash or Stocks & Shares ISA's with high street banks, for instance. Can that person also Invest into a VUAG, Vanguard S&P 500 ETF for example?
I have been watching videos about trading and investing for about 2 years now but I'm torn between stocks trading, S&S LISA, LISA and SIPPs. I normally maxed out on cash ISA and spread the rest of my funds across monthly savers. I'm tempted to try Trading 212 this year after watching two of your videos, something is clicking in me😊
@ my question is , do I need to have a lump sum of lets say £1000 to drip feed £10 day auto trade or £100 for 10days at £10daily auto trade on repeat or I have to add £100 every 10days? Thank you.
When investing in the S&P 500, is it more advantageous to consistently invest a fixed amount each month (for example, £200), or is it better to vary your contributions based on your financial situation, such as investing the standard £200 plus an additional £75 during a particularly good month?
Doesn't have to be a fixed amount, best to do as much or as little as you can
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Pension Bee is 16% interest on medium risk investments.
Hi, nobody can guarantee a percentage on any type of investments, the 16% is just an estimation. They would be breaking the law otherwise.
@Dr.JubairsFinance true. However, I've made 16% in the past year with them 😁
Happy to hear, whatever platform you're comfortable with, that would be the best choice for you!
i’d be interested to see a video doing the same test on both the s&p 500 and the nasdaq 100, then comparing the 2. My pie holds the s&p,nasdaq and the ftse all world, i’m more weighted to the nasdaq, as im more tech focused
Sounds good. Which Platform and ETF would you recommend using? I've been looking at Trading 2 1 2 and the Vanguard funs but there's a lot to choose from, potentially. Thanks.
@ i use trading 212 for my nasdaq 100 i chose to use the Xtrackers due to its lower fees compared to others, i chose vanguard for my s&p 500 and FTSE all world. I’d recommend using trading 212 over the vanguard website, as you can buy into the same ETFs, but im pretty sure the fees are lower
@40kwitchhouse64 That sounds good👍. Thanks very much for your reply + best wishes for 2025!
@ hope you get some massive gains in 2025 my friend!
Lump sum is better if you have the money . If you dont have and wait salary DCA is only option.
Exactly
Bulshit mate! If you invest all your. Obey now and the market drops are you doing so scratch your ass! Dca is managing risk... it's better to win less than loose
It’s definitely not better
Thanks for your content. Much appreciated!
You're very welcome!
Please can you tell me, does investing in the S&P 500 like this count as part of someone's £20,000 UK ISA allowance? Thanks.
No. The ISA allowance only applies for cash DEPOSITS.
@@Dr.JubairsFinancedont why you said the ISA only cover Cash ISA only as from my understanding the £20k allowance covers both stock ISA and Cash ISA, not only Cash ISA as you suggeste. The £20k covers both ISAs in a year for tax benefit.
@@bolavaughn2903correct
I think there is some confusion there, the initial comment asked if investing in the S&P 500 affects the 20k ISA allowance, it does not. I said the 20k allowance only applies to deposits, which can only he made in cash, didn't say Cash ISA only.
The ISA allowance is shared between all ISA types, including and not limited to the Cash ISA/Lifetime ISA etc.
@@Dr.JubairsFinance Hi, Thanks for answering my question. Just to clarify; let's say someone has used up their £20, 000 ISA allowance in the UK, with either Cash or Stocks & Shares ISA's with high street banks, for instance. Can that person also Invest into a VUAG, Vanguard S&P 500 ETF for example?
Hi
How worried are you about the trump presidency on the stock market, say 1 year down the line?
On a scale of 1 to 10, 0.5
Why would anyone be worried?
@@Andre-uw5bx because TV told them to be worried. 😅
Trump derangement syndrome is alive and well.😂
1:20 it hits all time highs like 14 times most years
And I can't complain about it!
I have been watching videos about trading and investing for about 2 years now but I'm torn between stocks trading, S&S LISA, LISA and SIPPs. I normally maxed out on cash ISA and spread the rest of my funds across monthly savers. I'm tempted to try Trading 212 this year after watching two of your videos, something is clicking in me😊
Whatever your decision is, I hope it goes well!
@ my question is , do I need to have a lump sum of lets say £1000 to drip feed £10 day auto trade or £100 for 10days at £10daily auto trade on repeat or I have to add £100 every 10days? Thank you.
Etoro is better than Trading 212
I'm sure it is for some! There's absolutely nothing wrong with preference
For what reason (please don't say copy trading!)
@@nazty121 copy trading. why? is it not good to copy traders on etoro? cos i got like 2k in some people overall
@@nazty121 yes why? Is copy trading bad on Etoro? I got 2000 in it bro😭😭