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I have some £20-30k, what should I invest in.

I would have gone Big Tech but it already pumped in 2023.

Other stocks (energy, consumer stables, manufacturing) don't seem to grow ever.

Not interested in crypto.

Maybe pharma? Hmmm

>> No.57147769

Also want to know, saving money now to dump straight in my S&S ISA come April.

>> No.57147780

>>57147757
>tech
That shit is old. Get into renewables, buy NEP

>> No.57147809

>>57147769
You know if you feel adventurous you could buy some shares now and sell them just before April, bagging gains, if any, within this year's CGT allowance.
>>57147780
Nextera? The chart doesn't look great...
The thing with tech seems that people always want to pump money into it.

>> No.57147888

>>57147757
industrials, defense, and oil companies

>> No.57147923

>>57147757
Imagine being a stockcel at the foot of a bullrun in crypto kek retard nigger

>> No.57148031

>>57147888
This

>> No.57148197

>>57147757
>not interested in crypto
you asked us what to invest in. the answer is crypto. it's the beginning of a bullrun. that's the answer you dinosaur just do some basic research

>> No.57148203

>>57147923
See you at -95% in 3 years

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57148304

>>57147757

Energy and Precious Metal stocks are good for long-term swing trading.

Consumer Staples barely move. If you want a generally safe sector that slowly moves upwards over time with relatively little downside risk, buy Utilities.

Industrials are great growers, so I don't know where you got the idea that manufacturing doesn't grow.

Tech is purely a momentum trade. If you think the S&P 500 is going to keep growing, you might as well just buy a large-growth tech fund and outperform the S&P 500 by double. Just remember if the S&P 500 dumps, your tech fund is going to dump just as hard, or harder.

Crypto is purely for short to medium-term gambling.

Healthcare grows similar to Utilities. Slow, but safe and steady.

If you want low risk, but still want to own stocks with minimum management, just get a Healthcare, or Utilities fund.

This will be the only good advice I give on 4chan this year. Happy New Year OP.

>> No.57149830

>>57148304
Interesting, cheers.

I may have been too dismissive of manufacturing, in truth I haven't researched the sector enough.

What's your view on S&P for the next 2-3 years?

Many said it would bomb last year but instead it exploded again and is now almost at ATH.

>> No.57149849

>>57148203
Enjoy missing out on the 300% gains in this year, dumbfuck.

>> No.57149870

>>57149830
I should add that I think tech is the future. The more it dominates our life, the more people will perceive it as important, and the more stocks will grow. It's a simplistic analysis but I really think that's all there is to it.
However, I am somewhat nervous about overexposing myself to it when the shares are almost at ATH.

>> No.57149898

Semiconductors. ARM

>> No.57149957

>>57147757
All
in Novo Nordisk, unless you expect Americans to suddenly get not-fat…

>> No.57151064

>>57147757
A global stock index fund.

If you haven't already maxxed your 2023/24 ISA then fill that immediately, and put in the rest on the first day of the next tax year.

>> No.57151215

>>57151064
VWRP?

>> No.57151331

>>57151215
Yeah, that works.

>> No.57151335

>>57147757
Renewable energy

>> No.57151648

>>57147757
Pfe is cheap.

>> No.57151674

>>57147757
Tesla and Bitcoin.