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It’s working out where the arse end of the market is that’s the problem. I have a feeling it may have a good bit to fall yet.
should of reteired yesterdayFTSE over 3% down today
Only 1 day I know, but...
should of reteired yesterday
damn it
dag nab it
suffering succotash
With all the talk of recession, possible second waves, one in four us workers claiming benefits, I’m amazed it’s only down about 20%It's picked up a canny bit over last month mind, although canny drop today after smaller drops previous couple of days.
Just be invested. You’ll not be able to call the ups & downs enough times to make it worth it. Some of the biggest gains come after drops.Bump, any thoughts on moving money from cash, back into the pension pot ?
Got a letter today with my annual statement and was pleasantly surprised to find that it was about the same as the previous year.
…then I read the smallprint at the bottom which said "as at 31/12/19" - checked online and it was down 40% or so
40% christ what fund is that based on
Ftse 100 has never been above 8000.Not sure, its with Phoenix Life, but as the FTSE is down from around 10K to under 6K I guess it is vaguely in line with the fall in shares and unit trusts.
FTSE-100 hasn't dropped to that extent, the peak was about 7,700 and closed at about 5,700 today.Not sure, its with Phoenix Life, but as the FTSE is down from around 10K to under 6K I guess it is vaguely in line with the fall in shares and unit trusts.
Pubs and restaurants40% christ what fund is that based on
Ftse 100 has never been above 8000.
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The highest intra-day value of 7,903.50 was reached on 22 May 2018.
Is that what your financial advisor told youNot sure, its with Phoenix Life, but as the FTSE is down from around 10K to under 6K I guess it is vaguely in line with the fall in shares and unit trusts.
Is that what your financial advisor told you
I'd check your fund if I was you
This. In the 2008 crash, I remember it being around 3800 for a long while, possibly even lower. If it ever got to 6000 points, it was deemed the ftse was flying, a magical mark so to speak. What it stands at present is nowt to be worried about, although I can see it dropping hugely yet if things go sour from here.With all the talk of recession, possible second waves, one in four us workers claiming benefits, I’m amazed it’s only down about 20%