Trading 212

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Does anybody use Trading 212. I use Hargreaves lansdown for long term. But if I fancy putting an extra few hundred into Nvida or something else the fees seem a lot. I just want to build up a few shares.
 
You pay in the spread if you don’t pay in the trade. So you need to take account of that.

After Rachel’s live speech, there will be some bargains in the FTSE 250.

Regarding NVDA. You may have missed the window.
 
motorbiking said:
You pay in the spread if you don’t pay in the trade. So you need to take account of that.

After Rachel’s live speech, there will be some bargains in the FTSE 250.

Regarding NVDA. You may have missed the window.
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I’ve got a fair few quid with Nvida, that’s a long term hold for me. I don’t think they will go down much and Ai is still a good punt imo.

I hadn’t considered the speech!!
 
For AI stocks there is a bit of a funding carousel between the big players. Some are a bit depressed at the moment. ORCL, is $100 off its peak and has a target of $350-400 among some analysts.
 
motorbiking said:
For AI stocks there is a bit of a funding carousel between the big players. Some are a bit depressed at the moment. ORCL, is $100 off its peak and has a target of $350-400 among some analysts.
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That’s a bit too advanced for me. I’ve looked at some and they trade CFD’s. They seem a bit risky.
 
I have Trading 212 and find it very good.
Easy interface, graphs and good rates.
I had savings in oxbury with 6% to start with
Within a few months they dropped the rate below 4% and they grassed me to HMRC.
So I was charged tax on the interests.
Moved away from them also because their interface is poor and logging in half a mission.
 
johnny2007 said:
I have Trading 212 and find it very good.
Easy interface, graphs and good rates.
I had savings in oxbury with 6% to start with
Within a few months they dropped the rate below 4% and they grassed me to HMRC.
So I was charged tax on the interests.
Moved away from them also because their interface is poor and logging in half a mission.
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I’m fine paying tax if I make on stocks. I just think £12 a trade is a bit steep! I just fancy banging a couple hundred extra in every week or so I stay out of the pub and restaurants.
 
johnny2007 said:
Sorry for my ignorance,but what are AI stocks?
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Companies whose value is based on the AI boom.

Typically these are companies who manufacture GPUs or host data centres with GPUs. These are needed for companies who want to use AI on LLMs to build specific private models.
 
motorbiking said:
Companies whose value is based on the AI boom.

Typically these are companies who manufacture GPUs or host data centres with GPUs. These are needed for companies who want to use AI on LLMs to build specific private models.
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I fancy a few quid on AMD
 
Pauhow said:
I’m fine paying tax if I make on stocks. I just think £12 a trade is a bit steep! I just fancy banging a couple hundred extra in every week or so I stay out of the pub and restaurants.
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Unless you can shield your investments in an ISA, you run the risk of making your tax return quite complicated with a bit of frequent trading.

This is why I like ETFs. I can sit on the growth and wait for a more open minded government before I cash in.
 
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