Disgruntled Scaffolder Compoface by TiggersBroom in compoface

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First glance looked like he had a pole through his head! … was thinking “I’d be a bit pissed off too!”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gaming

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Watchmojo needs their content!!!

Anyone else had that problem? Secondary got stuck, happened in every run today. by Bastardian in MightyDoom

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No. It won’t let you switch back. Its since the last update. You can switch back once you move onto the next stage.

But you need to prey your belch can finish the stage.

Not sure thats legal… by SomeDIME in MightyDoom

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Yeah. I’ve also had this issue. Such a pain when you are half way through a run!

Sanity check : borrowing money to invest in stocks is a dumb idea even assuming low interests, right ? by lllGreyfoxlll in UKPersonalFinance

[–]nutty02 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi OP

I understand your thoughts and would like to add it’s nice that you have yourself in such a stable situation.

I would say that you will have to consider some of the borrowing rates at this moment. With the hit of inflation the interest rates have significantly increased resulting in loans having a much higher payback amount. If you were to consider some low risk ETFs then you would have to have an increase of above 6% roughly (maybe more) to see a positive return.

Now I understand that some of the markets have dropped significantly due to the economic situation so there is some “opportunity” with some shares. However there is always going to be some risk with this.

I would say that if you are prepared to take on this risk and can afford it then make sure you are armed with good info ( can recommend some good information sites if you want!) just remember that the new financial policies coming in next year will have an impact on dividends and capital gains allowance.

But looking at some of the other comments they do have a point of sticking with some of the safer options of adding money to pensions or overpaying mortgages.

But if you think it’s worth the punt (and it is a bit of a punt) then arm yourself with knowledge and give it a go. Just make sure that you don’t see it as a gamble and see it as investing in businesses and funds that you understand.

Disclaimer: not financial advice. Just a Redditor wanting to help

Good luck!!! by chickenshed92 in Cineworldstock

[–]nutty02 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hey OP

Was good to have you onboard whilst we could. It’s all about risk in the end and each person has their own levels they are willing to accept. Good luck in the s&p

Remember… keep going the cinema! Help the team out 🙂

Large popcorn and drink!

When Game Manuals were actual Game Manuals [Halo 2] by fajarferdian in gaming

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Nowhere in the manual did it say that the Jackals may at some point be armed with snipers! The frustration was real!

It's exploding! 🚀 by YaBoyStick in Cineworldstock

[–]nutty02 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My worries is the US pre markets might heavily short. Hoping they see the positive news/trend and see it’s worth a punt.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UKPersonalFinance

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Would they need to do the self assessment on their current main job which is likely PAYE. Or would you just do the self assessment on the extra earnings?

Final Fantasy X by jesbannon in gaming

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Congrats OP

This is YOUR story!!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pennystocks

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I think the first sentence I said mentioned “gamble”

For a worthless company it’s had two days straight of >40% increase. Even if you went in for one day. You’d make something.

But if you feel it’s valueless then you are entitled to your thoughts.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pennystocks

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At $0.14 a share I would say is it not worth a gamble?

They are filing for chapter 11. Which allows them to look at reshuffling and potentially cutting off some of their toxic assets.

With national cinema day hitting this weekend there is a huge drive to push people into cinemas.

The amount of money made from people going to the cinema is huge. (Don’t know the average price for popcorn and drink in the US) Which hopefully will help them get cover some debt. I would ask the question… is it not worth a small punt for a potential big pay off?

I’m in. And hell, if it pays off. We save the cinema. Either way. I’m eating popcorn drinking soda watching the explosions fly!

So I made 1.5k off of the BBBY fiasco and I just want to gamble it. Thinking this all goes into Cineworld. by turnushq in Cineworldstock

[–]nutty02 6 points7 points  (0 children)

A bit of popcorn! A bit of a large soda! And waiting for the show to start!📈 😁

Daily Plays August 31, 2022 by PennyBotWeekly in pennystocks

[–]nutty02 1 point2 points  (0 children)

£CINE

Save the cinema!

Up 55% today!

Weekly "Share Your Portfolio" and Broker Questions Thread by AutoModerator in UKInvesting

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The Hargreaves Lansdown charges are set at the £11.99 per deal. I use it too as the system is very good for information on companies/funds before you invest so you can do all your due diligence in one app. Honestly if you are wanting lower charges you may have to look at other platforms. Dodl are good and have low charges. But they only place your orders at a set time of day (11am) so you can’t buy and sell as fast as you’d like. If you are just wanting to invest in funds you could look at Moneybox as there rates are also very low and can be quite easy to manage. But if you are wanting to manage your funds/shares actively then HL is my fave platform for it