Gordon Gekko
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No, I don’t manage it…I’m not that stupidWould you give us a glimpse at what those companies are in your 50 stock portfolio ? I know we are not supposed to push individual stocks, also are you managing it for them, oh you need to sell this now and buy this instead, so the 50 stock portfolio is gradually being changed. For example if you had a 50 stock portfolio from 1970 of the biggest companies then, alot of them are gone or are tiny shadows of their former selves.
No, that’s covered off.The perpetual question whenever the issue of investing in non-Irish assets, and especially American ones, arises (especially when the people involved are older): are they concerned about estate taxes or other possible inheritance complications?
I’ve pushed Saxo on the availability of this as far as I can, they are adamant that it’s not available to non professional investors or those with 500k or less in the markets ?, the main explanation given is that JAM has no KID , in fairness I’ve come across several articles which support Saxo’s claim that changes have happened since the beginning of this year which make some trusts unavailableThey tend to sporadically appear/disappear off the brokerage platforms. For a time a couple of years ago, they weren't available on DeGiro at all. Then they mostly were added to it, except for JAM. Then IBKR removed JAM for a few weeks at the start of this year because they hadn't gotten the updated KIID.
JAM is now available on both DeGiro and IBKR.
If Saxo if your brokerage of choice then you should contact them and ask them to add it. There's no reason why it shouldn't be available to you.
There's a KID dated December 30th 2022 under Documents on the JAM webpage here. This is the same document that is available under the documents section on DeGiro. Are they not accepting that as valid?I’ve pushed Saxo on the availability of this as far as I can, they are adamant that it’s not available to non professional investors or those with 500k or less in the markets ?, the main explanation given is that JAM has no KID , in fairness I’ve come across several articles which support Saxo’s claim that changes have happened since the beginning of this year which make some trusts unavailable
I can’t find it right now but I’ve come across articles that said accessibility was changing after January 1st ?There's a KID dated December 30th 2022 under Documents on the JAM webpage here. This is the same document that is available under the documents section on DeGiro. Are they not accepting that as valid?
I'm just an ordinary punter, but there doesn't seem to be a valid reason for Saxo not to offer this investment. The fact that they are the outlier in not offering JAM would seem to back that up.
Characters for what? Username? Email address? Password? Something else? What was the exact error message?no matter what characters I used , the system kept telling me they were invalid?
Password, didn’t matter if I inputted uppercase, lowercase and other character combo , it wouldn’t acceptCharacters for what? Username? Email address? Password? Something else? What was the exact error message?
You didn't clarify what the exact error message was.Password, didn’t matter if I inputted uppercase, lowercase and other character combo , it wouldn’t accept
“ the username must be at least six characters long and contain only letters and numbers “You didn't clarify what the exact error message was.
On another note, I tried attempting to open an account with De Giro yesterday and no matter what characters I used , the system kept telling me they were invalid?
Password, didn’t matter if I inputted uppercase, lowercase and other character combo , it wouldn’t accept
I'm totally confused now....“ the username must be at least six characters long and contain only letters and numbers “
medication for thatI'm totally confused now....
Where can you buy these trusts? Traderepublic? Degiro?So is this a fairly standard approach now, investing in trusts instead of ETFs? Can you offset losses?
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