Not selling and watching your PF value decline and doing nothing is not as stressful as trying to time in and out of the market in my opinion. #paperlossesarenotreallosses

His investing is well documented but more interestingly how has he got to that age with all his marbles with his diet!?! Just shows diet and exercise are important but genetics trump everything. That said do what you can - eat well and exercise your body and mind.

Ashmore looks interesting. High net cash. Good dividend yield. An issue might be its 0.3x underling dividend cover so dividend cover depends on investment gains. Can any holders or prospective holders share their views please?

You don’t need to over complicate investing.

Four free ways to boost your pension Keep drawdown to less than £50k pa Don’t just take your tax free lump because you can Consider what you’re invested in (move from growth to income) Use bonds for next year’s cash requirement @laith_alkhalaf thetimes.com/article/0e850b3…

A read across from @ii_couk owed Aberdeen? Buying opportunity? Or is @Investcentre taking market share from Interactive Investor? Records tumble as AJ Bell hails ‘excellent’ year for customer and assets growth thebusinessdesk.com/northwes…

BRWM. All the commentators suggest a continued demand for scarce commodities for data centres. Buying opportunity?

This should create an interesting debate

One of my largest holdings. We own a copper cable manufacturer so a lot of what Evy says resonates with me. @kalpanafitz @blackrock_uk @MoneyWeek BRWM. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…

Brilliant.

The ten companies fund managers think will make them billions Moderna EQT Victorian Plumbing Yougroup Coca-Cola Walmart Crowdstrike RELX Hon Hai CATL thetimes.com/article/88e04e7…

I had a coffee with someone I’ve not seen for a while yesterday who had invested £1,000 in @Revolut via @join_r_europe (formerly Seedrs) under EIS. Sold for £140,000 tax free! Thats only one success story out of many failures of course but it does show they are out there to be found. In my view early stage investing is gambling and no one knows which ones will be successful so you need to be prepared to spread your bets. The income tax relief is nice too (30%. 50% with even earlier stage SEIS)

Just use @claudeai “Chatbot developer Anthropic seeks PA — but only humans need apply” thetimes.com/article/a64241a…

Could this be @Deloitte Anderson moment? bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c64g…

We don’t stop exercising because we grow old; we grow old because we stop exercising. When the market isn’t open invest in your health.

Imagine @ManCity in the National League North.

Is backwardation even a word? Does it mean ‘we fooled you haha!’ Who else gets excited when they check their portfolio at the end of a day and it’s gone up massively and then you read this…..

Health is the new wealth. Without it what do you have?