Soldato
I pulled everything this morning.
I am up overall since I started so no losses as such. Had to hold my hand up and decide I may have got a little carried away. I had a little too much than I'd originally wanted to invest in play and I got the jitters over the last 2 days.
My thinking is that, being with IG, each trade is £3. I'd rather pay the selling fee per share then hold on and watch everything continue to fall. I'm a bit vague on stamp duty costs etc so would be interested to hear the views of more seasoned investors why my move was a good/bad idea. I do have the feeling I'm probably making all the noob mistakes of a new investor.
I have been using IG but Trading212 has been suggested to me as they have no commissions on trades - I've had a look at them but it's not completely clear what their costs actually are.
Finally, I was always aware that my investments were not within an ISA - for all sorts of reasons. I've decided I will go back in via an ISA (either IG or Trading 212) but with less money in the game and a more reasoned approach to purchases.
I am up overall since I started so no losses as such. Had to hold my hand up and decide I may have got a little carried away. I had a little too much than I'd originally wanted to invest in play and I got the jitters over the last 2 days.
My thinking is that, being with IG, each trade is £3. I'd rather pay the selling fee per share then hold on and watch everything continue to fall. I'm a bit vague on stamp duty costs etc so would be interested to hear the views of more seasoned investors why my move was a good/bad idea. I do have the feeling I'm probably making all the noob mistakes of a new investor.
I have been using IG but Trading212 has been suggested to me as they have no commissions on trades - I've had a look at them but it's not completely clear what their costs actually are.
Finally, I was always aware that my investments were not within an ISA - for all sorts of reasons. I've decided I will go back in via an ISA (either IG or Trading 212) but with less money in the game and a more reasoned approach to purchases.