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surrealskiller

Russia invaded UK. Rain.

goldfinger0303

I understand not wanting to write a huge essay on the iterations of the gold standard. My point was the claim that we won two wars and had huge growth while on the gold standard was false - for many reasons, but chiefly that FDR largely took us off the gold standard, and deflated the dollar. Bretton Woods wasn't formerly established until well after WW2 (1958). And according to work by Sachs , Romero, and Bernanke - this is a major reason why the US began to recover from the Depression (and similarly how other nations around the world started to when they went off the gold standard). I'd be interested to read the sources you say advocate for the credit expansion as the primary cause. My only concern with that is credit creation, to an extent, is separate from currency systems. If I lower my reserve requirements or lending standards, then I can issue more loans, regardless of whether it is on a gold standard or not (and Bretton Woods I would argue is not the same as a gold standard, as the number of dollars created was not tied to a gold supply....it was supposed to be, but in practice that didn't happen). So just as a restricted money supply didn't constrain credit creation in the Roaring 20s (buying on margin), then I don't see how it would've prevented '08. Just like it didn't prevent any of the many speculative bubbles that happened throughout US history (and world history) before then. Scotland is part of the UK in part due to a speculative bubble bursting. There was 1908, 1893, 1873 and untold other asset bubbles in the US. Credit creation is a factor in this, but asset prices do not increase due to credit alone (otherwise our inflation would've started hot in 2010). Also we withdrew from Bretton Woods because there were too many dollars floating around outside the US - more than could be redeemed for gold inside the US. The system was breaking down due to a balance of payments crisis....but that is due to trade deficits and foreign direct investment, not government spending (which is largely internal and doesn't directly affect balance of payments). I understand the concerns you've listed, but largely disagree on causation. Restricting credit may help in some regards, but it comes at a high cost, and doesn't completely solve the issue.

Tilted5mm

Let’s see. USA, Russia, UK, France, India, Pakistan, North Korea, Israel… Can’t think of the last one?

Disastrous_Dot_6941

The UK isn’t in Europe 

CanYouPleaseChill

So many fund managers are going to badly underperform over the next decade given they all hold the same consensus expensive US large cap favorites. Almost nobody holds Chinese or UK equities, high-dividend stocks like $MO and $PM, banks, utilities, oil, consumer staples, etc.

Noafrojo

CFDs really suck I hate trading them personally, IBKR does options and I don’t think you need 2k but they do take commission, I’m considering hopping on there. T212 and Robinhood UK are both looking at options for the UK and T212 said they want to roll out in 2024 which is good news

Disastrous_Dot_6941

Wish I could buy options in the UK without depositing 2k cash. Cos i would blow that on options and I just want to spend £500 max. I have no willpower, this is a casino

JangoDjarin

Iran isn't going to attack because the US, the UK, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia are on standby to take down anything going Israel's way. And Israel already attacked last night. No war this weekend.

RightToTheThighs

I love the thought process. Since the Israeli strike was symbolic and there were no casualties, Iran shouldn't respond. But if Iran does a symbolic move that results in the casualties, that deserves a response? Do you really think Iran is incapable of striking Israel? If they really wanted to cause damage they would've. They wouldn't have announced it and used munitions that could be easily shot out of the sky, by US and UK defenses, mind you. Wouldn't be surprised if Israeli defenses barely participated.

Character-Memory-816

The real reason is Iran tried their best. Hundreds of drones, missiles, etc. The reality is they aint that good. The US, Israel, France, and UK weapon systems are generations better. If Iran really wants to bring it, they’ll get their ass kicked.

UberHaxorMarty

https://www.ons.gov.uk/businessindustryandtrade/retailindustry/bulletins/retailsales/march2024#retail-sales-in-march Copied from another person's post: UK retail sales: YOY came in at 0.8% missing expectation of 1%. Better than -0.4% last month MOM was 0%, vs forecast of 0.3% Core retail sales came -0.3% MOM vs forecast of 0.3% Core retails ales YOY was 0.4% missing exp of 1% So slightly soft Retail sales , particularly on core retail sales.

UberHaxorMarty

Retail data came in a good amount worse than expected for the UK, which is another bearish sign

sk41195

Iran gave Israel 72 hours heads up. The US, UK, Israel, Saudi and Jordan were anticipating the 300 drones and STILL a few of them managed to hit an Israeli military base. Remember none of this happens if Israel never airstrikes the Iranian embassy in Syria. Which also damaged the Canadian embassy next door. Israel is terrorism. It’s about time a country stands up to these crazy terrorist lunatics that is Israel, especially after the systematic murder and genocide of Palestinians by these idiots.

thenuttyhazlenut

So why isn't BTI going down really? After UK tobacco ban announcement. Delayed reaction?

Adventurous_Turnip89

Iron dome didn't do anything. USA and UK saved Israel.

Far_Composer_423

This is a bit one sided, seeming to suggest that Israels attacks were a “success” while Irans wee a “failure” when in fact both actions were exactly the same. First Iran notified the US and UK of its targets, how many missiles would be fired, and exactly when. I believe this was to test the west, will the west defend Israel? This has no been proved yes they will. Israel did the same thing, notified the US of its targets and timing. This feels more like two unruly kids fighting for mom and dads attention, and testing the waters to see how far they have to go before getting grounded.

Stubborn_Delusions

Why does everyone ignore that the US, UK and multiple countries went out of their way to help Israel locate and shoot down the missiles lol

Mavnas

Yeah, unless PLA soldiers are all epicly good swimmers, China's got 0 chance of making an opposed landing in Taiwan. The Nazis were closer to the UK and controlled basically all of mainland Europe, and they still didn't try a landing against a powerful but much less technologically advanced Royal Navy. (Imagine if WW2 Britain had drones that could spot any German ship the second it left port.)

Johnboy__

Ahhh. Makes sense. Would be as well just keeping cash in a UK easy access saver paying 5% then. Thanks for the reply :)

Distinct-Race-2471

It's ridiculous all the people blaming Israel. Iran launched 300 missiles at Israel. What would Russia or China do? What would the UK do? If a bully walks up to you and punches you in the stomach and immediately says, now it's over OK? Does it really matter if you were wearing kevlar at the time?

rali108v5

One thing is correct this was Israel trying to save face. also 600 amunitions shot by Iran? dont know where you got that number. The ONLY reason Israel didn't escalate, is because they know they cant fully defend against IRan and will be destroyed. While ISrael with the help of US, UK, France, Jordan still didn't manage to fully defend against ballistic missile. Most of the ballistic missiles shot by Iran hit target. The snail mail drones and cruise missiles were nothing more than a distraction. Now lets just Hope Iran will just brush this off as Israels desperate attempt to save face. Because if they retaliate with intent, it will be a bad day for us all, especially for Israel. Oil price will hit the roof, and Inflation will skyrocket again. Keep some dry powder ready guys, there may be great discounts coming up

PVKT

Honestly I think this market is getting immune to the chaos. Like "nuclear strikes in the UK?" -10% then V by noon cuz..buy the dip.

phancdp

I totally agree that China is an amazing economic success. The book Chip War talks about how Japan was all the rage in the 80s. It talks about pretty much the entire history and about Texas instruments, micron, the different kinds of chips, logic, nand/memory, etc. Also how all cutting edge chips can't be made without american/Japanese machinery, Dutch (ASML) photo lithography, Taiwanese foundries, etc. And then assembled in China. It's a complex supply chain. I'm not sure why you're bringing up Nazis and the Japanese during ww2. The British and French used to hate each other too now we are all allies. China is our current biggest threat and it seems you don't have any issue that our companies offshoring there while China is cheating and stealing technology and doing massive subsidies and other protectionist tactics. They're literally doing what any nation that industrialized has always had to do in the past. Britain did it too when they started the industrial revolution. Which is good for China i respect that. But it doesn't mean it's in America's best interests. Im not sure that domestic source rule youre talking about is the main cause, at least based off all the things I read In Chip War. So the reason TSMC is the powerhouse it is because they produce chips for all the designers since it would be cost prohibitive for the designers to also produce their own chips. Its basically impossible for any one country to control every single aspect of the supply chain without massive government subsidies since the amount of capital required to maintain and continously upgrade and innovate I'd massive. Hence you see why various parts of the cutting edge chip making process is spread all across the world. Here's some passages from the Book chip war: "A typical chip might be designed with blueprints from the Japanese- owned, UK- based company called ARM, by a team of engineers in California and Israel, using design software from the United States. When a design is complete, it’s sent to a facility in Taiwan, which buys ultra- pure silicon wafers and specialized gases from Japan. The design is carved into silicon using some of the world’s most precise machinery, which can etch, deposit, and measure layers of materials a few atoms thick. These tools are produced primarily by five companies, one Dutch, one Japanese, and three Californian, without which advanced chips are basically impossible to make. Then the chip is packaged and tested, often in Southeast Asia, before being sent to China for assembly into a phone or computer." “U.S. companies like Applied Materials, Lam Research, and KLA are part of a small oligopoly of companies that produce irreplaceable machinery, like the tools that deposit microscopically thin layers of materials on silicon wafers or recognize nanometer-scale defects. Without this machinery—much of it still built in the U.S.—it’s impossible to produce advanced semiconductors. Only Japan has companies producing some comparable machinery, so if Tokyo and Washington agreed, they could make it impossible for any firm, in any country, to make advanced chips. " "The Dutch company ASML builds 100 percent of the world’s extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, without which cutting-edge chips are simply impossible to make. OPEC’s 40 percent share of world oil production looks unimpressive by comparison."

Zero2Hero2MarginCall

It will be interesting what happens at 1am and then 2am UK open.

klauskinski79

I mean they still bought totally overpriced houses. So if house prices drop as they should and have in other countries like Germany they wouldn't make a killing. However in the US and UK where house prices do not seem to budge prolonging the suffering of normal people they make a killing.

SDaniiL

I was not in the market at all, maybe some UK stocks and that's it. I made some money on some UK stocks, got more money from my job and decided to "broaden my horizons" by looking at the US market. And yeah, that is the thing, I'm salty because of the exact reason that I was not here and missed the 4 months of gains, then invested money which turns out was the top. Well, the good thing is that I will learn and not give up I guess, but it's still a bit soul crushing. Also, I think the reason a lot of people whining about this correction is because there is a lot of people like me who entered at the top.

mintz41

It depends on the complexity and geography of the portfolio, but here in the UK our IHT threshold is very low so there is value in advice from WMs/PBs on how to navigate using a variety of instruments.

No-Actuary-4929

Help: Need advice plsssssss! I’m brand spanking new to the investment world and I don’t have much to start with (£6.80/ $8.46) this is in my UK bank account. how can I start investing? I’m 18, I’m employed and making money in a diff currency than stated above. My objective is to have multiple sources of income. I don’t have a specific timeline for the money. My risk tolerance rn is 40/60. I don’t have any known debt in my name (that I know of)

Fleeing_Sunlight

Sub numbers aren't a lie. They're just mainly from foreign countries (Middle East, South America, etc) where they're a fraction of the price than it is in the US, UK, etc. It's why revenue didn't increase much at all because they're all worthless subs lol.

Shajirr

> UK as we don't have much access to options. why?

FredTilson

Just signup to tastytrade. They accept UK signups. At least when I did.

VeGr-FXVG

Yeah, if someone knows an easy way to get UK options lemme know. Only broker I found has to enable options on your account, and for some reason they don't wanna approve me 

Tamespotting

There are no means of production in the UK to possibly become the owner of a wendy's; only a worker.

ryanpaulowenirl

In the UK at least, I use my girlfriends account and just do temp yes, just get the code from her when I'm not staying at at her house. Not sure if it's priced in lol

ShortUSA

Government spending always stimulates the economy. Permanent jobs are only created over the long term when these endeavors are successful, and queue often they are not. Here's a very recent example of a difference. During COVID the US government gave a trillion to Rx companies for the development, testing, and for initial doses of any vaccines developed. The UK did a similar thing but kept the intellectual property of the drugs, think patients. It worked just as well, but they paid far less for doses. There are many many other examples. This is about efficiency and effectiveness. You write it's too risky to expand without government subsidy, I agree. Which is why I'm for government support, but not give-always without guarantees / commitments. By the way, my first graduate degree was in the eighties, I got another one along the way. I've spent most of my time in management consulting. You may disagree with me, but I know what I'm talking about. The likelihood of success is much much greater if some form of exchange is negotiated rather than a giveaway/grant. I won't insult you, as you did me, but it would be easy - your naivete is clear.

Own_Masterpiece_1

Check out SGOV. IBKR UK should have those.

Maumau93

*Shares on margin, we can't get options in the UK

EG161

It's a CFD, a weird way of betting on stocks using leverage in the UK as we don't have much access to options.

Tamespotting

You bought options on margin?? Do they have Wendy's in the UK? Maybe get a nice spot behind the dumpster of the local fish and chips spot?

Lefties_Drink_Piss

Ohh you're from the UK, that makes more sense.

DoUnicornsDevourEggs

Honestly? While looking at large movers it just popped up in front of me. As a UK trader, trading on the US market is blessed for me because I can plan around open times in the evening, and with SINT I just bought in when I saw consolidation, let the market close, and here we are. Was really only expecting to make 0.06 on every stock. The massive volume spike has seemingly no explanation right now?

mintz41

Maybe that is the case in the US/at large bank related WMs, but that hasn't been my experience with UK based PB/WM firms, as long as you avoid St James Place.

Zero2Hero2MarginCall

JPOW saying rates likely higher for longer, UK CPI hotter than expected, mideast doing mideast things

BigCaTa

There was some twitter post that UK gave Israel the go ahead for Iran attack… truth or BS? Calls on oil

AggravatingSpend6563

Yes, I've already invested in small-caps in the UK, but I haven't seen real benefits because some companies that performed well were offset by the under-performance of others. So, I have a rather mixed opinion; perhaps I should invest more time to better select my investments.

No-Entertainment4822

Job data today…. Can we get good news from all this crappy data over the past weeks. UK inflation data falling and we still……… 🤷‍♂️

Stork3E3E

It was limited to the US but is available in UK since around February but I would prefer don't use in UK,the deleted my account with no reason,I using Trading 212, it's much better.

Infamous-Print-5

The UK is also doing much worse.

brefo

I'm new to options, so I'll have to look further into this. It seems that in order to use their service, you have to sign up for a priced tier package, and you have to use margin, which I'm not ready for yet. Also, I'm US, you seem to he UK, and the company seems to be in another country as well, so, for me, I'm not sure how foreign taxes would impact me. Definitely will do more research if this platform can lower my cost. Let me know if I'm misunderstanding any of the details. Thanks for sharing.

vCharged

Europe is LOVING the hot UK cpi report 

Forward-Departure-16

This is what I'm concerned about. I run a very small ecomm company,  and I outsource everything that can't be done locally on to freelancers online (not necessarily india). I get that part of that is that I don't have the money/ need to hire someone full time, whereas a large company does.  But, I've found quality of work to be excellent generally. Couple times I've gotten someone sjit, but I've found that locally also.  Alot of people pushing for WFH are gonna regret it. If they convince their employers that they don't need to come to the office, pretty soon those employers are going to look for cheaper WFH options Obviously this didn't apply to everything- like I doubt Google is going to start hiring their lead developers on Upwork, or amzon going to hire a legal team in Pakistan. But it's the lower paid,  repetitive roles that will be in danger As you say it will be very similar to manufacturing years ago.  Which also didn't happen overnight, it took years to happen. I remember seeing a documentary about Marks and Spencer being the last UK retailer trying to hold on proudly to their UK manufacturing,  but eventually they have in and had to go East

Mobile-Bison-4589

It happened right after UK released latest inflation data, which came in hotter than expected by .1%

Roaringtigger

UK inflation reading

LifeIsAnAdventure4

EU countries have their own bonds following the rates defined by the ECB. The UK,although not in the EU anymore, plays an important role as their economy is very much intertwined with the EU’s.

KeithLaPoodle

The EU doesn't have its own bonds so the ECB can't do what the fed does. They also don't care at all about the UK which isn't in the EU. They care deeply about Germany and France who both desperately want rates cut to juice their failing economies.

KeithLaPoodle

Nobody cares about the UK. Or Iran or Israel for that matter. The only thing the market cares about for like 15 years is US interest rates. Actually all they really care about is how much they pay on their margin loan because that determines how much they can borrow, but as that is usually set on US rates they look like the same thing from outside.

bridge_tr0ll

who gives a shit about UK inflation. The Europoors are trading right now. Their euros or sterlings or whatever currency they used since we kicked their asses during the revolutionary war will flight even more to our mkts

LifeIsAnAdventure4

Europoor market will be a bloodbath with this UK inflation news and higher for longer comments from JPow.

LifeIsAnAdventure4

3.2% inflation wouldn’t be bad if the UK had any growth

fkn_clownshoes

since when did we care about UK inflation?

myironlung6

Higher for longer bitches! UK CPI (Y/Y) Mar: 3.2% (est 3.1%; prev 3.4%) - CPI Core (Y/Y) Mar: 4.2% (est 4.1%; prev 4.5%) - CPI (M/M) Mar: 0.6% (est 0.4%; prev 0.6%)

Zero2Hero2MarginCall

UK CPI YY* (Mar) 3.2% vs. Exp. 3.1% (Prev. 3.4%); All Services 6.0% vs Exp. 5.9% (prev. 6.1%)

Zero2Hero2MarginCall

UK CPI YY* (Mar) 3.2% vs. Exp. 3.1% (Prev. 3.4%); All Services 6.0% vs Exp. 5.9% (prev. 6.1%)

Zero2Hero2MarginCall

UK CLI just released: UK CPI YY* (Mar) 3.2% vs. Exp. 3.1% (Prev. 3.4%); All Services 6.0% vs Exp. 5.9% (prev. 6.1%)

Zero2Hero2MarginCall

UK CPI YY* (Mar) 3.2% vs. Exp. 3.1% (Prev. 3.4%); All Services 6.0% vs Exp. 5.9% (prev. 6.1%)

skydiver19

If you've not heard of him check out "colinfurze" on YouTube, he's from the UK and build a huge man cave under his garden by randomly digging down and across from his garage/workshop it looks cool as fuck inside. He then extended the tunnel to a pantry room in his house for access. More recently he's been working on the tunnel extending to the front of his house under his drive way. His plan is to store his delorean underground and the car will rise up and down, with also a turn table at the bottom so he can drive on and off facing the right way.

Rapidaniel

it’s so insane to me that americans are able to do options in a tax free account, yet the UK barely has brokers that do options to experience crazy tax free gains combined with our version of a roth IRA

manwdick

UK Sheffield?

ProtoplanetaryNebula

It's the same with most of the Royal Family in the UK. The reason is quite simple, they get very regular health screening, so where the normal person would not learn about an illness until it's too late, they will spot problems way before it becomes an issue and get it sorted out.

ViralRiver

I have lived in Japan for 8 years and have constantly used my Spotify premium account from the UK with no issue. Saying that they're probably happy to be earning more from me than they should. Since it's a family account it's difficult to just up and leave to switch to the JP one given my family are still in the UK.. don't really know what to do tbh.

hemmingwaitforit

Currently traveling through the UK and suffering from a bout of boiling shits. The brown spatter on the porcelain bowl is trending upward. Consider it a sign of market sentiment or just another shitty TA. Food for thought.

Caesars_Palace321

A lot of the missiles and drones where taken out before they even got to Israel. US, UK, France and Jordan removed most of them before the Iron Dome was needed.

spxinvestor

A great question and one which I have thought about myself. Once you know what you're doing it definitely becomes more about the 'why' than the 'how'. I guess my ultimate goal is just to fully own my stuff; no debt. I also work in the UK public sector therefore my standard pension age is tied to the UK state pension age which is ever-increasing, so I want to have a healthy amount of money built up so I can stop working whenever I want, rather than having to wait until state pension age. After I reach my goal... don't know, I'll tell you when I get there! Good luck!

jailtheorange1

I look forward to opening my stocks and shares app at 2:30 pm UK time each day to see how Donnie’s little grift is doing. It’s a lovely little dopamine hit.

trust_it_bb

UK leading the world into recession. Bulls cant get a break.  Bad news story after bad news.

Nimmah_14

Which cash ISA provider should I choose? I am 20 and looking to invest small values but monthly. I am based in the UK and looking at cash ISA providers as stocks and shares isa are more risky I would like to have some security on the side. I know I am limited to 20,000£ deposit, that’s not a problem. Just wondering if people could suggest a provider, or if they have any advice on the matter? My other concern is the fluctuation in interest rates. Do they go up and down that much? I’ve done some research and it says they usually stay around 4-5% yearly interest. Thanks

jennysonson

If the yields are more attractive than the EU and UK why arent people rushing to buy US treasuries/bonds to drive yield back down, its been on a wild run lately even as other countries see reduced inflation

financialfreeabroad

Yeah… but purely in UK assets? No. Too small for me.

Shoddy-Log4139

Our healthcare system is overwhelmed due to massive immigration and low wages for medical staff. We have the best Chinese food in the world, but I think the UK might have better indian food.

Stork3E3E

I had account in UK last few weeks and after that account was closed with no reason,fuck Robinhood.

OriginalFatPickle

Right! Sorry, UK has Lord Buckethead. US has Vermin Supreme.

thisoneismineallmine

Vermin Supreme. Not from the UK, but actually New Hampshire, running as a Democrat in 2024 and has previously run as a Republican and a Libertarian. 

OriginalFatPickle

The UK guy with a boot on his head.

kitsua

To be honest, the culture in the UK pretty much unanimously agreed that Bennie Hill’s comedy was a bit outdated and misogynistic and cringey *in the 90s*. It’s practically twee now.

baeconundeggz

So I heard this today.... If Izzy hadn't had US, UK, French and Arab planes helping to shoot down drones... many more would have gone through.

Inner_Drama7024

Is it only available to buy in the US?? I can’t find it on the app I use 😩 from the UK btw

ScottyMcBones

Hello everyone, My wife is inheriting £10,000 from her recently deceased grandfather. No tax to speak of. UK based! We are early/mid thirties with no kids and no plans to have kids, annual income combined of ~£70,000. We would like this money to be the start of a nest egg for our dream of owning an animal sanctuary one day. We have a low risk tolerance and no other holdings to speak of (homeowners with mortgage, ~£165k total value and £150k remaining). We have about £5k in low interest savings at the moment. The only debt we have beyond the mortgage is my wife's student loan, but we don't really make enough for that to impact our earnings in a significant way. Would really appreciate any advice on how to invest this money in a reasonably safe manor. We've been looking at stocks & shares ISAs with Vanguard, but a lot of the terminology is a bit over our heads. Thanks in advance!

Noafrojo

Idk bout u guys but I live in the UK and I’m pretty sure most of our population want about fuck all to do with another potential war in the Middle East so I’m hoping my government wise up, shut up and start behaving like Switzerland

TinyTowel

The militaries of the Middle East are all weak. Iran works through proxies because its military can't mount an actual campaign. The US, European, UK, Australian, Saudi, and Israeli miiltaries would steamroll the Iranians. And few would come to their defense.

bobbydebobbob

US treasury yields are already way above those in may countries, including the EU and UK, as well as Japan. As yield goes up, more buyers come in as always. Japan has been a strong buyer of US treasuries but there are always other buyers, domestic and international. And its no assured point that Japan has to sell off treasuries, while even if they did have to sell some of its position its unlikely to move the needle as much as say, the 140 bps yield reduction in the 30 year yield had today after the retail price data came out. The strength of the US economy and direction of inflation are way way larger factors right now in yield movements and will continue to be. Yields may go through the roof, but it'll be this that drives it. It doesn't make sense to make speculative decisions on secondary factors when there's such a strong and uncertain primary factor dictating price movements.

AP9384629344432

The missile defense spending on that single day alone cost over $1B. I realize everyone is calling it 'symbolic' and pointing out nearly nothing got damaged and nobody was hurt. But that's a massive amount of money for one day. And doesn't include the resources spent by the US, Jordan, S. Arabia, UK, etc. on their involvement shooting down drones/missiles. Bullish defense contractors. Though to be honest, even after Russia/Ukraine defense stocks didn't really do that well tbh. The real money is probably in the various suppliers to the defense contractors.

HungryPride4848

check out the [best site for traders in the UK](https://tradingguide.co.uk/) 

Evening_Cut4422

Isreal blew up Irans generals, Iran telegraph 2days in advance that Iran, Yemen, Iraq, Syria will send a few hundred drone to blow up Isreal. US and UK were fully prepared and intercepted all the drone. What's Biden gonna do, should he send troops to the middle east to blow up the entire middle east all while knowing Isreal started the fight during his election year?

095179005

I'm in Canada so I don't know about how it works in the UK, but from what I see since you are depositing post-tax cash, ISAs are tax-free. So holding SP500 in a stock and shares (S&S) ISA means the gains are also tax free.

Throwaway_6799

Which all have their own markets. And if you want to trade the major US companies they mostly have listings in alternate markets like HK and the UK don't they?

Evening_Cut4422

UN is basicly the bankrupcy round table for countries. U have US as lancelot on UK as merlin then u have the most of Europe + japan as unnamed knights. They are basicly gonna just there to gv poor country lecture and pennys

j1m0g

Half Amazon and half S&P 500. If you're in the UK. Stocks and Shares ISA. Try to get hold of another 10 grand to use all your ISA allowance. Good luck.

AlfrescoDog

>Either the Iranians notified the Israeli Defense Forces first **Reality**: Basically all news outlets worldwide reported on Friday that [Iran would likely attack Israel soon](https://www.reuters.com/world/us/biden-says-his-message-iran-is-dont-2024-04-12/); Iran had promised reprisals against Israel; different countries, [including France, India, Russia, and the UK](https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/4/12/france-india-russia-uk-issue-travel-warnings-over-israel-iran-tensions)—among several others—issued travel warnings and sent notifications to their embassy personnel; surrounding countries restricted commercial airspace and several other warnings. **You**, u/Fine\_Magician\_790: The Iranians must have notified the IDF as part of their waiting game.

Chance-Progress-7356

Turnaround is complete and Blackberry transitioned itself from hardware to software. Revenue growth is here in Q4 FY24 estimates was 154 and they delivered 173 m IoT segment is up 25% and car sales numbers globally after higher with China up 28% reaching 30 million cars. US second in the world with 15 million cars sold in 2023 and February this year the US market was up 6.9% over last year same month. UK up 18% Philippines and India had record breaking sales India sold 4 million cars highest in history. Blackberry is very well positioned in the automotive sector. 

slam-dunk-1

I’m an American working in the UK. Think I’m doing quite alright  https://preview.redd.it/q7wqsvcq2kuc1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=20fe17f1fa5043dd454c59682a0ab87c2043c145