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Microsoft pulls out of UK neocloud deal with Nscale baked by NVIDIA, just before the startup’s massive $35B IPO
Microsoft pulls out of UK neocloud deal with Nscale backed by NVIDIA, just before the startup’s massive $35B IPO
Microsoft pulls out of UK neocloud deal with Nscale, at a critical time for the startup’s massive $35B IPO
Microsoft Scraps UK Data Center Deal With Nscale, Telegraph Says
USA seems rigged against cfd trading?
When you are 2T valuation and still need 20B!
options trading 1 wte contracts
I thought putting $132k into a UK housebuilder was a good idea.
$Iova Raises Full Year Revenue Guidance
OPTH (Optimi Health) – DD on a psychedelic drug manufacturer that’s already generating revenue
Optimi Health Corp. (NASDAQ: $OPTH; also CSE: $OPTI) is a small-cap Canadian pharmaceutical manufacturer focused on GMP-grade psychedelic drug products
Vrgg russell etf - what are everyone's thoughts?
If You Had $2,000 to Invest Today, What Stocks Would You Buy?
I’m down 48% on $BETR and the lawyers are the ones eating good
I’m down 48% on $BETR and sthe lawyers are the ones eating good
$BETR: down 58% on a $229M mortgage lender and adding. The AI origination thesis, the balance sheet that could kill it, and the math to $100
Which is the best MSCI World ex-USA UCITS ETF for non-US investor?
Time to be real about David Ellison's threats to move out of California
Who are people using to burn the kids inheritance in the UK?
$CCXI Agility Robotics Unveils Digit 5 Humanoid Robot
PVA TePla: an AI-inspection business with an earnings problem (?)
HITI (NASDAQ): a winning long-term choice, let's analyze it.
ALRT - Leader of UK's NATO accelerator program joins company right before launch of own accelerator program
I lost over a million and cant get over it.
VisionWave (VWAV) making moves
Is HOOD fundamentally stronger today than at ATH?
Portfolio Review: £500k split across SIPP & ISA
ELI5 (I am from the UK): What are the SEC registration requirements for US companies?
ELI5 (I am from the UK): What are the SEC registration requirements for US companies?
BOXABL Inc. (NASDAQ: $BXBL) — factory-built, foldable modular housing.
What would you do with parents house sale money? UK
VisionWave has been making some quiet moves this whole last week.
Which broker is best for a European investor who may move countries?
Full send calls on MRNA tomorrow 160 0DTE?
Is it worth trying to use AI to make plays?
The only listed tokenisation stock in the UK at the time of a global tokenisation boom
Aurora Cannabis Furthers Global Medical Cannabis Growth with Accretive Acquisition of Internode Pharma Limited and HAP Pharma Limited, Expanding Distribution Access to the UK Medical Cannabis Market
$GCM.L / $GCLMF — obscure UK microcap just jumped 141%. The bigger story may be what happened AFTER the market closed.
Week Ahead Setup (Aug 17-21): Canada CPI, UK/Japan Inflation, and Retail Earnings (WMT, HD, BABA, DE)
$NOK: Trump’s investment chief meeting Nokia might be part of something much bigger
MSAI earnings today , any body watching this stock closely?
Have you thought of investing in Dubai's realestate market?
Have you ever thought of investing in Dubai's Realestate market?
Organigram Reports Record Third Quarter Fiscal 2026 Results
If you don’t want to make money. Scroll on. Defence holdings ($ALRT)
China's Reddit (Rednote) readying for IPO. Targets a valuation of >US$70 bil. Net profit expected at US$3 bil in 2025.
Safe investments that provide better hedge against inflation
Caledonian Holdings (LSE AIM: CHP): is the market overlooking its UK banking optionality?
BP Profit Rises to $5.73B as Fossil-Fuel Pivot Accelerates
Woah! This is worthless. Drew this Gravity Falls scene in UK's reality.
VWAV filed an international trademark for STRATUM today
VWAV filed an international trademark for STRATUM today
Georgina Energy (LSE: GEX) - Upcoming Spud for Large Helium Resources
Am I a genius market manipulator or just homeless? (Project Aqua)
Thank DRAM traders for taking the fall
I built a stock screener and ran the Buffett 5 pillars ratios through every company in the UK, US and Europe and only 19 passed out of 850.
Has anyone found a practical solution for receiving small overseas dividends when international cheques can’t be cashed?
Do some trading platforms have dodgy algorithms?
Plug-in solar power to be legal from 27th August in the UK
Uber is buying Delivery Hero for $14.8B, the food delivery wars might be ending
Nobody is talking about uranium enough and I think that's a mistake
Tiderock - UK composites growth and Arizona gold claims
Tiderock -UK composites growth and Arizona gold claims
Are stablecoin regulations creating a new investment opportunity in crypto-related stocks?
This tiny housing company ($FGMC --> $BXBL) is about to go public and there are more shares being bet against it than actually exist on the open market
$50B+ in NATO defense deals: LMT, NOC, Saab, RTX & more in focus (Reuters)
Build an ETF portfolio that could survive a crash
Palantir says UK police contract wrongly blocked over perceived 'values'
$IBRX — real holder using AI for clarity, not hype. Here's why I think the fundamentals justify the run
$IBRX — real holder using AI so I don't get details wrong. 40% of the float is short and the company is genuinely great.
Coinbase Got a UK Stock and Derivatives License As the SEC Is Still Writing Its First Cryptocurrency Rule
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield Calls for Pause of Paramount/Warner Bros Discovery Merger Citing Lack of Records Request
Down $143K from the peak on NBIS. Adding on the way down. Regarded or early?
RZLV: The Ultimate Short Squeeze Setup? 🚀
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47% US market 32% Swiss market 7% in the UK market 7% in Germany The rest across Sweden, Norway, Canada, Singapore, Australia and Hong Kong.
But there isn’t the easy gas network to tap into the UK.
I think your either confused or spreading misinformation. The is no dead deal with Nebius, you probably mean the UK Nscale data centre deal which is a completely different company.
This isn’t just a UK problem. I have small positions in nbis, coreweave, and iren but I keep it small since facilities with utility contracts doesn’t just magically appear in a few months because there is money on the table. It takes years to build. You can’t expedite hardware / physical things by throwing money at it. Making physical “things” is different in that aspect compared to software. Customers backing out because a supplier can’t delivery on schedule as contracted is normal.
Sounds great. Never been to NY (I’m in UK), a marathon sounds like a great way to take in the best bits :hmmm:
It was because the National Grid couldn't. Don't try and build anything in the UK. We have the highest energy prices in the world, and it takes us 40 years to build half a high speed train line.
If you go to the UK there's absolutely no way their grid would support anything at the moment. Microsoft likely pulled out because they couldn't hold their promise
The issues in the UK aren't just be connected to the grid but all the planning regulations you have to pass to get something like this through. If you deviate from plans (I.e. closed loop to draining system), the planning office at the council can force the data centre to be closed until it's changed. This applies to anything in the UK. This screams of being a convenient excuse from Microsoft to dial back some data centre investment. Suspect over this week, we'll hear of more deals unwinding.
Any sort of planning permission in the UK for anything is very difficult. I know people trying to do tiny 30m2 extensions on their houses caught in the planning process for years.
Bro this aint the US. They over reached and shows how bad they are when planning shit. Projects take forever to complete here because there is so much red tape. The UK in general is a cluster fuck, uninvestable. The only thing going for it is the financial service industry
Utilities/energy infrastructure confirmed as the bottleneck at least in the UK.
Personally as someone actually payijg for electricity in the UK, I'd rather not be dealing with blackouts so a billionaire can get richer. There is s reasonable large city next to Loughton that consumes quite a lot of power after all that I happen to live in.
If you have ever been to the UK, and basically anywhere is in Europe, then you know how woefully unprepared their grid is for any type of data center demand.
People in the UK are protesting the data center build outs, same as in the US.
People are deluded about UK prospects - it no longer is an empire. It no longer has countries to expropriate resources that it never had.
Yep massive L for the UK. Really shows how crap we are. So regulations and red tape everywhere. What Jensen Hoang said about the UK in his visit really resonates
I see it as demand for data centers is high. Obviously they need it now but the delays in power supply means its only available in 2030. Massive L for the UK. But players like Iren are rubbing their hands right now.
Compute already in place but no power til the 30s is wild UK is pathetic smh
"National power grid officials had told Nscale they did not expect a power supply for the data center until the 2030s." - Another great day for UK haters
Ehhh the UK laying behind on new infrastructure doesn’t mean it will happen everywhere
Microsoft pulls out of UK data center deal with Nscale, Telegraph reports
Because the UK power grid is in shambles and it is choking their industrial development across the board.
Because the system like here in the IK where I am floods the labour market with cheap 3rd world labour and removes that opportunity from the indigenous population. Its bait and switch on a continental level and we are sick of it. The scenes in France is the UK next year for sure.
It doesnt matter how the UK does after Brexit. The fact is they are out and won't be available to bail out France. Neither is Canada, Canada is not part of the EU. It's really only Germany and that's doing terribly right now
The UK leaving means they aren’t directly financially tied to failing economies. Yes, it hurt their GDP, but they won’t own a share of France’s default.
> The size of the debt is less a problem than their complete unwillingness to do anything about it. They genuinely are delusional enough to think they’ve been under extreme austerity for the last 10-15 years while literally leading the world in social spending as a share of GDP. The ones rioting might very well have been under extreme austerity. The main issue in France is that [pensioneers](https://www.reddit.com/r/charts/comments/1qv8x1i/french_pensioners_now_have_higher_incomes_than/) get paid so much that they receive more in pensions than most people get paid in wages. I doubt many 65+ are out in the cities throwing rocks and setting stuff on fire. Like in the UK, no politician is willing to touch the old. Alienate them and you are out of politics the next election. Politicians would rather increase taxes or cut benefits to younger generations than touch pensions.
The issue is not that French citizens want a dignified life. It is the decades of neo-liberal policies allowing the rich to abstain from taxes and lazy economic programs with little regard for the future. But even then, just as you have, I'm being far too reductive of what is a complex situation. A situation which does not occurr in a bubble, as no internationally connected nation is ever free from the whims of its international counterparts. Which is to say that if we look beyond France we see many other nations with an eerily similar crisis brewing in the distance. A default in France could be the economic earthquake to send aftershocks around the world. Japan, the UK and the USA all look vulnerable.
Inversely, UK has been doing a lot worse since they left 👀 it wasn’t a good move by any means Canada is in Germany and France were hit by COVID, Russia and us/iran. We only did well after C19 because we were the world reserve currency and flight to safety that let us print a shitload of money. Powell narrowly avoided a full blown recession.. only for 🥭 to do, you know… start breaking shit for no good reason. Crisis after crisis after crisis.
yep. UK is already out and Germany is struggling. And a certain quickly rising party in Germany is anti EU. France won't get bailed out
Hahaha dumb europoor socialists ran out of money… and the UK wants to follow France’s lead. Good luck to the 51st state that wants to be an “associate member” of that highly regarded club of artists. Even AI couldn’t hallucinate this bullshit up… Btw where is the cake… I was promised cake
Who do you think is getting those welfare payments? Hint: the same demographic as in the UK, Germany, etc...
UK: LETS IMPORT SOME IMMIGRANTS UK years later: YOU KNOW WHAT, CRAZT TIMING BUT ALL THOSE IMMIGRANTS WE BROUGHT IN WE KINDA NEED TO PUT RIFLES IN THEIR HANDS FOR A WAR, SORT OF WORKED OUT OH WELL
One good thing about the now official UK-Russia war is that we can place kalshi bets on who’ll win
No, no, no, I'll have no queue-jumping here: it's the UK's turn again next.
AI stocks getting annihilated on tokenized platforms. Probably bad that UK military about to tell the or citizens to prepare for war as we lift sanctions and plan to build data centers with Russia
you think the US is less dystopian than the UK?
i'm starting to believe I'm living in a shithole country (UK), need to move man...getting dystopian out here
the UK is banning incest porn...does big breast stepmom rewarding her stepson for fixing her tv count as incest?
HOAs are absolute cancer from everything I’ve heard as someone in the UK
Big man. I’m in the same scenario, and I’m 39. I made 120k in one trade and thought I could do it again. 8 months of losses after that. I make about £6-8k a month UK & I’m now considering stacking another contract on top to get me back to a healthy financial baseline. I don’t sleep properly, and I’m constantly stressed/ kicking myself https://preview.redd.it/aw96j3r6p1wh1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6f2ede49fa1cee5b7a9e6982d172ddb28a08624b At one point my account looked like this - i thought IXHL was going to net me 1 million, it knifed hard after phase 2 results and I managed to get out with 120k. For anyone saying day trading is gambling. You’re 100% right. You can do all the DD in the world, find an amazing catalyst, and the markets will always do the opposite of what you thought. Markets are irrational. It’s getting increasingly difficult to make any money if you’re trying to trade volatility .I also had NBIS under £30 and sold at $60, which is another massive regret. There are no shortcuts.
I can't believe you guys chose Israel as special partner instead of UK. Like amount of times UK bros saved your ass embrassing at this point.
Is this even in doubt. KOSPI will crash, NIKKEI will be more measured. China/HK may actually again (new selling policies). Only hope, as usual, is for UK/EU to limit the crash and start buying back; and then encourage the US to do the same.
Simple reply: only SpaceX can do this with commercial impact. The entire Europe (EU+UK+Russia) can’t repeat that - despite a lot of politicians and their cool speeches.
Most handsome man in the UK
Finally, my anti bubble portfolio of small cap UK stocks, REITS at massive discounts to NAV, and EM trusts (non AI only) is absolutely cleaning up.....every little bleed from tech is going straight into all the sensible undervalued stuff. I've had a cracking week !
Ok so this is actually a big deal. It's been suspected for a while now that there were a lot of attacks on shipping going through Hormuz that weren't being reported, now we have direct evidence from the UK Maritime Trade Operation center (UKMTO), the primary reporting body, that this is true. From today's report (emphasis mine): "UKMTO struggling to accurately report true number of attacks with ***majority of vessels*** attacked refusing to report to UKMTO." In other words UKMTO is saying that the actual number of damaged ships is likely at least double what they've been reporting. Which is insane since the past 2 weeks have seen the largest number of confirmed successful attacks since the war began. Also worth noting that of the 3 ships sunk in this conflict thus far, 2 were sunk in the past 2 weeks. https://www.ukmto.org/-/media/ukmto/products/20261016-ukmto_vra_overview_u.pdf?rev=dad3b12b1ccf4e859f22e0ef07709827
The ability to use those basis is totally contingent on the home countries though. UK, Spain, multiple GCC countries have refused to let US use their base when they wanted. Not to mention much of Middle East basis have been evacuated and we are being forced to use satellite basis in Jordan.
the UK is banning choking and MILF porn from November 6th, you can go to prison if you have MILF porn :derp: :derp: :derp:
MRNA vaccines are literally stopping people from die from certain cancers in the UK already. What rug is being pulled?
Meanwhile the UK is debating whether FSD is safe 😂
the US has it right, they normally have mental funding rates for holding over night, and also dont encourage retail to hold longer than a few days, Also if you check the options market in EUR and UK its bollocks, because these CFD's have all the retail flow. Something like 92% of users lose money on them.
Depending on where you are in the world this isn't the case for cars. In the UK all cars need an MOT yearly to guarantee they are safe to be on the road.
Already premarket trading on IBKR (UK), SKHY 3% recovery
It's catching up to Tesla pretty quickly, but yeah it's not gonna drive Tesla out of business that quickly. However, both BYD and MG outsold Tesla last month in the UK.
Wouldn't be so sure, their electrics cars are still not outselling Tesla in UK. I know in some countries they do, but I think Americans would be even more "patriotic" towards tesla
Greece was allowed to get to a 600% debt to GDP ratio, but that was partly because it was a small economy attached to the whole of the EU. Nobody is going to let the US get that far before the interest rates for anyone to keep lending them money get completely unsustainable. The reason the UK saw years of rationing and decades of economic stagnation and rising prices after WWII was that the world switched away from the pound as the international reserve currency in favour of the US dollar. If the US ever loses its status as the global reserve currency it will experience the same thing, and I don't think any country that has lost its great empire status has ever gained it back again.
Which clown in the UK? There has been a whole circus of them in recent years.
https://preview.redd.it/dg5nnelm9ovh1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c13ad21bb39cb4a539155395f5d4c815131eb31c Thats the answer from the UK
Yeah, caught the short yesterday and bought a long earlier this morning UK time. Timed to perfection
KOSPI losses reduced to 'only' 5% on UK closing, so taking a quick gamble on SKHY ( •̀ ֊ •́ )
Unfortunately the block unblock double tapped, and now I can't block you again for another 24 hours. Sigh... I mean it's all visible in my post history, here's my starting position from 2024 (I bought more immediately after this): [https://www.reddit.com/r/Teddy/comments/1btyz4a/finally\_bought\_gme/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Teddy/comments/1btyz4a/finally_bought_gme/) Here's my position late 2024 (obviously my current position is about 2000 more than that, and since it's been a couple of years and the price went down that's very feasible): [https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1gp3qqi/comment/lwnd83i/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1gp3qqi/comment/lwnd83i/) Here's a picture from a few days' ago (a position that's full port into GME - it's the easiest way with IG to screenshot a percentage): [https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1x57b5j/comment/pgmuech/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1x57b5j/comment/pgmuech/) So there's plenty of receipts there all in the consistent style of one broker (IG in the UK). But yes, "I'm lying". Have fun with whatever shit you're investing in.
There was that dude from the UK with the dumb and dumber hair cut that kind of comes close to
"IKEA launches UK and Ireland marketplace to buy and sell second-hand furniture" You damn right i'm calling it in!
Yeah it's just funny cos in the UK when there's a general erection, and a leader gets in, then basically the second place becomes the person who argues against them every wednesday in the house of commons, they're like the "here's the speedboat you could've won!". You basically get your Pokemon Red in power, and then the "shadow cabinet" Pokemon Blue opposite version of it. Home secretary vs shadow home secretary, etc. In the US it seems to be, as you say, some rando no-one's heard of until a year before. It's wacky!
**UK economy grew 0.1% in August, beating expectations** Um well I guess its easy to beat when you set the bar low
Most of them, yeah. Kept: China tariffs (and raised some in 2024, like EVs to 100%), steel/aluminum tariffs for most countries, and the solar tariffs. Dropped/eased: steel/aluminum tariffs for the EU, UK, and Japan (swapped for quotas), the Airbus-dispute tariffs on EU/UK goods, and the washing machine tariffs.
Yep shipping that money over to the UK
this made me spirt tea (I'm from the UK, fuck off) out my nose!
Thanks. That was a great reply. I'm UK based, so can't currently buy ETFs on the platform I use. But I will start looking into it right now.
Not really what happened in UK recently. Years of above inflation wage growth, followed by higher inflation, followed by slower rage growth. https://preview.redd.it/cgxqt8eg8gvh1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=811757450f9faac1fb742c8067803c48b4e7b7da
dark as the macro looks, these late-cycle resets are actually where generational wealth is built. when the speculative hype gets washed out, capital has to flow back into fundamental value, high FCF, and real yields. UK/European markets are already trading at massive discounts compared to bloated US tech. once the dust settles from the re-rating, there are going to be incredible long-term entries in solid, cash-generative businesses.
Yeah thats the worry that it just dominoes and everything begins to go with it and there's no government money to bail anyone out this time. From the UK so our economy is basically finance. If anything majorly pops, we're in deep shit
Are you sure you don't have us mixed up with the UK?
they build their own. The age of accepting US arms in exchange for not building their own is over. We've already seen Europe buy European developed early warning radar planes instead of Boeing Wedgetails. The UK has been developing missiles specifically with no US components or IP. The damage is done, and bit by bit Europe is building it's own arms manufacturer capacity. It'll take time, but it will keep happening and US arms manufacturers will miss more and more contracts that previously were almost taken for granted.
That actually does make some sense. The global build towards AI is resulting in massive amounts of debt… while at the same time, driving up the demand for many resources. Put it in other words… if the LLM boom hadn’t been happening over the last few years, we would probably be in a recession. If we were in a recession, even if the war was going on, reduced demand would still result in reduced inflation, and maybe even reduced prices for some things. Personally speaking, I’d say that there are exactly three things driving the whole world ring now… and everything else is along for the ride: (no particular order): 1) AI Boom - greatly increasing demand while Also upending human productivity in many careers 2) Global sovereign debt crisis - many countries - USA, Japan, France, UK in particular, but there are others.. have a massive debt and deficit which does not have a simple solution 3) Global geopolitical climate is rough and getting worse. Numerous wars are either going or likely to go soon. Russia/Ukraine, Iran/all Middle East +USA, China/USA, Russia/Europe Add to that the demographic crisis which is just around the corner with old people rapidly growing in size relative to young people in practically every developed country. Anyone who depends on debt (like the entire housing market, for example), or on access to resources (everything, for example) is connected to these giant waves all simultaneously rocking the boat.
In the UK we use a lot of heating oil in the countryside.
“Free world” the UK locked up over 62,000 people within the last 5 years for hurty words and wrong think. Fuck outta here
Iova. FDA approved melanoma treatment. Looks like it will work on lung cancer too and many other solid tumors Approved in US Canada Australia. UK should happen next. Year share price range 1.76 to 15.30. 80 percent institutional ownership . Current price 14.30
Think a lot of the right wing bots that are online for US, UK, Germany, etc come from there and a big suppression before mid terms likely to hurt Mr Orange as well
Here is the UK I can invest in stocks tax-free in an ISA or a pension with fairly generous £20k and £60k allowances (reduced to £20k amd £10k for a few high earners). Outside those accounts, some government bonds return inflation+2.5% over the long-term almost entirely tax-free. Whereas stocks you have to pay 25-30% tax on the nominal growth. On the whole, I back the growth in stocks to beat inflation+2.5% over the long-term (although I have some real doomer tendencies so am not sure). But I'm not sure I back 70-75% of the growth in stocks to do the same. At least, bonds have some diversifying and risk-reduction merits at that point.
Indian High Commissioner to Canada says Carney’s Canada will need 15-million new international immigrants in next decade to meet the job growth ."...to meet the job growth". Last 2 months Canada has lost 100,000 jobs. Double the population? Canada doesn't need more, unemployed, laid off, disenfranchised, welfare collecting, starving kids, tent cities unless the jobs are for policing riots like in the UK and France.
Damn the UK attack to the bot base in russia fk up reddit lmao.
>UK says Houthis must stop ‘reckless attacks’ on Saudi Arabia Well shit! Who knew you could get the Brits to just tell Houthis in strong language to stop? Maybe this is all about to be over and we can go back to getting rich every day?
But it isn't. UK ONS BICS data shows customer service roles are not collapsing, they haven't moved in the past 4 years. In fact they're up 3% this year over last year. Every drive through I've been at in the last 6 months is a person at the window, do you have any data they're being replaced by AI? I agree, the moment LLMs can replace workers corporations will jump all over it. So how come none are being automated? The techs been out for four years.
Am I reading this news correct? META gets fined by the UK: market has no reaction META challenges fines: META +3% **what**
No. He's got this really annoying Americanised accent, like Andrew Tate. Nobody in the UK sounds like this.
Credit to the UK/EU poors, they get ridiculed but don't panic sell like other markets. UK has even bought back their NIKKEI etf above Japan's previous day looses.
What's kinda interesting is that the democrat description doesn't describe what they've done. Anyway, just vote for a different party. That's what other countries do. Canada, UK, Australia, Ireland, new Zealand, etc. They have 2 parties for a bit. Then another cokes a long and gets a shit load of votes. Stop voting Dem or rep.
I see a favourable risk/reward profile based on improving fundamentals, recurring revenues, increasing contract momentum and a relatively clean balance sheet. ACRM operates in the cybersecurity and GRC (Governance, Risk & Compliance) space, which is a growing market as organisations face increasing cyber threats, compliance requirements and supply chain risks. What attracts me most is that management appears to have spent the last couple of years doing the hard work: Costs have been slashed by around 33%, reducing operating losses from over £1m to just £194k. The company achieved an operating profit in Q4 2025. 86% of revenue is subscription based, giving good recurring revenue visibility. Contracted future revenue stood at £1.9m at year end and had already risen to £2.1m by Q1 2026. Debt is at about £10k There has been multiple new contract wins, contract renewals, contract expansions and additional contract awards throughout the year. One issue however is we don’t know with who exactly - we know it’s a multiple defence companies but who???? The company is clearly not standing still and appears to be gaining traction across public sector, defence and regulated industries. One example was the recent three-year UK public sector contract for its STREAM platform, worth approximately £159k, with management already discussing wider deployment opportunities within the customer organisation. I think they can be a very good long term hold based on the state of the world and the need for cyber security.
UK/EU will buy KOSPI at these prices
It kinda looks like the UK, France, and Spain would join in which would be rad.
The S&P 500 is a specific index of the 500 largest companies in the US alone. SPY, VOO, IVV are all S&P 500 ETFs with minor variations in portfolio weighting. VTI includes all companies traded on the NYSE and NASDAQ in the US. it is not an international ETF. FTSE is a UK exchange so this does not include US stocks.
Not quite, but depressingly close. Our petrol/gas in the UK is currently about $8.5, and diesel about $10 a US gallon. It fucking sucks.
Every opinion that doesn't fit the allowed narrative is "russian bots", nobody has seen those bot farms but they are in every comment, UK PM now saying that Brexit was their fault, I am so fucking tired of the excuse
Yeah but in UK you have no service the moment you’re off the Main Street
r/UKPersonalFinance is the move here, they'll have way more specific takes on ISA platforms and tax wrappers than the global crowd for a 20-30 year hold you basically just want something that tracks global equities with low fees and forget about it, the UK sub can point you to the right fund tickers
Better to ask in UK finance.