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    Default Percentage of investment in stocks

    Hi all,

    I was just wondering how much people had committed into shares.

    Personally I've committed about 1/3 to shares, 5% cash, <5% into p2p and the remainder into property.

    I plan to invest more into shares and p2p (I want to try squirrel as a safe bet).

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    I have ~75% property, ~18% shares, ~6% cash >1% bullion.
    Long term plan is to get more into shares and stay >5% cash

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    70% stock, 10% cash, 20% funds. I do not invest in residental property as a moral issue.
    Last edited by silu; 17-05-2016 at 03:01 PM.

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    60% stock, 40% cash for me.

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    Do you include your house and if so how do you value it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 777 View Post
    Do you include your house and if so how do you value it?
    Good question I had a good discussion at the pub with someone a few days ago regarding this.
    I use the CV and nothing else (CV - current mortgage owing = property % of my total portfolio).
    I know this would be a LOT less in today's property market but I just cant take the current market value of properties as % of my portfolio, it's just tooooo out of sync for my PERSONAL liking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LAC View Post
    Good question I had a good discussion at the pub with someone a few days ago regarding this.
    I use the CV and nothing else (CV - current mortgage owing = property % of my total portfolio).
    I know this would be a LOT less in today's property market but I just cant take the current market value of properties as % of my portfolio, it's just tooooo out of sync for my PERSONAL liking.
    Neither you should include the value. You're saying only the equity in your property should be included and I agree. In which case shouldn't only the equity in your investments be included also? IOW what is the percentage value of each asset of your total equity?

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    I have about 46% in shares with about a third of that in funds

    I have 50% cash or equiv.

    I have 4% in silver


    I would have more shares but despite (or due to) the buoyancy in the markets there is insufficient value and besides that I need a lot of liquidity for various personal reasons.


    Quote Originally Posted by 777 View Post
    Do you include your house and if so how do you value it?
    Your house that you live in isn't an investment so I say no.
    Last edited by peat; 17-05-2016 at 03:39 PM.
    For clarity, nothing I say is advice....

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    18% Listed Shares
    32% Managed Funds
    34% Property not including residential(My view,my house isn't an investment)
    6% Private Equity Investments
    10% Undrawn credit line secured over the property
    Last edited by kiora; 17-05-2016 at 04:11 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiora View Post
    18% Listed Shares
    32% Managed Funds
    34% Property not including residential(My view,my house isn't an investment)**
    6% Private Equity Investments
    10% Undrawn credit line secured over the property
    **Your undrawn credit isn't an investment either.

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