ARM
Arm Holdings plc
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Who got an ARM when rates were below 4%?

Greetings.

I have had this platform for about half a year, being cautious to see how it worked, if depoists and withdraws were going to and from my bank etc.

My Stock ISA is a long term one, the plan I have is to increase investment to where dividends pay into account regulary and build wealth there, leaving it for over a 10+ period. Then to with draw a lump sum based on those dividends towards one of my pension pots.
It's not my only ISA but it's one I feel I can put seperately and not treat as a emergency fund (I don't want to with investments because they are in my opinion, long term projects)

I'm not going to acheive the crazy 300k etc screenshots that I'm seeing on some posts. If you do have that, then fair play.

So I'm looking to make the Stock ISA 'self sufficent' in a way by the constant dividends.

One thing I decided to invest into is a LDGG tracker (L&G Global Quality Dividends UCITS ETF Dividend Calculator)

I'm still at the layman terms of understanding shares and yields fully but L&G is a strong company, one of the 'pillars' in FTSE 100 so they do look to be a sutainable option.
I have SBX shares (well two so far) in starbucks, it looks to have a reasonable dividend, but part of my interest is the belief that coffee as a trend will just keep going up despite the cost increase.
And as a high risk I'm looking at YARM tracker (IncomeShares ARM Options ETP Distribution Calculator) I am looking more into it but it looks to have high dividend return though looks volitaile.

I am though aware of the risks, but in my head I do plan to spend a X amount I think would make the stock ISA self-sustainable for a while before withdrawing.
I still be keeping my eye on these companies because everything constantly changes, and rise and fall are part of that.

So to ask this community, (you are free to say it's a sensible approach, foolish etc) are there indiviual trackers I should look into that have a likely long term sustainability and should I try these 'pies'

And that's it really, I'm not staing how much I'll be putting in. I do have a number of the overall amount and got a money set aside for that but it's not something I wish to disclose.

Hey Genius , Pulte is not Treasury or Fed spokesperson, And By the way that family member is my daughter who this week was on a Nationally Televised Financial Network show talking about this exact topic. And, if you real are a Risk Analyst and not just some spread sheet PYTHON extrapolater you probaly should hae watched her and what she said as to MBS spreds through the stack, ARM generation and trading, how the rise in rates affects CMO'S and their trading & issuance and lastly defaults and that effect/affect on credit scores

The silicon mafia is undefeated. Might as well put NVDA, TI, ARM in there too

Who got an ARM when rates were below 4%?

Greetings.

I have had this platform for about half a year, being cautious to see how it worked, if depoists and withdraws were going to and from my bank etc.

My Stock ISA is a long term one, the plan I have is to increase investment to where dividends pay into account regulary and build wealth there, leaving it for over a 10+ period. Then to with draw a lump sum based on those dividends towards one of my pension pots.
It's not my only ISA but it's one I feel I can put seperately and not treat as a emergency fund (I don't want to with investments because they are in my opinion, long term projects)

I'm not going to acheive the crazy 300k etc screenshots that I'm seeing on some posts. If you do have that, then fair play.

So I'm looking to make the Stock ISA 'self sufficent' in a way by the constant dividends.

One thing I decided to invest into is a LDGG tracker (L&G Global Quality Dividends UCITS ETF Dividend Calculator)

I'm still at the layman terms of understanding shares and yields fully but L&G is a strong company, one of the 'pillars' in FTSE 100 so they do look to be a sutainable option.
I have SBX shares (well two so far) in starbucks, it looks to have a reasonable dividend, but part of my interest is the belief that coffee as a trend will just keep going up despite the cost increase.
And as a high risk I'm looking at YARM tracker (IncomeShares ARM Options ETP Distribution Calculator) I am looking more into it but it looks to have high dividend return though looks volitaile.

I am though aware of the risks, but in my head I do plan to spend a X amount I think would make the stock ISA self-sustainable for a while before withdrawing.
I still be keeping my eye on these companies because everything constantly changes, and rise and fall are part of that.

So to ask this community, (you are free to say it's a sensible approach, foolish etc) are there indiviual trackers I should look into that have a likely long term sustainability and should I try these 'pies'

And that's it really, I'm not staing how much I'll be putting in. I do have a number of the overall amount and got a money set aside for that but it's not something I wish to disclose.

Hey Genius , Pulte is not Treasury or Fed spokesperson, And By the way that family member is my daughter who this week was on a Nationally Televised Financial Network show talking about this exact topic. And, if you real are a Risk Analyst and not just some spread sheet PYTHON extrapolater you probaly should hae watched her and what she said as to MBS spreds through the stack, ARM generation and trading, how the rise in rates affects CMO'S and their trading & issuance and lastly defaults and that effect/affect on credit scores

The silicon mafia is undefeated. Might as well put NVDA, TI, ARM in there too

My biggest weakness is not trusting my gut, not sticking out the lows. I was super bullish on MU like 3-4 years ago and held positions for a long time. Then, when it started really ripping I didnt buy because I thought i’d get rug pulled. TSMC, ARM, all those I had a bunch of money into.
I think TSMC is going to be the next one to rip to $1k, as long as potus dickhead doesnt give Xi the green light on tailwan. TSMC always drops back down to near $400 levels like it did 2 weeks or so ago

Here’s one. Burned me once, with an FDA rejection (CRL), but the rejection was based on pachaging, not the drug. AQST is the company, Anaphylm is the drug. It’s epinephrine for severe life threatening allergic reactions, it will replace the epi-pen when approved, and the new nasal spray Neffy from ARM pharm. this is a little film that dissolves under the tongue, tiny package, people will carry it and it will be a big deal. AQST just resubmitted their NDA on it, after doing two successful studies to fix the packaging issues. So, FDA will decide now on an expedited decision (PDUFA) or a quick section or standard length of time decision. It will either come mid November, mid march, or mid July. We’ll know in November. Price is good, check it out. Has 95 million in financing that comes automatically when it’s approved, so they won’t dilute to start manufacturing. To me it looks like a done deal for approval, and then a massive market for it. Check it out. I have 3K in it, wish I had more to throw at it.

ARM is at the top of the list of stocks I could see being worth 50% less or more in a year.

ARM, number 1 to short... but I could be wrong

Only ARM has some value here.

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