I hold the following stocks and ETFs listed in the table below in my Trading 212 accounts.
The current price change (last column) is calculated using the average price over approx. 30 days.
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I hold the following stocks and ETFs listed in the table below in my Trading 212 accounts.
The current price change (last column) is calculated using the average price over approx. 30 days.
If the UK became a CO2 Net Zero energy country, it will cost us many £Trillions and quosh all our industries - this policy is making the UK one of the most expensive countries in the world to live in.
We could insulate our houses better and save approx. 5% of CO2 emissions (much cheaper than buying a BEV). Eating 10% less meat would save 2% and 20% less waste food would also save 2%.
So we could reduce our emissions by at least 15% simply by insulating our houses better (and short payback period), wasting less food and eating less meat (e.g. eat pulses one day a week instead of eating a bit of a cow).
What if all developed world countries did this?
I asked CoPilot...
I have not reported my Trading 212 account progress for a few weeks as there was not much to report, so here is the 2026 New Year's update which is nicely up!
I use this account as my more shorter term trading, adventurous account.
The ETFs below are my current top favourites for a 2026 general investment portfolio for a UK investor.
My core ETFs as a UK-based (GBP) investor would be PSRU(dist.) FTSE UK and PSRW(dist.) FTSE All world. Value stocks should do well, so IWVG(dist.) is another 'safe' horse being an All World Value ETF which has shown good performance.
Justetf.com have issued a number of comparison guides for 2025 results.
For UK tax payers, you will probably want an accumulating ETF inside your ISAs and SIPPs, but distributing ETFs inside a GIA account (e.g. Trading 212 Invest account) because this saves having to work out the ERI on all of your accumulating ETFs).
Note that these Justetf guides may not include hedged ETFs and may be filtered (not aimed at UK investors). For instance, compare a hedged S&P 500 with the best unhedged ETF for 2025
For 2026, I am using unhedged USA ETFs however.
| T212 ISA |
| T212 Invest GIA |
| Tickers most affected by Friday's dip (GIA) |
| Tickers most affected by Friday's dip (ISA) |
I tipped and bought Regeneron in early November and in total bought £2k. I sold it on the 27th November for a £223 and 11% profit as the price started to drop and I had set a stop loss limit and so was stopped out.
MBR has gone up over 100% recently and there has also been some insider buying. It has a target price of approx $60 and so seems undervalued.
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I have bought a new mainboard, CPU, RAM and M.2 drive in order to build a new Windows 11 system, but I wanted to keep my old Windows 10 system too. I had several spare ATX PSUs already.
The table below shows the weekly stats for the last 8 weeks on my T212 accounts (ISA and GIA):
If you are holding cash in your ISA or GIA Investment accounts at the moment, you may be hoping to buy in on a future dip.
Gold and Silver has undergone a correction recently. The S&P and Global indexes are up however.
ChatGPT has prepared the following event list for me:
Another exciting week of ups and downs!
The table below shows the weekly stats for the last 7 weeks on my T212 accounts:
Another exciting week!
I did some day trading by selling some shares that were dropping and then re-buying them at the bottom. I also have 5K in cash now.
The table below shows the weekly stats for the last six weeks on my T212 accounts:
It seems the Nuclear SMR industry is now flavour of the month.
People are beginning to realise that wind and solar are not going to solve the energy crisis, it is more expensive than fossil fuels and too much wind and solar can actually destabilise the grid!
The world needs more electricity. Massive AI and Data centers need Gigawatts of power 24x7 and they need their own source of power.
The (only) viable answer we have left is to generate heat to drive good ol' steam turbines by using nuclear fission. Since large reactors take about 10-15 years to plan and build, big companies and governments are looking to SMRs to save the day (see my previous article 'Investing in SMRs').
For anyone who wants to get to the truth about green energy and Net Zero - see this video (and others by Kathryn Porter)...
This week has shown a very nice uptick.
The table below shows the weekly stats for the last four weeks on my T212 accounts: