15 Years Of Investing: How I'm Investing At All-Time Highs

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If you’re wondering whether now is the right time to invest, you’re not alone. With headlines about market crashes, AI bubbles, and economic uncertainty, it’s easy to feel like you should wait. But in this video, I break down what I’d actually do if I was starting investing today, based on 15 years of real experience.

Disclaimer: I do not earn any commission from this link. Capital at risk. ETF costs apply when investing. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may be subject to change. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

My performance data correct as of 13/03/2026.
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  1. One thing I have learned about the stock market is that it is very very manipulated. It will not let investors know when it go up or down. It will always do the opposite what investors think it might do… If investors can figure out what the market is going to do, companies will go bankruptcy…. So I don't waste my time and energy to bother what the market is going to do…… for me .. Long & short-term trading is generally safer, allowing investors to weather market volatility. I have managed to grow a Portfolio of around 38 bitcoins in the space of a few months in the space of a few months.Thanks again, Crystal Franzen, for the regular updates.

  2. Every all time high is s future dip’s bottom. And that dip bottom will be a good time to invest. So it is a good time to invest now, as that propitious dip level is here now.

  3. theyll teach a 16 year old how to write a resume but not how compound interest works against you. book Smart Broke Dumb Rich by Zor Veyl was the first time someone explained whose side the bank is actually on

  4. Personally I don't like the concentration in AI related stocks and high valuations we are currently seeing. I've got the nagging feeling some sort of correction might be on the horizon. However, since I bought an apartment last year, my portfolio is quite fresh and I just keep on cost averaging because really, that's the best option if you don't to want spend too much time thinking about the markets. I chose to be a little bit less passive, and instead of an FTSE All World fund, I decided to adjust the regional weight to my liking by investing in regional funds. Also added some small caps as well. I'm just not feeling comfortable with a single country making up more than 60% of my portfolio. Especially since imho opinion, it's has at least partially become a bet on AI.

  5. Сейчас вход или в отдельные акции которые ещё могут расти или ждать коррекцию для входа в общие индексы.

  6. Time in the market beats timing the market.

    DCA, Index linked fund like VWPR, set and forget.

    I'm late to the party at 49, but I'm still doing it, S and S ISA and SIPP for 2 efficient tax wrappers, my realistic goal is being able to work part time at 57 when I'm able to withdraw my 25% tax free lump sums from a few pensions, which will be getting invested into my S and S ISA to grow until my full retirement.

    Time is the workhorse to be taken advantage of by people young enough, the earlier you start and the more you can put in the better you can plan for an earlier,comfortable retirement.

    I wish all this information and means to do it was available when I was younger,but hey ho,such is life.

    Good luck to all wishing you all, FIRE 🔥! (Financial Independence Early Retirement)

  7. Excellent video. I concur with everything you've said and experienced a lot of this albeit only recently as I was confused and had too much is Cash ISA's.

  8. I set up a sipp with my go to ETFs right before the Iran conflict which could be argued was the worse time ever…. and yet now its running at +5% 🤷
    If you're going to do it just do it 😊

  9. Did an interesting exercise yesterday… If you have £50k cash, and buy just $WMT (Walmart) shares as a lump sum, forget about it, reinvest all the dividends and it performs the same over the next 30yrs as it has the past 30yrs you will have $3.4m pension pot. Now lets assume inflation 3% for everyone of those years, your real value will be £1.3million that is not a bad pension pot for doing nothing for 30yrs!!!

  10. How do you consolidate duplicate ETFs into 4–5 ETFs within your portfolio? I currently hold 39 ETFs and want to simplify my portfolio because there is too much overlap and duplication. My portfolio is only 3 months old is within the ISA stock and share

  11. On the subject of fees, I keep some cash in my Vanguard ISA, when it’s time for fees to be paid they take them out of cash and not invested funds. Simples.

  12. I bought AMD last year and look at it today. individual stock picking is tough and certainly risker but I wouldn't disregard it completely UNLESS you want a simpler life (I get this approach would work better for the majority)

  13. The sad truth is that no one has a clue, we all react to what happens as it happens and try to analyse it but can’t predict an iota of what is going to unfold in the markets… content creators are like amplifiers, when times are good they affirm it and try to tell you why it’s good and that it’s looking bullish but then all of a sudden the market turns bearish and everyone affirms it again and try to analyse why… it’s so sad that many are so powerless and it's not about guessing the market's next move; it's about playing it smart and steady during trading…managed to grow a nest egg of around 2.3Bitcoin to a decent 19Bitcoin in the space of a few months.Thanks once again, Ken Halper., for your consistent updates and continued support.

  14. Great video! I had sold and waiting for a dip in the market to buy back in, but it just keeps making more all time highs lol I have FOMO now trying to chase the market. I plan on just buying back next time there is a dip and just continue to DCA over time i guess like they say time in the market beats timing the market.

  15. What do you think of Value stocks?
    I'm looking specifically at Temple bar investment trust (TMPL), seems like a robust option for the current situation.
    Any option on it?

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