Managе your portfolio with Trading 212 Pies

Looking for an easier way to manage your portfolio? Say hello to Trading 212 Pies! Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, Trading 212 Pies makes it simple to achieve your financial goals.

⌚ Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Outcome of negative developments
2:02 - How to avoid losing money?
4:13 - How do Pies help you diversify?
5:50 - How do Pies help you manage your portfolio?

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[NullAndVoidEmpire]

FOMO is just you thinking that you're going to die with what's left in your pocket. Re-quote Buffet, and you'll get it. Look at it as common sense, not financial advice. Thanks for the video, Jasper! 😊

[GiZeeGis]

While pie is a great thing, it need to be reviewed. Example, when I tried to rebalanced, it sell more than it's needed and the rest is kept as cash in the pie. Why can you not build a system that will invest all the cash, even if there's only £1 left, it should go to one stock.
Also pie need to have an analyst view so you can see how much as a percentage you have in each company and percentage per sectors and regions...

[potnoogle]

I'm using the Pie, I would highly recommend people to take advantage.

[TheARCchannel]

this is all fine and dandy but....what if I just want to be able to group my 15 stocks into smaller groups/lists ? I can not believe its impossible to create and group your list of stocks into smaller lists as the user sees fit ...

[-LetsHaveItRight-]

I'm using the almost daily dividends pie. 👌