Hi Rabatra, thanks for the comment. To some extent, volatility is the price of admission when you’re investing in growth stocks. Sitting on the sidelines waiting for a crash is far more likely to erode wealth than dollar cost averaging your way into building a portfolio. This is an important question though, we’d like to answer it more fully on the Podcast. We’ll aim to tackle it in episode 50, going live next week.

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Hi – thanks for the great question!

I’ve looked at domestic investments a few times, but if I’m completely honest there’s just not a great deal that seems to be particularly exciting or world-changing in the UK. I do a little bit of venture capital investing also, and have found a number of great opportunities locally, but the best companies tend to get acquired by large US names before they go public (I’ve had the fortune of having two of my VC investments acquired in this way), and so sadly I find there’s very little at the top of the funnel worth my investment pounds.

Albert and I actually talk about this exact question on this week’s podcast episode, if you get a chance to take a listen.