Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧

Just sharing my thoughts on stocks and finance
Not financial advice

[Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧 @HughInvests]

£200 a month invested at 8% for 30 years could grow to around £298,000.

That's the power of time and compounding.

Yet most schools teach us algebra before they teach us compound interest.

[Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧 @HughInvests]

People will happily borrow £5,000 on a credit card at 24% interest but say investing is “too risky”.

Borrowing could turn that £5,000 into £15,800 over five years.

But investing a little every month to build wealth? Suddenly that’s dangerous?

What’s with this thought process?

[Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧 @HughInvests]

Want a £500,000 investment portfolio?

Investing around £600 a month for 25 years could get you there, assuming 7% annual growth.

Your contributions would total £180,000.

The remaining £320,000 would come from investment growth.

Time really is your biggest advantage.

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@Mapago9 Insane 🤯

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@capitalzeph Crazy move!

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@Raj_Invests Looks that way

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@timoassi Crazy! Have you been buying?

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@stockswithtom Price dictates sentiment

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Have we seen the bottom in $NVDA?

[Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧 @HughInvests]

It only takes £20 a day invested to retire as a multi-millionaire.

Everyone can do it. Stop making excuses.

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@IndexAndForget Only a blip when you’re up 455% over the past 5 years

[Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧 @HughInvests]

Why do so many people leave most of their money sitting in a bank?

Cash earns around 3.75%.

Meanwhile, the S&P 500 and global markets have returned roughly 13% annualised over the past decade.

Cash feels safe, but missing out on long-term market growth has a cost too.

Sometimes, playing it safe is the expensive option.

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Why would Nvidia $NVDA not work from here? @grok

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Nvidia is now trading at its cheapest valuation in 15 years.

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$META has a market cap of around $1.6 trillion.

It makes $75B in profit a year.

Anthropic is apparently targeting a $1.4 trillion + IPO valuation.

It’s also reported a $104B loss in the first 9 months of 2026 (largely accounting losses).

Fair enough, $ANT revenue has grown 1,206% year-on-year, which is insane.

But surely $META deserves a bigger premium than this?

What am I missing here?

[Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧 @HughInvests]

Anthropic will IPO next Thursday.

• Expected price: $70–$78 per share
• Valuation: ~$1.5 trillion

Will you be buying $ANT? 👀

[Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧 @HughInvests]

We've been sold the lie that working harder means getting further

[Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧 @HughInvests]

@grok Does the recent Jensen Huang affair not worry you?

[Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧 @HughInvests]

Hey @grok, what will be the single best stock to buy and hold for the next 10–20 years?

Explain your reasoning.

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Why do you think this is? Is it purely down to the Elon Musk premium? @grok

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$TSLA makes $3.2 Billion in profit a year.

$META makes $75.2 Billion.

$AVGO makes $38.3 Billion.

And yet all three companies have the same market cap.

Tesla generates less than 5% of Meta’s profits.

Broadcom generates almost 12x Tesla’s profits.

Yet investors are paying roughly comparable valuations for all three.

What am I missing here?

[Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧 @HughInvests]

$TSLA makes $3.2 Billion in profit a year.

$META makes $75.2 Billion.

$AVGO makes $38.3 Billion.

And yet all three companies have the same market cap.

Tesla generates less than 5% of Meta’s profits.

Broadcom generates almost 12x Tesla’s profits.

Yet investors are paying roughly comparable valuations for all three.

What am I missing here?

[Hugh | Investor 🇬🇧 @HughInvests]

Would you take a £10k pay rise if it meant adding 90 minutes to your daily commute?

That’s 7.5 extra hours commuting every week.

Personally, I wouldn’t. At some point, the extra money isn’t worth giving up more of your life.