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New Pensioncraft Videos:

Stocks and Shares ISA , Choosing funds for ISA's, risk factors for funds etc
Investment strategy discussions not dealt with elsewhere.
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New Pensioncraft Videos:

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Postby GeoffF100 » February 9th, 2022, 9:28 pm

Two new Pensioncraft videos. The first one is very good, and the second one quite good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdGVSycca0E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moTgHu5RgK4
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Re: New Pensioncraft Videos:

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Postby AWOL » February 10th, 2022, 3:18 pm

I do love these videos (except the Crypto one) however your post has confused me.

Which definition of "quite" are you using?

"Quite" as in absolutely or "quite" as in fairly. I do think "quite" is the most ridiculous word in the English language.
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Re: New Pensioncraft Videos:

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Postby Myfyr » February 10th, 2022, 5:01 pm

AWOL wrote:I do love these videos (except the Crypto one) however your post has confused me.

Which definition of "quite" are you using?

"Quite" as in absolutely or "quite" as in fairly. I do think "quite" is the most ridiculous word in the English language.


You are quite right! :D
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Re: New Pensioncraft Videos:

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Postby GeoffF100 » February 11th, 2022, 7:33 pm

AWOL wrote:I do love these videos (except the Crypto one) however your post has confused me.

Which definition of "quite" are you using?

"Quite" as in absolutely or "quite" as in fairly. I do think "quite" is the most ridiculous word in the English language.

I intended "fairly" in contrast to the very. Actually, I thought that "quite" was a little stronger than "fairly" in that context. "Quite" can be a confusing word with opposite meanings in different contexts:

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dicti ... lish/quite

More specifically I thought that the second video was good, but not (quite) as interesting as the first one.
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Re: New Pensioncraft Videos:

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Postby tjh290633 » February 12th, 2022, 11:30 am

GeoffF100 wrote:
AWOL wrote:I do love these videos (except the Crypto one) however your post has confused me.

Which definition of "quite" are you using?

"Quite" as in absolutely or "quite" as in fairly. I do think "quite" is the most ridiculous word in the English language.

I intended "fairly" in contrast to the very. Actually, I thought that "quite" was a little stronger than "fairly" in that context. "Quite" can be a confusing word with opposite meanings in different contexts:

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dicti ... lish/quite

More specifically I thought that the second video was good, but not (quite) as interesting as the first one.

My Art teacher once put Very Fair in my school report. Obviously lower than Good, but in which direction?

TJH
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