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    Need to contact Cobens Direct? Please visit our contact page: cobensdirect.co.uk/contact or you can call us on 0203 301 1242. Our office hours are: 9:00AM - 5:30PM Monday to Thursday 9:00AM - 5:00PM Friday We are closed on UK bank holidays.
  • The latest announcements regarding Cobens Direct

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    Myself and Nik will be around next week but I'll be away for a few days before Xmas to recharge the batteries before the madness starts Just wanted to say we at Cobens wish you all a very happy holidays. Here's to a productive 2026.
  • What's on your mind?

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    Hi JQ74, Ive discussed how markets move when uncertainty flares up and how quality rebounds. I would say that there hasn't been a noticeable dip and YTD overall we are doing very well. Nearly all other external portfolios im looking at are red and most of ours are positive. On communication, unless we have a specific need to contact you we generally don't, rather, relying on any Direct Clients to use the forum, the dashboard and contact us if they need assistance, guidance etc. No one can say what the market will do day to day however over decades when wars start, volatility increases for a period. As mentioned we have, so far been relatively unscathed. This is due in part to the USD which is seen as secure in uncertain times. I can also say with confidence that the businesses we invest in are largely unaffected notwithstanding longer term impacts from inflation and energy costs if the situation persists but even so that would be very small. It would be a concern if we held hospitality or infrastructure assets in the Gulf-we dont have any exposure. If you want to discuss anything I'm happy to set up a call, alternatively you can email us: support@cobensdirect.co.uk Regards Adam
  • All things Investment Related and Updates on The Cobens Direct portfolios

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    Micron Technology received two bullish analyst updates today, reinforcing positive sentiment around the memory chip cycle. Citigroup, led by analyst Atif Malik, maintained a Buy rating and raised its price target to $430 from $385. The firm expects continued strength in memory pricing, driven largely by accelerating demand for AI infrastructure. Meanwhile Susquehanna, through analyst Mehdi Hosseini, reiterated a Positive rating and lifted its price target sharply to $525 from $345 — a significant increase reflecting stronger long-term expectations for memory demand. Analysts broadly believe the AI boom is tightening supply of advanced memory such as high-bandwidth memory (HBM), which is essential for training and running large AI models. This demand is supporting forecasts for rising DRAM prices over the next year.
  • Everything regarding pensions.

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  • Capital Gains, Inheritance, Income, Corporation e.t.c.

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    A shame you can’t ’back-date’ your ISA contributions, but at least a reminder to fill them now & moving forwards
  • Discussions regarding mortgages.

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    @n5tew Good morning, to answer your questions, yes there are a handful of lenders that still offer offset mortgages, though they’re relatively niche now. With these, you only pay interest on your mortgage minus what’s in a linked savings account, which can significantly reduce your interest costs if you hold a large savings balance. There are indeed fixed rate products although they will tend to be notably higher than your conventional fixed rate products. If you would like to discuss this in further detail, please let me know, my email is michael.searle@cobens.co.uk, or we can arrange a meeting to dive into specifics.
  • Life, Health, Business, Family what should you protect and how?

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  • All your questions relating to our servicing and administration.

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    Yikes….3-4 weeks but can take longer doesn’t bode well for a FY25-26 result There we were thinking a month should be fine 🫣 Fingers crossed