Thank you, Chris. I really appreciate the time that you and Paul have put into these videos. I know the video was put out months ago, but I am wondering what you mean by a "30-Year Save Withdrawal Rate". For example, does that mean that for all 30-year periods between 1928 and 2023 you would not have run out of money with that allocation? Or does it mean that you would not have run out of money in some percentage of 30-year scenarios? If so, what is that percentage? Thanks again for your work on this.

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Now that bitcoin etf is approved, What is the best strategy to enter crypto trading for someone with more or less than $5,000 to invest?

Happy new year everyone. Paul is the best.

I've always invested in all sizes of companies, including international, but I tend to stick with balanced or blended equity funds. After denying Paul's advice for years due to the ridiculously strong performance of growth stocks over the last 15 years, I am finally in the process of moving my Roth assets into am assortment of value ETFs. I chose the Roth for these investments because it's the last of my accounts that I plan to access, far in the future, and the value factor takes time to produce a significant advantage. My 403b, HSA and taxable accounts will remain invested in blended and growth funds. This seems like a good compromise for people like me that don't want to abandon growth investing.

Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.

Subscribed. Great video.

Great interview. Jim confronts Paul on value investing. Jim's 20 year underperformence value and small cap. Paul defends his long term investing strategies. There's a difference between speculating and investing. Short term investing long term investing. Staying invested has worked for us long term investors

Right, I've modeled my retirement portfolio guided by Merriman's models - except I've allocated about %10 in Bitcoin and carefully selected AI related investments.

Any recommendations for ETF’s to put together the 4 fund portfolio. S&P 500 - VOO, Small cap value - AVUV, small cap blend - ???, large cap value - ??? Appreciate your responses. Great content 🎉👍

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Is the 10 fund better than the us 4 fund? Which one should I use

The contents of your videos are great. But they're way too long. Cut them down. Or make much shorter edited versions!

My strategy is to ultimately depend on the 2.5 percent dividend yield from my low-cost, index fund portfolio to be able to fund retirement and also for the portfolioa I have invested for my 2 children. I learned from Jack Bogle years ago that it is only on rare occasions in US history that total dividends in a broadly diversified portfolio actually fail to increase and decline. The Great Depression is one example and the financial crises of 2007-2008 is the only other exception.

I also thought the quote was said by Churchill, but “when the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?” is a quote often attributed to John Maynard Keynes, but was actually said by Paul Samuelson.

I’ve been thinking a lot about asset allocation for retirement lately. With inflation being so high, I’m concerned that my current strategy might not be enough. I’ve got a mix of stocks and bonds, but I’m not sure if I’m balancing risk properly.

The internet speed savings is going to Daryl’s long term care fund! Lol😊 love you guys, very much enjoyed.

I'm confused by all the small cap value etfs?... They all seem to be different... Which is best?...

Oh man: top 3 amigos discussion alert, this is great! Thank you gentlemen- So much value, & heart.

Terrific discussion about risk both in life and with your investments

@16:40 I'm not an engineer, but have seen and used this table before. If I remember correctly, OSHA uses it for determining what measures are appropriate to prevent specific outcomes on the job.

Seems to me this UB&H strategy is perfect for any acct that you're not going to pull from for decades, especially a Roth, but it's not so great for any acct that you are currently drawing down because of the extreme short term volatility.

Given the recent 15 year trend of large caps dominating, I wonder if there has been a fundamental shift in institutional investing strategies or if the massive influence that large companies have over, everything, has permanently changed the calculus around small cap investing. I pose this question because there has never before been a period in history like the last 15 years where large caps absolutely dominated the whole time. I'm beginning to wonder if small caps will ever be back on top, let alone international equities. I get that history is pretty much all we have to go on, but this sustained recent shift has me doubting that history will repeat.

So timely topic for todays market significant drop post fed decision

Great discussion as usual gentleman. Very interesting and beneficial. Thank you for all you do. Larry, Central Valley, Ca.

Are you all still doing these together? There were no further ones suggested by YT. I enjoy both of your shows/ podcasts. If you're not still doing them, you should consider starting up again!

59:20 when the real video starts

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I am always happy to see another one of these.

you guys are saving people from even having to think if theyll just look at the charts and stick to it

Thank you Paul for your willingness to share your knowledge, research, and experience with us. I wish there were more humans in the world like you. I will spread the news of this bootcamp series.

Chris’s book is a gift. An owners manual for my teenage kids. Thank you so much!

Thank you for creating and sharing the analysis and quilt charts. The colorful quilts across many years are great, but the return rank frequency analysis are the real gems! (Table K2a for example). The presentation is a great educational tool!

what is ww ubh? on the last chart

H2a is my favorite table currently, thank you gentlemen!

Thank you, loved the additional insight into the quilt charts.

I love the content! Recently watched the whole Bootcamp series, it was fantastic. Two questions for you and your team: 1) I'm curious why "Blend" is represented in the funds versus "Growth"? Wouldn't Growth be more de-correlated from Value than Blend (which also contains value)? 2) Is it possible to publish the quilt chart for the 10 asset classes?...I'm interested in other mixes. Thanks for your efforts!

No, JC is an idiot.

Never a mention of gold. My precious metals ETF (CEF) is still ahead of my VTSAX after 26 years. It’s a better diversifier than small value.

Great presentation. Can you search for funds by multiple charateristics such as Cash Flow Growth and expense ratio to optimize and narrow down quality funds to evaluate?

It seems Chris, Paul, Brian and I all share similar thoughts on the M1 Finance negatives. They mostly come from people who want to be *traders*, not so much from the B&H passive investor.

This was a good interview with Brian and I learned a lot. I'm going to try to find the other video that Chris referred to that you made about short while ago. Thanks for sharing this.

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Can I say this was just a wonderful amount of time to spend thank you guys so much.

To paraphrase Bum Phillips, there’s two kinds of traders, them that’s broke and them that’s gonna be broke.