My father in law did this. Then lost his job. And then everything else. Risky manoeuvre

good

I have a lump sum in my possession, what about aggressive dividends etf to hold now

Hi Chris. Does Stockspot invest on behalf of Trusts? I am about to receive an inheritance in a Trust and looking to invest for income and growth.

Hi Chris, can you recommend any small cap ETFs for the US market? I'm investing from Aus. Thankyou

Thanks Chris, what about comparing money in savings compared to investing in ETF MVB?

Great advice . Thanks 👍🏽

Sorry mate, but it's a lot simpler than that for any Australian poor or rich. 1. Stop burning stuff (personally) . This is predominantly fossil fuel cars and natural gas at home. If you move to electric, you are no longer personally producing any co2. 2. Don't worry about electrical efficiency to reduce CO2. The grid is moving off fossil fuels faster than you can make efficient improvements, and if the grid becomes 100% renewable, then you can use as much power as you like. So lobby and vote for governments that will fast track a renewable grid. It's that simple.

i think there's a lot of the good sides about property is the fact that you invest % and the renter pays it off, if the rent isn't enough to cover the monthly payments off you can negative gear it, i pay a lot in tax so i get a lot of that back though negative gearing also if your looking at the right property the rent can cover the repayments and also the rates etc. where you do nothing after your first investment, you can buy both theses options. i also do love the stock market but in the stock market I'm more interested in heigh risk heigh reward bring me back to 2010 NVidia stock please, even now its a good buy and will keep buying for some years dollar cost averaging ivv vgs vas etc. there all good don't get me wrong but I'm leaving the safe side of my portfolio to property.

How on earth did you get through that entire video without blinking once? 😂

Don't index fund options within super funds invest in ETFs? My index fund offers several indexed options.

You spoke my mind out (exactly word by word)… loved it

Nice comparison Chris! Although given the amount of money printing (currency debasement) since 2008, it would be good to see what the "real" returns are. Probably still great for IOO, just think the average punter is missing the true significance of inflation. Cheers

In my opinion, the only great advantage in real estate investment is easy leverage on purchases. It can be bad if you can't manage the repayment if the property stays vacant.

Thankyou 🙏

I'm favoured $37k every 8 weeks! I now have a good house and can afford anything and also support my family

With index funds happen the same than etf?

Does Stockspot suit a non-resident for tax purposes?

Chris, have you ever considered working on Play School? I can just picture you doing a great job working as one of the hosts on Play School!

Hi Chris, what was the largest drawdown of that portfolio

are those returns exc dividneds or assuming DRP?

Thanks Chris looking forward to Super

Hit $195k today. I'm really grateful for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with $14k in June 2022

The market trend can turn around very quickly. In fact, the indexes often switch from a bear market to a bull market when the news is at its worst and the mood of investors is at its lowest point. I read an article of people that grossed profits up to $150k during this crash, what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist?

waiting for you to blink..

Errr, what is it then??

Out of interest what was the average annual return for the last 5 years for this EFT ?

Thank you 🙌

Great strategy 💰🙌

Turcotte Oval

go to cash before the market drops is fine, knowing when to get back in is the key

Long term is the way to go! 💰

I think its fine to have most of your portfolio unhedge, if you understand that if your local currency strengthens such that your portfolio returns are lower, that should also be offset over the long term by increased purchasing power your portfolio buys ounce converted to local currency.

Thank you for sharing 💰

Nice! Make it easy 💰

Great insights, thank you!

2-3% *cries in 2024*

Hi chris, im a new stockspot customer, i have a question for you... Why do you wear the same shirt every video?

G'day Chris, did you know that if someone were to set up an EFT fund like the Betashares A200 with an initial deposit of 10k and then deposited just $100 per month for 50 years, it would work out to over 3 million dollars? I think every parent with the financial means to do so should set up an EFT fund for their child from day 1 by doing this. When the child is old enough to start working, they can continue with $100 monthly deposits. A comfortable retirement could then be achieved by age 50 or perhaps earlier. What do you think?

@Chris Brycki, Stockspot good insight on underlying mechanisms of VDHG or VDGR. What are those unlisted funds. I wish you were a bit more detailed rather than high level details and data to back up always helps such as what are the 15 holdings in VDHG or VDGR and which ones are unlisted

TQQQ has annual return of over 30% the last ten years despite losing 75% in 2022. Expenses are around 1.5% in some of the these ETF’s.

It’s simple if you follow best investors and the classic example of Rick Guerin who borrowed to invest never do it because the cost of borrowing can change over time. So simple laws of inversion don’t use leverage to invest

Chris youve got me into a gold cult, I keep telling people to buy GOLD cus of you

You didnt really answer any questions here just advertised your product