$0-$1,000,000 How Long To Become Stock Market Millionaire

[@devonhayes2209]

Who here is under 30? According to Jeremy we have the best odds. I'll drink to that!

[@davidmogan3732]

I'm 12 and super interested so here's hoping

[@musicissomuchfunpiano3327]

Hell yea 25 here!

[@미래를사는남자]

29.. just before 30 :(

[@dumbum8793]

14!!

[@chrissambrook84]

35 but I'm already at £36,000.

[@mdo5121]

i was in my early 40's in the early 90's...i did not have a great job ( most i made was 40k for one year only) living in expensive NYC but even in the down years 2000 and 2008 when my portfolio was down 35 to 40 per cent while others i knew left the market and never went back ....I DID NOT LEAVE THE MARKET. YES i sold some to reposition BUT i NEVER GAVE UP. You can not time the market. I am now in my early 70's with 7 figures in the market and money market from the stock market. SO CONSISTENCY AND SEEING THE BIG PICTURE IS IMPORTANT.

[@mdo5121]

@ege YEAH and someday YOU will .be too son!! (IF YOU LIVE THAT LONG) at at least i am not brain dead with lame comments like yours ... he says LHAO as he is sitting in a tropical paradise outside of the cold U.S.OF A

[@UNLIMITEDVISA]

U r inspiring. I always tell people it's never too late to start. People r working into their mid 70s now. Even some 80 year olds still work.

[@justlivelovelaughfrugally]

@ege You have to pray to get old? Wish you all the best. smh

[@lupeavalos9342]

michael oles how you do it?

[@cozyturtle1748]

hey man im 15 wanna get into some stocks can you teach me how

[@CptCheddar]

I'm 18 years old and have been watching you since I was 16 when I bought my first stock! So far, I have over 10k invested in the stock market and hearing these odds, as subjective as they are, inspire me and give me hope! Thanks Jeremy!

[@markjou9799]

Now you know what it takes to build wealth. #1. Living at home with parents paying no rent. #2. Very little bills if any. #3. Having no kids. If you can live like this until your 30 you will be set.

[@iiTzEnvyy69]

How’s it going so far

[@wunmi9359]

I’m 16 right now, what websites do you use bro because most of them you normally have to be 18 before u can invest

[@compoundinterestinsights]

Mark Jones HAHAHA that’s so me right now 😂😂😂 I’m 18 btw

[@blahblah7585]

@@wunmi9359 I'm currently 17, been trading in my parents account

[@InvestingBookSummaries]

My goal is to hit 10 million before 40

[@calvinraab8798]

Best of luck to you!

[@Gioxtream]

COULD GIVE US YOUR BEST PICKS AND WHY? THANKS IN ADVANCE.

[@thuduong9759]

Wow what age are you now? What digit do u have now in the stock investment? I started 4 yr ago stock investors. Now I’m 38... I want to hit 1mil at 48-50! If I can.... I do not know it’s possible?

[@InvestingBookSummaries]

@@thuduong9759 Currently 22. Just with stocks - upper 5 digits. Current income levels are ~$50,000 from just chemistry job post-tax. KZbin and other side business things have just started so it's unreliable guesswork. Starting at 34 to 48 for 1 million seems very achievable!

[@InvestingBookSummaries]

@@Gioxtream I'll just give one, but I know it's one people give flack for because of their declining revenue so it's a riskier bet compared to the usual choices. I have been buying a lot of IBM in November (Avg cost ~119). They are a huge B2B company with an already well established pipeline of customers. The RedHat purchase will help them in the cloud services which is what a lot of businesses want right now. Currently the cloud is dominated by Amazon, but it could change if the B2B monster that is IBM gets into the game with the added help of RedHat. They also are also getting into quantum computers and blockchain (I don't care about bitcoin, I do like blockchain). These are the main sources of growth for the already established large company going forward. It's a riskier one, but I'm happy with my current averaged price at ~119.

[@raniaalsha8246]

Thank you so much for your videos, I’m currently 15 and started investing at the start of January and your videos have helped me so much!

[@FinancialEducation]

Congrats on getting started insanely young! 3 years before I ever thought about investing

[@miketurner3938]

💲💪👌 smart kid you are.

[@DoomBulletGames]

same

[@clairebear6993]

Rania Legend generation

[@AussieMoneyMan]

Good job mate

[@mcalann]

I’m 29 and have $400 in the stock market. Started this year

[@yezus3233]

How much u got now u must have a lot more right ?

[@mcalann]

@@yezus3233 crazy to look back at this comment now. My portfolio hit 17k at one point but it’s recently at 14k. What I added out of pocket was $3,500.

[@venictos]

Im 25. Got about 60K so far. I put away about $1500 a month. My goal is to retire at 55. I do Betterment (Roth and diversified taxable accounts) and Robinhood (Dividend Growth account). Good luck to you all...

[@FinancialEducation]

Awesome!!

[@jakeg0mes]

You’d be better off using the Roth for dividend stocks to avoid taxes

[@venictos]

@@jakeg0mes i would but my roths portfolio is chosen for me. Plus with my dividend portfolio in robinhood i can use those earnings at any time i want!

[@lotto5742]

@@venictos Do you withdraw your dividends or reinvest it?

[@venictos]

@@lotto5742 my betterment portfolio automatically reinvests all dividends. In my robinhood account i reinvest them also but only when i can by more whole shares.

[@TheMonkWay]

I always tell everyone I meet who asks about investing. It takes 30-40 years if you invest just 300-400 a month in the S&P 500, every month. Of course this isn't always possible with student loans, car loans, and mortgages, but with some budgeting, I think this is possible for everyone in the western world.

[@SRAphotog]

Even tho me and my wife make a decent amount of money, it's crazy how quickly our investment portfolio did well after we just budgeted and put our set amount in at the beginning of the month.

[@calvinraab8798]

It's just so important for people to prioritize investing. So many people don't calculate it into their finances and hence just forget about it!

[@SRAphotog]

@@calvinraab8798 but prioritizing investing means that people dont get yo have fun now, which is really all the majority cares about. I know that if we invest the way I currently do that I will have generations of wealth which is 100x more important to me then "living in the now"

[@studentsofmoney2653]

Even if you invest in blue chip stocks like apple or amazon you can do it much faster than even that. Anyone can become a millionaire.

[@SRAphotog]

@@studentsofmoney2653 anyone as long as they have the right set. Too many people have the wrong mindset.

[@NewAgeWorkout]

I turned 20 in December have almost 7k in the market and currently saving 300 a week investing into ETFs and dividends stocks. Dunno how long it'll take for me to get to 1 million, but I'm almost obsessed with investing lol.

[@InvestingRobinhoodInvestor]

Millionaire status is achievable with a lot of discipline!

[@studentsofmoney2653]

I couldn't agree more. Anyone can become a millionaire in this world. it takes just some basic head knowledge and the discipline and will to make it happen and just do it. At the risk of sounding like a nike commercial. Its as simple as just doing it.

[@Smokez360]

20 years old and 1 month in. More optimistic after watching this, thank you.

[@daryld1325]

index funds man. pls dont try and trade.

[@daryld1325]

buy and never sell s and p 500. hold forever.

[@elka-bs8590]

@@daryld1325 lol

[@Jeffhuebner]

30% “Low Probability” Thanks, I love being the underdog and proving people wrong. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cantrelate2757]

How many years have you achieved this average rate of return?

[@Jeffhuebner]

Can’t Relate LOL. I was referring to Jeremy’s odds of 30% for those over 40 to become a stock market millionaire. I wasn’t implying I achieve 30% returns average although that would be nice🤣

[@tdizzle2179]

Me too lol

[@katrinamillings3651]

There are undervalued, over looked stocks. It's doable.

[@stevenjuan259]

I have $100k set aside to start investing in cryptocurrencies because I would really like to build a strong portfolio around them, but the current volatility in the cryptocurrency market prohibits me from doing so. I would really appreciate fantastic suggestions and guidance on a secure investment strategy.

[@nathanjane7729]

However, large investors continue to make investments in the market rather than waiting for it to normalize

[@emilysmith5287]

I think you should ask a professional with experience in your field for assistance because focusing on your trade is a full-time job.

[@donwhizz7880]

I would be glad to receive some tips as well.

[@onwugharablessing8264]

My advisor is ‘’Jackson Sten Marsh, a renowned figure in he line of work. I recommend researching his credentials further. he has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.

[@justinscott6855]

Very astute assessment. I've been trying to invest for a while, but I'm new to this, so I need advice and mentoring. I also see you're not having a terrible year, which makes me feel better. I've been worried and perplexed. Let me know how I may get in touch with your financial advisor,

[@johnpange7158]

My goal is to be a millionaire by my 30th birthday. Everyone thinks im crazy and thats impossible but they dont see how much im making and investing i know i can do it

[@studentsofmoney2653]

People will always want to tell you what you can and can't do. Don't listen and make it happen.

[@Laking1234]

Same

[@kartiksehgal8781]

I just love this lady! Could listen to her voice all day long. Everything she says and the way she says it totally resonates with my soul. Thank you so much Esther, Jerry and of course Abraham. Much love peace and light

[@lol_linewire9482]

I started investing when I was 12 so I guess my odds are pretty high for becoming a millionaire 🤔 love your content Jeremy

[@studentsofmoney2653]

I love people who invest at a young age.

[@jusufbakovic7756]

Hey brother im 13 and have 200 euro invested and 40% ROI this month we'ill be stinky rich in 10 years

[@khalidgames7908]

I’m 11

[@sanoski24]

As a 19-year-old, many of these tips are extremely helpful! Building wealth is definitely a marathon and not a sprint! Thank you.

[@studentsofmoney2653]

There are many great ways to build wealth at a young age.

[@SSToor]

@@studentsofmoney2653 like?

[@studentsofmoney2653]

S.S Toor you can get into a good dividend paying stock to get started for very little. Probably less than $50. You can buy vending machines or candy machines and set them out places to make you passive income and you can get those going for $100 if you look for them. It’ll still take time but this way you make passive income then let that passive income make you more money. It’s compound interest it’s how you build wealth.

[@justsayin5048]

StudentsOfMoney As a 17 year old girl who has literally no idea what to do in life, passive income sounds like a good plan. I’m very frugal and still work a day job, but I’m researching side hustles so I can save up that money and use it to invest. Everything is so overwhelming, though. I know I want to get rich so that I can set up a good life for my future kids, but sometimes the planning can be confusing. From stock market and investments and businesses, it seems like getting rich is just a smart man’s forte.😅 I’ll keep your comment in mind though, I’m determined to do this.

[@Steve_Takes]

My million dollar strategy, Save up to Buy real estate - invest the rental income in stocks (your tenants buy your stocks)...........Repeat the process.... Source: Personal experience Last video this guy showed us a $200,000 portfolio that yielded $5000 (2%) returns so I'm assuming stocks didn't get him rich.

[@NUCLEARARMAMENT]

Biggest mistake = investing your own capital.

[@elliottmiller3282]

32 y/o and investing 3k a month. Just beginning my carreer in AI. Hopefully a millionaire by 40 - 45

[@bartoszvanderlaak9084]

AI? What's your average return per month?

[@ImFrits]

Thanks for getting straight to the point and not trying to sell us anything. Just subbed :)

[@nyclatrader8088]

I can’t even imagine having 1 million dollars in stocks

[@studentsofmoney2653]

Start taking baby steps to get there man. The future is yours just have the will to grab it.

[@nelsonlee9751]

You are right Jeremy, I am in my early 40's and I don't have a 7 figure in the stock market but I do have a mid 6 figure in the stock market. I am hoping to hit 7 figure before I hit my 50th birthday. Great video man 👍

[@FinancialEducation]

Hope you reach it :))

[@nelsonlee9751]

Thanks Jeremy, I hope so too

[@arthurtakhmizyan5451]

Hey Jeremey does your course have any information about day trading as well ? Also I use TD ameritrade rn but I know you use fidelity. Should I switch ? Why or why not ?

[@studentsofmoney2653]

Personally I use TD Ameritrade. Also I see day trading as a bit of a gamble. Its better going then going to the casino but not by much. Judging what a stock is going to do in such a short amount of time can be very hit and miss. I feel long term investing is the way to go.

[@bretmaki2110]

Arthur, if you must go for day trading, you gotta learn a very good strategy to embrace the market, or else you're bound to loss everything. Investment in stocks is best on long terms. However, you can save yourself the stress and hire a manager to take care of that. He can diversify your funds if need be. TD Ameritrade has got high fees. If you'd want to switch, you rather go for Lumentrades. Lower fees $0.50 per trade. Nice charts and all that. You should check it out.

[@bretmaki2110]

Hey man did you still check out Lumentrades?

[@ResourceTalks]

*Great thinking. I also think that the main thing that's withholding people of actually getting into the stock market is debt in the first place and fears spread out by the general media in the second place. Great job on educating people that it really is possible.*

[@TrickNPlay]

50/50 at my early 30’s. I’ll take my chances

[@alleaktien-insider]

Just wanted to point out that of that 8%, 10%, or 20%, you still have to pay 1) fees, e.g. fund or ETF fees and 2) 25% tax and 3) subtract 1-3% inflation per year

[@hammerradiology1470]

Or 8% at the moment :)

[@cleanairninja9256]

I'm one of the four old guys. I'm 57. It was too expensive and confusing for me to get into the market when I was a young guy. Now it's fantastic and ideal for young people! I started in the market just two years ago and my goal is just to bulk up my retirement savings. I greatly enjoy watching Jeremy's videos!

[@jdm89s13]

Okay, am I calculating this wrong because I wasn’t thinking I was anything special at all, but I’ve made $8,800 in realized gains since the beginning of the year with an initial investment of $14,900. That’s a 59% increase. I pick stocks and hold if I’m in the red, and sell ~50-70% of my position on a green day from news and wait to buy back in when it dips. I assumed everyone did this and I’ve always imagined they did it much better than I do.

[@calvinraab8798]

Compound interest is an amazing thing!

[@studentsofmoney2653]

It can either keep you under with loans or make you a wealthy person.

[@calvinraab8798]

@@studentsofmoney2653 Very true! You certainly want to have compound interest working for you!

[@Kenz3]

I’m 20 been investing since I was 15 when I was fast food worker. I only buy companies that I will never sell intill I’m old no matter what happens example. Amazon, Boeing, apple ect

[@young-blk-investor1059]

That's not too smart

[@Kenz3]

realCeltics fan I’ve made 30k in value not counting my div if that dumb then I’ll be dumb

[@MrClaysta]

The dumb part of your comment was "never sell no matter what happens"

[@vincentliang4787]

Can you show me your portfolio? Or recommend other stocks I'm 19 and have the same game plan

[@studentsofmoney2653]

Buying and holding is a proven method. You obviously want to be carful when doing this. Don't want to get stuck in a bad stock not going anywhere. However the stocks you named are good. They are blue chip stocks paying dividends. I like your plan.

[@The_Tic_Man]

Being an individual stock trader you should be making at last 3-5% a week even if you have just basic knowledge of the stock market and very little to no experience trading. I’m 20 I’ve been trading for about a year now and I average about 8-10% per week ( right now the week of 8/10- 8/14 I’m at 12% already and it’s only Wednesday) that’s only using 3 day trades within the 5day period and the rest just buying and selling the next day. You should be able to make at least 15-20% increase each month alone. If you’re not afraid of working 2-3 hours a day on literally buying stock to sell the next day you should have no problem being a millionaire Within 3 years starting with nothing I started with $10 and I plan on being at a quarter of a million next year after taxes.

[@gogaton]

Great video video Jeremy ,thanks for explaining your financial knowledge.

[@martinkipikasa4886]

I’ve been investing for a year and a half now and and 2018 was a hurting year to start in. This was the kind of video I needed to stay motivated and stay on the path I set myself. Thank you!

[@arthurtakhmizyan5451]

I’m only 18 and I’ve been watching videos for over a year :). All help is appreciated

[@FinancialEducation]

Happy to have you here!

[@AussieMoneyMan]

19 here. Nice profile pic...

[@arthurtakhmizyan5451]

AussieMoneyMan thanks haha. Hopefully one day I’ll be able to own one.

[@AussieMoneyMan]

@@arthurtakhmizyan5451 Indeed

[@PrimordialMSG]

A million dollar stock portfolio full of dividend paying stocks. DRIP, compound interest, time, oh my!

[@TheSpatulaCity]

"Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it ... he who doesn't ... pays it." - Albert Einstein

[@bimrai]

I'm 19. I will work my ass off and once I become a millionaire I will comeback and say I did it. Until then, goodluck on everyone's journey! 👍

[@rumenyanakiev1408]

Great vid!, so where should we start to learn about the stock market?

[@alltorqueuk]

I have a difficult question, but would like to see opinions on the answer. I have a value investor strategy so i have a watchlist and i only buy stocks that give me a minimium annual rate of return of 15%. I also have a 50% margin of safety so if that price is say $100 I buy at $50. My question is with no leverage when I get 15% should I let the stock keep going or sell and take my 15% and reinvest in another stock (or same stock if it is still in the buying window at that time) Bare in mind that I will then only buy stocks that are in the above buying window. If no stocks are in that window I keep cash until they are. Basically forcing you to buy low, sell high. Im thinking more long term investing, but wonder if the above idea would work better than just buy and hold, and add everytime the market drops and the stock goes back into the buying window, as I will increase the number of shares I then own, but lose my gains of the stock when it drops rather than "banking" the gains when it hits 15%

[@tdizzle2179]

Loved the video except the part about the 30%odds thing lol if there is 1 piece of advice invest as soon as you can i didnt start til my late 30s tough lesson to learn. Now i invest as much as i can. Great video what stocks do you reccomend for best 10 year growth?

[@bartoszvanderlaak9084]

I would think of marijuana stocks for a long term. I have a portfolio at Lumentrades. Mostly cannabis. But yet I want to kick off another managed portfolio that should be grown aggressively up to 20% monthly. What platform do you use?

[@2023roadstervet]

43 years old.. Retired Army.. started January 1st...I have a mix of dividends and crypto..lol.. I'm hoping the crypto can be used a s a fast boost for some cash.. then invest the profits into my dividend stocks.

[@lukebader-finance516]

Thank You Jeremy for all you do! I'm 16 years old and I have maxed my roth for two straight years, and now I have started a KZbin channel! Thank You So Much For All You Do!!!

[@williamwright7458]

18 years old and a little over 7k invested started last October grind never stops 💪🏻

[@bretmaki2110]

Awesome. So how has it been so far? What's your monthly return?

[@michaelrocks1529]

I made 33 million from MJNA in 2014.

[@seswan9254]

I'm 17 and have already started got just under £700 right now alot is in Disney as j believe there streaming service that is away to be released will raise there stock alot fingers crossed

[@vedantgupta9092]

Should one person first invest in his business or in the market?

[@biancasimonetto1]

Hi Jeremy! I don’t understand how to join your course. It gives you 2 options:120$ and 700 something option. What’s the difference?

[@samuelpezzetta7084]

I would have liked if you had shared the average rate of return you have gotten since you started investing. So that we, as investor-community, could relate more to it. Nevertheless,​ a great video, enjoyed it a lot.

[@Aschraffff]

I don't think that's something we'll ever see.

[@thuduong9759]

Thank you for the time to make video... THE MONK WAY is watching your video too....

[@markfrantz4612]

I'm 19, started investing with robinhood and Roth last year. will get 401K when i get an employer that will match. because of this channel, i plan on retiring whenever i damn well please (after about 35)

[@SylverWWA]

"An investment operation is one which upon thorough analysis promises safety of principal and an adequate return. Operations not meeting these requirements are speculative." That is "true investing". And this should be kept in mind rather than reaching 1 million or 2 billion or 20%+ gains on the stock market.

[@mikepalkocpa576]

Becoming a millionaire in the stock market is very possible even if you're in your 50s. It comes down to how long you will live and having the discipline to sit through major market swings. If you're investing $2,000 per month, which is doable if you have a decent income and keep your living expenses fairly modest, you can expect to hit your $1 million dollar mark within 15-20 years. It's actually probably harder to reach the $100,000 mark because of the mental barrier of still being new to investing when you're first starting out.

[@giannettobubano4590]

Spot on

[@ENZOKALE]

Thanks for this, I am 11 years old and i am really inspired. I started stocks a week ago so I’m hoping to get good!

[@user-wi3yx3gy2o]

Well being that the average TTM P/E of the S&P 500 is about 16, and the average TTM P/E of the MCSI EAFE is about 13, the average earnings yield and the return on a diversified index portfolio should be about 7.5 plus the rate of inflation, plus a little bit extra, so conservatively, about 10 percent going forward on investments made now.

[@timdawg7720]

Been following you channel for awhile now. After 1 year I just realized you got lucky in 2008. You ended up investing when the market was down and happen to strike gold

[@MoonFall92]

Hi, I watched your video about stock market for beginner and try commenting about robinhood app but idk if you seen it. So i want to post it here as well. I want to start trading and want to use the robinhood app but they require you to link your bank account, and I am not sure if its safe to do so. I only have that account with all my money . So I was wondering what is your recommended step? Should I open a new account and link that or should I link my only bank account to it?

[@rodneycahoon8604]

Hey, I wouldn't recommend robinhood. They're very poor with customer service. You'll wait forever to reach a real human customer support when you've got a problem. That's what you get for having commission free trade. You should rather go for Lumentrades. Their fees are fair and they have nothing to do with your bank account unless you wanna withdraw. Check out Lumentrades.

[@billyboy4]

This is the kind of videos I like on your channel.

[@lukebader-finance516]

I believe that compounding will help any one if they really try. Overall I think dividend stocks are the best type because of dividend reinvestment!

[@isaiahhoward1997]

Really appreciate your content on long term/dividend stuff. I am a day trader, up 40% for the year so far, and will eventually dump excess into stocks into dividend long term stuff when the day trading account gets too big for getting in and out of trades quickly

[@michaelpafiti2141]

Thanks for another great video Jeremy , the data its compelling. I made sure my kids watched this one. Cheers

[@Cardo2004]

I’m new, when you have money invested in the stockmarket like maybe 10 million, and you want to quit, can I exchange that or whatever for real money to use everyday on stuff, if that makes sense?

[@straightXDspear]

What do you think about 3X index funds?

[@ButterySkater]

Being a millionaire and collecting social security doesnt sound bad.

[@crownspecialties]

Age has nothing to do with it! Depends on if you want to invest or be a day trader. You can start day trading with as little as $500. But you gotta put in the time and practice by trading in a simulator. As an investor you can do it also, swing trading if you take the time do all your research on a particular stock and sector that stock is in. Now only having a small amount saved to invest, limiting the shares you can buy and holding a stock for a year or multiple years you’ll only make 5-10 percent return and then I agree you won’t become a millionaire that way.

[@makuta101937]

Jeremy what do you think about calamos funds? Closed end mutual funds that pay ~10% annual dividends, are they safe?

[@giffy7962]

You can use a site called cefconnect to check out the fund's basics and what it has investments in. Typically CEFs use leverage to get that kind of dividend pay out but some dont so the non leveraged ones will survive a lot better in a down turn. As long as the assets it owns can produce the dividends they're safe but as soon as something bad happens you should expect a dividend cut but even if they cut it the yield could still be pretty attractive. CEFs are actively managed so you could reasonably expect the managers to do everything they can to keep producing those dividends.

[@coryg121]

Inflation averages 2-3% per year. I believe it’s been much higher the past couple years and will continue to do so as the fed prints it’s way out of the next recession.A million dollars 25 years from now will be worth half of what it is today. Also a million dollars is not a lot of money even today. What matters is the true purchasing power of your money, not the nominal figure in your account

[@jannemyllyla1223]

It depends on life expectancy. 20 years of 1400 / month comes close to 1M. With some lady luck involved it could happen in 10-15 years so change for 50 or 60-year-old is much higher than 1%.

[@Tunasub1993]

Jeremy you seriously read my mind on this video! I've been curious about various numbers in my head to get the million dollar mark. That's goal within 20 to 30 years. Luckily I'm only 25!

[@harocoposnick3299]

I find myself currently invested after lot's of thoughts and lot's of effort. Thanx to you too! Teach us teacher!!

[@UNLIMITEDVISA]

U can still achieve millions in ur 50s. It all about how much you put into the market yearly

[@bretmaki2110]

So how much do you yourself put in annually?

[@UNLIMITEDVISA]

@@bretmaki2110 I can't disclose my savings info but here's an example; 3k monthly with 8% return for 15 years is $1mil. That means if you start at 50 years old u will be a millionaire by 65.

[@waltermercado9152]

Hey Jeremy? Serious question. How realistic is it to become a stock market millionaire in 5 years?

[@sten260]

very realistic if you can invest 100k per year otherwise not

[@biancasimonetto1]

What’s the difference between annual fee and paid course? I want to join

[@MrIndie360]

We will all be millionaires soon due to hyperinflation.

[@BlackopsSOG1]

I love watching you but longterm Is just not my style I get too anxious and I feel like its too slow I love penny stocks yes ik it's high risk but with enough patience, studying, and a hell of a lot of discipline they CAN be the best returns you could ever make💯

[@davidyaranov2978]

Jeremy you buying Call options for the upcoming recession ?

[@Ryanrou7]

Uh you don’t wanna buy calls if u think that’s gonna happen bud

[@giffy7962]

If you buy call options and a recession hits and stocks go down, you're almost guaranteed to lose 100% of your invested call capital. Maybe you meant to say puts or buy calls after stocks fall heavily?

[@wesleysgarage101]

Great video. I hope to be at over a million dollar portfolio by the time in 30. Still have a long ways to go!

[@UrielX1212]

Mutual fund managers struggle to just beat the market. Stock picking can be a fools game if/when you choose poorly.

[@PreciseVids]

But who's trying to wait until 65 to be rich? At that point, it'd be pointless.

[@FinancialEducation]

You can get rich wayyyyy before that

[@miranda3815]

Well, at least you'll have money for retirement.

[@danielmunch4413]

Yeah you’re right bro old and poor would be hella fun

[@PreciseVids]

@@danielmunch4413 Na, I think being 65 and finally buying that mustang gt500 would be better

[@PreciseVids]

@@miranda3815 agreed

[@abel3619]

Started at 8 under my dads account. Currently 17. In June I will open my own account with what I have saved

[@syguzman5739]

❤ Tell your dad I said he's awesome!!! My dad offered me zero information about money and public school doesn't teach this stuff (stocks, investments, real estate, etc.) I was pretty much released into the wild like a wolf and expected to survive on my own.

[@abel3619]

Sy Guzman Will do. Glad you’ve found your way with what you had.

[@devonhayes2209]

I'm currently 15 and just started on my own last year with my own account funded from my business at school. Good luck dude. But I think I will beat you to 1M

[@shockingtop5s941]

Compound interest is the 8th wonder of the world for sure

[@RCRidgecrestQuality]

I am 19 and am already investing :)

[@frameofmind8800]

@financial education what type of investor are you base on your video?

[@richardb7726]

Getting money isn’t difficult, knowing that you have enough is the hard part

[@passagetochrist9832]

I started with 0 and I'm still at 0.

[@Monster12255]

I get lucky in the stock market. I always seem to buy at the wrong time and I don't maximize my profits. At first, I would start to lose money then put lf nowhere it will bounce up and I make a good profit.

[@xzonia1]

Great info, Jeremy! I plan on being a millionaire by the time I'm ready to retire. :)

[@syguzman5739]

Cheering for you! ❤

[@devonhayes2209]

Lol, plan on being a billionaire. The ambition is real

[@studentsofmoney2653]

Great goal. go for it.

[@ShippJordan]

Voo or vti a good index play?

[@venictos]

Not bad picks IMHO. Can't go wrong with those. You might want to diversify more though with bonds, real estate, etc.

[@christianmolina8372]

I've found most of my success comes from short term swing trading big named stocks like amzn, goog, msft, crm, etc.

[@DjBaseg]

i just turned 24 and i have 11k in the stock market with dividend stocks only, (4-5% yield) , my goal is 200k by 30.

[@bartoszvanderlaak9084]

You should rather grow it aggressively if that's your target. You can hit that before 4 years as you compound, if you have a dedicated manager. Do you do everything by yourself or you've got a wealth manager?

[@DjBaseg]

@@bartoszvanderlaak9084 i forgot to tell i also add 1500$ every month to my portfolio.

[@bartoszvanderlaak9084]

@@DjBaseg okay. Cool. I have a managed portfolio. Very few are dividend paying stocks. My manager makes 15%-20% monthly. Sometimes I let it compound. So starting up with 11k would be great for you.

[@Mytoothmission]

last year I made 110% with amd

[@studentsofmoney2653]

Congrats on that. Amazing return.

[@urbanculturetv3000]

not including yearly income tax fees not including yearly inflation not including nothing is a sure shot unless your getting insider info or your connected from the inside

[@tylerpearce6065]

ive had a 18% return since starting investing by watching your videos!

[@valueStocks]

*millions? How about billions? ;)*

[@isaiahhoward1997]

Haha you’d be one of the top traders of all time if you could get billions from the stock market alone. Many have made millions tho.

[@TheTCOLL]

I see what you did there.

[@preferredcustomer3527]

You're going to have to do more than watch KZbin for that bud.

[@HalfEatenMedia]

If you’re a young intelligent millionaire in your 20’s you could probably hit a billionaire status by investing wise. Average joe becoming a millionaire putting 30% a week in is a challenge as it is.

[@matthewellis7695]

Imagine those day traders that make an average of .5-2% a day lol they could be a millionare in no time with just a 25k day trading acct

[@elka-bs8590]

Lol

[@salipowers5412]

Abraham made me realise how much I had desire for all my life had manifested into the reality?!? In fact the reality is so SO MUCH MORE than I have ever dreamt about! Thank you, God!

[@positive_vibes_2427]

Bro, I'm 28 and will start investing this year. I have no debt. I hope I reach the returns mentioned in this blog. At the moment, it seems as if the high returns are asking for too much of the stock market, but with my work ethic and a lot of luck, I believe this can happen. Update: I just tried Investor.gov and woah! Millionaire status actually seems very doable, especially under Jeremy's tips to invest

[@bretmaki2110]

Have you started to invest already? Did you check out Lumentrades as well? That's the platform I use and they're pretty good.

[@positive_vibes_2427]

@@bretmaki2110 Not yet, i'll check that out. Thanks!

[@bretmaki2110]

@@positive_vibes_2427 Okay man. Feel free to give another reply when you've done so.

[@JeffreyWyss]

How much do you currently have invested in stocks?

[@AxelAragon]

Can you do a video on stocks with high yields? Your favorite REITS?

[@shalomazar299]

Can you do a video on Dividend index funds. One example is DIV which pays out a 7% dividend but takes the top 50 dividend low volatile stocks.

[@venictos]

I like VYM, DGRO, HDV, VNQ.

[@shalomazar299]

@@venictos those dividends don't even compare to DIV. We need to examine this fund

[@venictos]

@@shalomazar299 ill check the fund out!

[@AJ-kv4nu]

How abt option trading.. not with all your money but say 5% of your portfolio amount Also put sells are conservative approach which makes u money safely