3 ETFs I Would ONLY Invest In As A Beginner

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If I were to start over with investing, these are the 3 things I would do:
1. I would avoid meme stocks, crypto, and penny stocks. I would only invest in ETF’s that track the S&P500.
2. I would invest ETF that track technology companies.
3. I would invest in a dividend paying ETF
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[@joeysmith7021]

Make your own etfs and invest in top 20 tech companies

[@AllenSchoepflin]

My thought is you could have one etf that tracks the s&p 500, one that tracks the nasdaq, and one that tracks the Russell

[@LightskinKing33]

Way too much overlap on that.

[@BIG2hats]

@@LightskinKing33yeah but good overlap

[@LightskinKing33]

@@BIG2hats it is not tbh. Pointless and if all you’re going for is diversification then you pick one that fits your needs.

[@dailyoptions7832]

Voo qqq iwm. And schd and divo u golden

[@blackmanta66]

What is Russell?

[@Zhiqiang_Guo]

This stock's performance is pretty steady. There are some positive signs, but it’s also facing market risks that can’t be ignored.

[@teethwhiteninglab]

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[@davidmurrell8543]

You misrepresented what the QQQ is. It is not the top 100 technology companies. It is tech oriented but only about 50% by weight, so plenty of other industries as well. If you want tech heavy, go with VGT or FTEC instead.

[@nathanbachmann4304]

I am trying to avoid making any new buys at this point in other not to get sucked into a bear market trap. It's tough making money in stocks when institutional investors are the driving force behind the selling.. although 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?

[@Enrico-p4u]

Buying a stock is easy, but buying the right stock without a time-tested strategy is incredibly hard. that's why seeking expert advice is essential

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That makes sense. I’ve been using a financial market expert for two years now and I own a six-figure diversified portfolio from investing in stocks. I want to diversify more this year, though

[@EmilioRodríguez-r3v]

I’m new to all this, heard it's a good time to buy and basically I've just got cash sitting duck in the bank and I’d really love to put it to good use seeing how inflation is at an all time-high, who is this coach that guides you, mind I look them up

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I don't know if I am permitted to go into details here, but mine is (FrederickIsaacHatto)and you could also look him up though I'm not so sure He’s taking on new people atm

[@CooperMartins-n6l]

Well I make use of Frederick Isaac Hatto Signals and there have been a lot of changes on my account. Thanks to guidance.

[@captd]

This is a winning combination 💰

[@blossomtheeducator]

Educator to educator you inspire me to do more and join the ETF community 😅🎉❤

[@Li_ming123]

Solid insights! With the right market conditions, this stock could break out, but caution is still needed.

[@Sophia_Martin123]

This stock's showing some stability. If it can break through resistance, it might open doors for investors.

[@HateDietPepsi]

He's correct. Investing in individual stocks is risky. Best to consistently dollar cost average into a NASDAQ ETF like QQQM, an S&P500 ETF like SPLG, some broad spectrum international ETF, and a mid-cap ETF like XMMO.

[@max8141]

Couple individual stocks you could do like Microsoft, Apple, Visa, Berkshire. Those ain’t goin nowhere

[@marklouis1890]

For 37 man you look fantastic I thought you were in your late twenties. But I digress, Thank you for the beginner investing advice

[@TangBin_123]

Your insights are enlightening! Still, this stock's movements should be assessed against overall market performance for better judgment.

[@MannySimoneCards]

Hell yeah. You're rich so I'll listen to you

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[@MannySimoneCards]

@Fusia506 doesn't work that way lil

[@greggorys]

What's the most effective strategy during this period of volatility with the rate cut? Most of my portfolio is in (20% Index funds, 20% CD's 30% Bonds/T-bills and other assets) I want to explore different strategies to benefit from a potential bubble.

[@HarryGaye-y7h]

Adding META and NVDA are smart additions in my opinion. it's all about balancing your risk tolerance with your long-term goals. Partnering with a financial advisor can help streamline your strategy.

[@pentagon1985]

Absolutely! Wealth is made in bear markets. We aren’t in a bear market, but nibbling heavy red days has proven to be fruitful for me over 9 years of investing. I am at $2.25 mil. Biggest positions PLTR, TSLA, SCHD, NVDA, and now looking to build up DRGO alongside finding quality value/growth stocks to buy like TORM. I got $48k divs last year in taxable divs. Q2 taxable divs this year was $17,388 this year. Don't sell when the market is down. Having a skilled Financial counsellor that puts the time in to do in-depth research can be valuable in strategizing your portfolio.

[@TracyStarkd]

Oh I've heard similar things about hiring an advisor. It's hard to choose one that's very good though. Could you make some useful recommendations? Enthused about investing for my eventual retirement.

[@pentagon1985]

The advisor I’m currently working with is Eva Diane Herald , came across her in a Bloomberg interview, can't divulge much. Most likely, the internet should have her basic info, you can research if you like.

[@TracyStarkd]

Thank you for saving me hours of back and forth investigation into the markets. Found her web instantly. After reviewing her credentials and conducting due diligence, I reached out to her.

[@liz85524]

Love your videos content

[@johnandlukestube6405]

YMAX has a 43% dividend, pays monthly and is highly diversified. YMAX is a Yieldmax ETF

[@HawaiiFoodAndFun]

Thanks for the video. I am helping a 77 yr old family member invest. Their 401k was 1M rolled into a Fidelity Traditional. They are vehemently opposed to taxes so they didn't want to pull it. Therefore they are taking large RMDs. As of right now, I am advising FXAIX, FBND and FTBFX. 60% Bond heavy due to his age. I also see suggestions like SCHD, VOO, QQQ and some tech. I wish they invested in property 10 years ago when the market was better but here we are. Am I missing anything?

[@pentagon1985]

i was in the same predicament, would strongly suggest that you use a skilled financial advisor to guide them, search Eva Diane Herald and set up an appointment with her. She helped a great deal.

[@Thacldriva]

So if I’m buying covered calls and cash secured puts. I’m not looking for the long hold on these. Rather the monthly income?

[@SusanMalinskiPersonaltraining]

I am 46 years old and I investing my money in VUG & VGT what do you think?

[@YoboyKenek]

Isn’t schd every month pay?

[@colbyhill6428]

Best low cost etf to run wheel strategy. Small account style

[@soniaorrantia4269]

What three tax efficient ETFs do you recommend in a brokerage account?

[@sadiqbashao7]

For Uk investor VUAG , FUSD ,EQQQ will it be a good choice ?

[@melabbyy]

Is this good for short term goals like buying an used car?

[@mr_4point681]

Nope not reall7

[@azn20typer]

Schd been going down since last month.. JEPQ for monthly dividend..?

[@lafemmepauvre]

If I allocated my funds una certain way this year? Is it ok if I switch to other types of funds next year?

[@jamesowens2781]

I appreciate your videos

[@janCruz-s6l]

Do I need to buy it to invest on it?

[@enlightenment00]

Buy msty and retire at 30 or invest in sp500 and retire in the afterlife 😂

[@dillonmorris6225]

What % breakout would you recommend between these 3?

[@zayntran691]

40% VOO, 30% QQQ, 30% SCHD - he said it in another video, remember to DCA monthly too

[@Terrainahead1]

@@zayntran691DCA on each of these 3 ETFS individually?

[@jakeelvy1162]

I like that breakout

[@KatrinaSzalku]

Good Stuff

[@bhagyaspc]

Which app ?

[@littlestarseed4832]

Ty

[@Karloz1587]

Where do i buy these stock? Is it an app?

[@Njitagwo_Shiro]

Chatgpt can help you

[@lanaslv32]

Great video thank so much! 1.500 per month how I invest in those 3 pleaseee

[@johnandlukestube6405]

YMAX has a 43% dividend, pays monthly and is highly diversified. YMAX is a Yieldmax ETF

[@hasanfurkan7879]

500-500-500

[@susankara7520]

Whoa🐎 partner! I thought you were a millionaire just yesterday?

[@bearded_luz4533]

Sadly out of u.s. there are not alot Option to buy schwab

[@Priya_401]

What is your opinion about VTI?

[@nicoliium]

Are ETFs and Index funds the same?

[@erikguapisaca108]

No

[@supreme2816]

For non US

[@ashleycampos8839]

Thank you so much

[@rashiiweaver4230]

Thanks!

[@timdog1863]

What is your opinion on SPLG?

[@ReXora25]

Should i try acorns or theres a better place to invest in? Currently 25 yo.

[@redmain9553]

Did fine a good place to invest through?

[@redmain9553]

Did you find a good place to invest through ?

[@ReXora25]

@redmain9553 haven't yet. I've been really skeptical with what apps are safe and good to use.

[@Silverman96]

Instead of SCHD for dividends why not go for RYLD.

[@abelfrenchie1424]

Ryld is a yield trap, pays high yield but loses lots of value over time, in the last 3 years ryld lost 36.65%, and the yield is at 12% yearly so all and all, 12% x3 is 36% so altogether gains are minimal. In that same period the sp500 gained 26%. It’s an option if you need some cash flow, but not great for growth

[@Silverman96]

@@abelfrenchie1424 true I would like to have more cash flow then growth. Give it one or two years and I think RYLD will be better then the S&P 500

[@Lifeisgoodonearth]

What do you think about SPLG?

[@HateDietPepsi]

Looks good.

[@mic-ps1qt]

better than voo

[@EboniBrown-u8v]

VOO vs VTI?

[@maxxlaw4081]

What Charles Schwab ETF that's equivalent to VOO?

[@xShooterzAvenue]

SWPPX

[@Pandher-kn3pv]

Hey what are good etfs for canada

[@SFBear]

doesn't voo also give out dividends every quarter? anyone know why he differentiates voo & SCHD?

[@LightskinKing33]

Different equities in them for the most part. Not all S&P companies pay dividends as the focus is more growth. Schd are mature companies that consistently pay out higher dividend yields(think oil, communications, etc). If you’re young (30 or below) you stick with growth.

[@SFBear]

@@LightskinKing33 oh i see, thanks for explaining that. i am 31 so ig it's too late for me lol 😂i think i will do more research on this and consider investing in SCHD. as of now i have most of my roth ira in voo and qqq

[@Sassycatsoapery]

Hi Steve! I was on your live last night and I really enjoyed it! Engaging and easy to understand! Thank you to Ben W. as well! ~. Marisa

[@dulminisilva1092]

Is there a replay of the live?

[@lazimiamor]

What age did you start investing?

[@battousai2089]

6mos old 😂

[@leoaguilar1809]

Are you able to be contacted to ask questions if you're available?

[@jakeelvy1162]

It’s funny though how American people only invest in American stocks 😂

[@god8348]

Most people do because most big companies are American. The entire mag7 is American…

[@DavidJSmithCT]

So your like professor G

[@faridyoropeza1214]

As an immigrant, I start way too late to form my financial life, now 52 I'm in a hurry to get financial freedom . Please guide me...😢

[@Chilled-FiBro]

Do you best to invest $8,000 in VOO using a Roth IRA account. You’ll have around $161,125.14 at age 65.

[@redmain9553]

​@@Chilled-FiBrohow do I get a roth IRA account? Through an app or website? What is it called?

[@zacurrya9485]

Waiting for the 37 yo

[@maisonwithani]

New to investing here. Why do we need to invest in any stocks other than a dividend paying ETF? If ETFs pay you back, wouldn't we want to own many of them so we can live off of them?

[@rw5622]

The lower risk also means lower returns. Dividends are very slow and steady. Diversifying into more aggressive investments means you get to make more money and use that extra money to increase your portfolio while offsetting risk with dividends. It means your investments can grow quicker in the long term. Each person has to decide the level of risk they want to take on. If you want to invest 100% into dividends nothing wrong with that.

[@marklouis1890]

​@@rw5622for what I've been observing and learning so far diversifying your stocks and portfolio in general seems like a wise idea. You don't want to put all of your eggs in one basket or reinvest in the same company

[@steve-fb1bm]

You'd need a shit ton of money. This video may be intereising, it's about how much you could make on dividens with a $1mil. portfolio: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXLSpIt9bc9jqtU

[@TracyStarkd]

If you need advice, consider speaking with a financial advisor. Don't get me wrong, you can do it on your own, but financial advisors have a lot more knowledge and expertise in this area.

[@pentagon1985]

@@TracyStarkd You are completely right, Advisors have information and paths that are not disclosed to the public.. I profited £560k in 2023 under the tutelage of my Fiduciary-counsellor. Am I selling? Absolutely not.. I am going to sit back and observe how this all plays out.

[@steve-fb1bm]

I'm not sure what to tkink of that. Why should a portfolio only include american companies? Emerging and developing countries are completely ignored, not to mention the huge overlaps between the proposed accumulating ETFs. In my opinion, such a portfolio could definitely be improved in terms of diversification :)

[@ericmarkwardt7]

Those ETFs cost to much per share

[@thislys]

Schwab is at $26 right now

[@asaus4825]

Theres just no fucking way you are 37

[@AchilleDuchemin]

Le Bitcoin pourrait-il atteindre 100 000 € ?

[@reverseflash6248]

How about a 50 yr old playing catch up???

[@chilean413]

What's your opinion on investing in U.S. Treasury bonds?

[@rubiirae]

treasury bond is only good when you already have a substantial net worth + saving that you just want to park your money elsewhere than stocks. If you're trying to grow your net worth, the bond isn't going to save you from market crash or make you rich in 20 years.

[@marklouis1890]

​@@rubiiraebut there's nothing wrong with having a treasury bond on top of other investments. It's smart to have your money in more than one pot

[@marklouis1890]

Treasure bonds are good if you want to make another form of passive income but if you want to become wealthy over time then investing would be the better option

[@allangamboa2526]

SPYG, SCHD, SMH

[@T0pMan15]

Why would you invest in SCHD and pay tax on dividends while you’re young?

[@ih4767]

SMH ok?

[@cobibissell1806]

Genuinely curious how you have a net worth of over 3 mil just by being a schoolteacher….seems a bit misleading cause there ain’t no way bud

[@max8141]

It’s just basic stock market appreciation. Plus, he’s got other businesses, including a KZbin channel. Truly ain’t that difficult tbh.

[@toprankintv9122]

Those etf are to expensive for normal 9-5 ppl that got bills and kids. Not one of you guys ever get on here and appeal to regular folks.

[@MrBones-m4d]

Read more up on stocks you can buy those for fractional shares (ex you can buy a portion of 1 share for like 1$ or 10$ or 100$ or an entire share) you don’t have to be rich to invest you just gotta be patient

[@Go90go90-q4h]

You can literally buy them in dollar amount for fractional shares. You can buy with $10 even. You don’t need to be rich to invest, you just need to be knowledgeable

[@bwollemberg]

ETFs and 500 For a year hasn't done anything they've been down. Do ur homework before you do a video

[@jumpinjehoshaphat1951]

Huh? VOO ETF is up 27.03% over the last 12 months. YTD return is 19.40%.

[@jsebby2284]

Do you live in a parallel universe?

[@MrBones-m4d]

How do you say something factually incorrect with so much confidence, oh and by the way etfs and index funds are a long term investment a year makes little difference

[@foundationsrus6469]

Take off the lipstick

[@enlightenment00]

Buy msty and retire at 30 or invest in sp500 and retire in the afterlife 😂

[@nrathod9306]

What do you think about XLG?

[@enlightenment00]

Buy msty and retire at 30 or invest in sp500 and retire in the afterlife 😂

[@enlightenment00]

Buy msty and retire at 30 or invest in sp500 and retire in the afterlife 😂