ETF Explained: Vanguard Diversified High Growth Index (VDHG) | 16,000 stocks in 1!

[@nandat8883]

Great informative video. Awesome folks !!

[@totallyraw1313]

So, if you're buying VDHG, would there be any need to buy VAS as well?

[@EquityMates]

You wouldn't need to, VDHG is 36% VAS already

[@ArieNDaddy-vf7it]

my portfolio is made up of 3 ETFs VDHD,VAS and VTS what is your take and advice please if you don't mind me asking.

[@AaronNielsen-k7m]

Amazing😂

[@MBMech1986]

I am only hodling NDQ ASX and I am in my mid thirties. I will not sell them until I retire and everytime that I get paid I but a certain amount. I just read that it is high risk. I cannot understand why is it high risk if I will not sell them for another 20 years? My plan is to change them to VDHG after I get retire.

[@Thelastkeyboardwarrior]

What do you think about COL ASX? 📈

[@thepotager9816]

Am interested in higher dividend stocks and etfs for passive income.

[@NoRegertsHere]

And LICs

[@LowellWalsh-c5s]

Kohler Forge

[@gedliness1979]

Most of my net worth is with VDHG

[@SharonMoore-j5y]

108 Isaiah Greens

[@douglasbanning7823]

Vanguard vts fee is 0.03%

[@MiddletonBray-q7r]

Shanahan Club

[@chiragsachdeva4473]

I think it is one of the most least thoughtful etf which anybody could get in. No one should invest in thousands of stocks. Just my personal experience thoughts, no advise.

[@T0pMan15]

Vdhg isn’t exactly as high growth as the name suggests. With its allocation in bonds that reduces the growth massively.