SCHD vs. QQQ $100k IN → Which ETF Is better?

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[@yz125ryder]

Why at the 10 year mark does SCHD have a higher return the the QQQ? Is there something I am missing? 🤔

[@PNWeBike]

I caught that too, doing the math I think he goofed and gave us the 5-year return. The 10-year return should have been closer to $550k

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I had to double take myself......

[@teebu]

What about QQQM, from what i understand it is the same as QQQ but not as high expense ratio.

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Yes correct

[@Johnsmoneyadventures]

Over the year QQQ has been more reliable than QQQM

[@DouglasPattison-e8d]

Could you do SCHG vs QQQ? These seems more comparable than SCHD.

[@Johnsmoneyadventures]

Taken into consideration

[@2ECONDx]

Is VOO + SCHD a decent investment for my Roth + individual account?

[@billibarou]

In my opinion it is a very good investment. If you have a long timeline and want aggressive growth I would look at VGT + SCHD. For more moderate growth VOO + SCHD or JEPQ + SCHD. Over the long run it's pretty hard to go wrong with low cost index funds invested in solid companies. The investment strategy for VOO and SCHD are very solid in my opinion.

[@ohkayw]

Depends on ur age. I have voo, schd, qqqm on my portfolio

[@2ECONDx]

@@ohkayw currently 31 years old and only just starting to invest. Unfortunately got a very late start. Are those ETFs good for a ROTH and an individual account? Appreciate your feedback :)

[@melon9440]

Schd+voo+vgt or schg. Need a growth etf too

[@2ECONDx]

@@melon9440 thanks! I’ll have to look into those last 2 funds.

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What most people don't know is that they can live, tax free, off the margin on their account. There will be interest (usually low), that you can have a separate dividend stock pay for, but you never need to pay back what you borrow with margin unless the stock value drops too much (margin call). As well, with margin you don't lose the asset (you're just borrowing against it, not selling it) so it is still in your account, compounding unimpeded. When you die, the brokers settle the moneys by selling the assets and your heirs get the balance tax free. The method is called Buy, Borrow, Die, and it is what the rich do. So having dividend income is good if you need the income in a few years but it is the inferior play if you're young and/or you have a 20+ year timeline until you live off your assets.

[@shanmugasundaram6625]

if you buy some qqq when it dips hit 9ema and 21ema, that's going be huge.

[@captainhook4583]

I'm interested in building a dividend income stream, but as a non-US citizen, I'm aware of the 30% withholding tax on dividends. I've been looking at SCHD, which offers both dividend payouts and potential for capital appreciation in the long run. i feel capital growth could potentially offset the withholding tax impact. Any advice or insights?

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I am regretting not investing in stocks ever since but still grateful i kept money in the money market. With about $200k maturing soon, i plan investing in the stock market. What stocks should I look into as a newbie to safely grow my money?

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Thats when you hire someone to manage your money. You need a (CFP) straight up! personally, I would invest in ETF's and also love investing in individual stocks.

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In your Roth or self directed IRA / trad IRA focus on growth if you’ve gone more than 15 years to retirement When you get closer to retirement , convert the most of growth ETFs to dividend ETF depending on if you still want capital appreciation in addition to income

[@Kevinw4040]

Give me QQQ all day! Using the 4% rule off of 15 million QQQ will give you 600k a year to live off compared to SCHD's 200k a year.

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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?

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True, initially I wasn't quite impressed with my gains, opposed to my previous performances, I was doing so badly, figured I needed to diverssify into better assets, I touched base with a portfolio-advisor and that same year, I pulled a net gain of 550k...that's like 7times more than I average on my own.

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[@MrIgz-ru2eg]

Does anyone check the math on these scenarios? It's not correct. After 10 years in QQQ, it is not $234,565. It doesn't make sense. QQQ is less than SCHD after 10 years but more after 20 years? C'mon man!!!

[@rssharma9]

He makes a lot of mistakes but his videos are fun to watch. You are absolutely right, QQQ returned 18.93% annualized over the past 10 years but SCHD returned 11.27%. This is from Morningstar.

[@mugg1841]

It also says SCHD gets a annual dividend of $258k with a 4mil worth but QQQ gets only $6k with a 15mil worth

[@rssharma9]

How much dividend one gets after so many years cannot be estimated well. My thinking is that SCHD will grow it's dividend at 5 to 7% per year while QQQ will probably grow a bit faster as all the tech companies mature and start paying dividends (like CRM and META did this year.)

[@Johnsmoneyadventures]

You have to take into account both capital appreciation and dividend reinvestment for the projections. The normal formula will not work as it does not take into account capital gains.

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@@Johnsmoneyadventures I think you gave us the 5-year value for QQQ, the 10-year would be close to $550k.

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