Top 5 ETFs Community Investors Requested

Here are 5 ETFs investors are buying now: VTI (Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF), SCHG (Schwab US Large Cap Growth ETF), VGT (Vanguard Information Technology ETF), QQQM (Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF), and VYM (Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF). Paul Gabrail breaks down each one in the video above and determines if any of them are better buys than an S&P 500 index fund like VOO or SPY.
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[@waynebaker7973]

I question whether people still profit from all this investment BS in light of the collapsing global markets, skyrocketing inflation, the Fed enforcing significant interest rate hikes, the Treasury yields rising quickly, market manipulations, and many other problems.

[@kdavids1009]

I sort of disagree with you. Perform your own research. If one followed the proper procedures and made the appropriate predictions, they could quickly make a sizable profit from the market. Despite my inexperience and lack of understanding, my net earnings have increased by more than +468% in just a few months.

[@billyrichardson7237]

Hi there, Kdavids For a novice, your profit margin is really decent. Do you use spreadsheets as a tool?

[@kdavids1009]

Spreadsheets are an extremely time-consuming, uncomfortable, and irrelevant idea that I have never understood. I enjoy that my investing account is identical to Kevin Mikan's since it is fully transparent and automatic, allowing me to avoid being involved in every trading session. Feel free to give it a try. There are commissions, though.

[@kdavids1009]

I've always found the idea of using spreadsheets to be very time-consuming, unpleasant, and irrelevant. My investment account is similar to Kevin Mikan's, and I like it that way because it's automatic and highly transparent, meaning I don't have to be involved in every trading session. You are welcome to test it. However, there are commissions.

[@billyrichardson7237]

I looked up the name you gave me online because I found it fascinating. I was intrigued by his profile and will be emailing him to find out more.

[@KailinruAdao]

I am a single mom, I've been thinking about investing going into 2024. I'm starting a business and am about to be financially stable enough to start putting money into the market. My biggest question before I get started is: How do I know if the stock market is too high right now so should I wait for a downturn before investing? Or what type of stocks (ETF, Index Funds, Penny Stocks, High Yield Dividends) should I buy at different turns in the market?

[@addahHusayn]

Its unclear which stocks and sectors will lead the market in the next uptrend. It is advisable to diversify while retaining 70-80% in secure investments. looking at your budget, you should consider financial advisory.

[@stevenrock-ward9971]

A big thing would be to determine your goals. Dollar cost averaging (Putting in money into an account every pay period or month) into SPY or other low cost ETFs would be your best bet to start. The reason to dollar cost average is because no one can time the market. Its best to just continually invest in it over long periods of time. Then once you are more comfortable and understand stocks more you can go from there.

[@jaidenSalinas]

Exactly what I’m doing again this week. Lots of People are sitting on large stockpiles of cash ready to time the market they’ll miss the mark and pile in late either way people that bought early will win

[@Chaim127]

Excellent info. My problem is when it starts dropping I think it's going to keep dropping for awhile and I wait so I can get the best deal. Next thing I know, it's back up again.

[@KailinruAdao]

@sammyphon Thanks a lot🙏 i really appreciate. Was amazing speaking with Martha

[@LaurenFeller-dd7uf]

I'm thinking to put some cash in stocks, I was at Salt Shack and i overheard some friends saying its ripe enough, but Is this a good time to buy stocks? I’ve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale and I’m not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks or do I wait for another opportunity?

[@TariqSinghKhan]

Safest approach i feel to tackle it is to diversify investments. By spreading investments across different asset classes, like bonds, real estate, and international stocks, they can reduce the impact of a market meltdown. its important to seek the guidance of an expert

[@EloiseLittletonn]

True, A lot of folks downplay the role of advlsors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850k.

[@EloiseLittletonn]

Viviana Marisa Coelho is her name. She is regarded as a genius in her area and works for Empower Financial Services. By looking her up online, you can quickly verify her level of experience. She is well knowledgeable about financial markets.

[@ArfaanaBinUmar.]

I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a caII.

[@bklynbass]

Owning SCHD for income might not be the best strategy but I think it is a good strategy for diversification in your portfolio along with other more aggressive growth type ETFs. It’s smart to have at least one fund that is value-heavy and doesn’t have the mag 7 as the top 5 holdings. With dividends reinvested SCHD has averaged almost 13 percent since 2012… that’s about a point behind VOO.

[@TortoiseInvesting]

I good thought out DCA plan is never a bad idea, the ultimate set it and forget it way of investing. Hope your all doing well!

[@travistarr9433]

Literally talking about my portfolio for my Roth haha. So we just ride or die VOO for next 20 years?

[@mwakamoons8699]

Hey! Been watching for about a year now and still love the content. I was wondering why you guys don't like spacs and avoid them at all cost? I'm heavily invested in one that is called Enovix. Love the product and the management but I'm sure that you guys would steer clear. Kind of hoping to hear your 2 cents on it. It probably won't change my position in the stock but it could help me tamper expectations or think of things differently. Again, much love from Montreal keep up the good work!

[@EverythingMoney]

SPACS are very risky since you don't have any information regarding the company could be a success or a failiure...no evidence of how can perform. Also to note that most SPACS need to payback all investors before clocking any profits. Feel free to join our community and discuss it with our members - GC

[@stevenniggebrugge6514]

Very amateuristic to plot total return series vs a price change series. Dividend and reinvested dividends are having a huge impact over a 20yr+ horizon

[@henryknowlesiii4857]

Too lazy to do that lmao

[@travistarr9433]

Doesn't fit their narrative. I'm team VOO but to not include dividends when discussing SCHD is crazy. Like channel but little fraudulent on a video I was really looking for answers in.

[@tanmoy_daily_shortsvideos1323]

He's so happy about the Recession coming in, like he's super excited to be witnessing it.

[@rww786432004ify]

You should do a video on FTEC the fidelity tech etf.

[@kostasgotsis268]

what do u guys think about the VUAA ETF

[@Pikia666]

Do you plan to implement the software to include stock from other parts of the world?

[@EverythingMoney]

We already include several markets from outside the US and we will coninue adding more. Feel free to join our community, plenty of members from all over the world that utilse our software - GC

[@ejordan74]

I use SCHG, XLK, and SMH. Balanced with FXAIX in my employer-sponsored account. I supplement with strong mid-caps stocks. Wish the channel would cover more value small and mid-caps. Most of my top performers: UFPI, BERY, PATK, NXST, and ASO.

[@crawfordviolin]

I thought prior returns do not determine future results, so what is the point of looking at the prior returns? (except to weed out the weakest performers?). I don’t think you can use prior returns to find the best future performers.

[@tanolivlogtraveldairy4373]

Part of a very important coin been talked about in the BCL

[@RIGHTNOW108]

Currently DCAing into VTI/QQQM/SCHD with every extra dollar I have. I learned the hard way that my high dividend portfolio grossly underperforms.

[@devoutsalsa]

Since' its start in 2001, VTI has outperformed SPY with & without dividends reinvested. It can be made to show it's lagging a bit in any arbitrary time period.

[@cadkins0511]

I agree - The chart show is not correct.

[@nat8843]

Why not invest directly in SPY or QQQ?

[@yazeedkhatatbeh7339]

Uncle Paul , what do you think of Fnilx? Would you invest in such index?

[@EverythingMoney]

Thanks for the suggestion....feel free to join our community to link directly to Paul, Mo and and all our members - GC

[@shanegreen1477]

Its not double taxation for the individual! I dont care if a company has to pay taxes on their profit them i have to pay taxes on my dividend income, simply doesnt matter to me!

[@domferris9963]

So because VTI didn’t go up more than the S&P in recent history, VOO is better? I’d like to compare these when we hit the bottom of a bear market.

[@mendycole5476]

I see VYM dividend is just over 3% or am I missing something?

[@bossballheaddawg2588]

hey is qqmg the same or very close to qqqm and qqq?

[@EverythingMoney]

QQQ has more net assets, 220B compared to 27M in QQMG. Also QQME is IS ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) which means stocks into the fund need to respect the rules and regulations in terms of sustainability. - GC

[@Fatalinvesting]

Dividends taxes are way more nuanced than what Paul mentions.

[@muratshogenov9563]

Finally somebody find SCHG

[@obrienortega6942]

SPLG she be up there! Does the same as VTI, SPY, and VOO.

[@gedeo]

Thoughts on O (Realty Income Corporation) ? Are REITs victims of double taxation ?

[@Ace-ty9oe]

REITs are horrible as you will pay income tax as opposed to capital gains tax on qualified dividends. That being said it can make sense when you are retired or if you have in your IRA

[@gedeo]

Thanks for that info, I didn't know that about REITs @@Ace-ty9oe

[@mcbardia1]

Wait a minute. I just compared VTI vs VOO on 2 other platforms (yahoo and Google Finance) and their performance for the last 20 years has been more or less identical...what am I missing here?

[@EverythingMoney]

Yes, becuase despite VTI include some mid and smal caps, it is mainly driven by the big caps. Thanks for sharing - GC

[@matthewdavis5588]

I prefer VTI over VOO. It’s almost mirroring the S&P 500 and for better or for worse, I get the small amount of exposure to the rest of the US market.

[@EverythingMoney]

Good stuff...nothing wrong buying the all market. Thanks for sharing - GC

[@ronniefraser5397]

Joel Greenblatt, reckons an equal weight S and P fund will outperform.

[@EverythingMoney]

Yeap...and he is probably right - GC

[@truncksZR]

Vti 50%, Avuv 25%, Vgt 25%... what do you think guys?

[@wolvesrocks]

Hey need a video on nike and Starbucks

[@EverythingMoney]

Thanks for the suggestion - GC

[@guidaru]

They already did on Starbucks a couple o weeks ago

[@nathanvanwie643]

Geez, that one ETF with the top 2 holdings like 45% is crazy. Why would you buy that ETF

[@Wolfpack18]

Second 😎

[@EverythingMoney]

Nice one - GC

[@BhojpurigeetkarSurajDiwana]

Part of a very important coin been talked about in the BCL

[@legendyt1471]

He's so happy about the Recession coming in, like he's super excited to be witnessing it.