TRADING 212 UK AUTOINVEST TUTORIAL - Beginner's Guide

[@helenstam1033]

Great Content , I am a huge fan of SCHD and I feel like that was a smart move on your part. SCHD is my favorite pure dividend growth ETF. I also own some hybrid dividend/covered call ETF’s like DIVO and JEPI. You are a young guy, so I think more growth oriented Investments make more sense than JEPI, a more income focused investment. I am in the process of transferring my Schwab trading account to M1 Finance. It just suits my more passive, long term investment style where I can invest bigger amounts and still get larger shares on all of my investments along with automatic rebalancing. Great content as always.

[@melissasmith2967]

The move to M1 makes sense...it is much more hands off than schwab. I've really enjoyed my experience with M1 so far. And regarding the covered call ETF's, I've thought about selling them to reinvest into some of my lower yield/higher dividend growth positions, but I'm not sure what I'm going to do there. I really like the income I'm getting from them. My financial advisor will help me figure it out. she has been doing a great job on my investment, and i think you should seek for a consultant advice on that , or you can as well made a contantult with my advisor. she is realistic and knows the best for you.

[@MikeOxolong]

Thank you!

[@rajkumarsharmaghoorun7982]

Easy explanation. Will give my first try

[@deborahgold]

Hi Jesse, I loved this video. Know you may not be planning on posting anymore but I loved your style of explaining things and think you could definitely make it big as a finance KZbinr! Hope you're doing well.

[@StopDropandRoll17]

Is it possible to invest from the uninvested cash held on the app?

[@ttttiiimmy10bit]

I think the fee makes it not worth it. I think its good to check them everyday anyway. But... autoinvest is a great idea !

[@BadBeatFc]

hey mate love the video is there way to do this as single stock?etf also its changed now and lets you use free funds so as long as i deposit money few days before its free?

[@jacklivingstone9921]

That’s what I was thinking. Have you tried this? I presume you can set up a standing order from your bank and then choose the free funds option.

[@terencegardner644]

Am I to old at 64 to do this

[@PandaBlyat]

depends how much time u got to gather information/research stocks etc. but tbf u can go for just a "safe" index fund with S&P 500's etc :) treat it like a savings account

[@benjaminmartin487]

That is the biggest ridiculous. By investing in vanguard s&p500 you already invest in every and each biggest companies, so that isn't make sense investing individually when you can have the whole pie call ETF

[@allstar1234]

Slow and steady

[@teopanjan]

As you can see, the historical annual return was 40%, which means if he decided to fund only the S&P 500 he would have gotten 12% on average. Bigger exposure to stocks of choice could lead to bigger returns.