Check out this video where I rank the top 10 dividend ETFs from best to worst 👉 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oej-s62Zfy0.htmlsi=-eUHHkGmhlfI-DbQ
@@newgen_oldlifts5389good luck finding a new job. Hope it was a positive change. I don’t know your age but I would put more in voo unless I need the income of schd.
Hi, can you please make a video for EU investors as I've started investing recently and can't find any tax breaks or perks that US or UK provide. Some advice for EU users(Spain in my case) would be really helpful. Thank you and keep up the good work.
I always weigh whether or not I should go heavier into ETF’s and pullback on individual stocks. Portfolios can still see a gain over ETFs if you target the correct individual companies.
It’s hard to do all the research to target the right companies. You can do it, but it’s harder to deep dive than one thinks. I would only use 25% of my portfolio for individual companies. The rest I would split between VOO, SCHD, and SCHG or their equivalents. 🤷🏻♂️
Great video Ryne. - As always..... Thank you.... You're wise beyond your years - keep growing..... So many great products out there to help investors.... All of your advice addressing your viewers questions were excellent answers.... All the best to you.... Congrats on your 100th live.... I have watched many - but not live - leave that Friday nite time for the wife who is always working but free on Friday nites.... and weekends.... Be well.....
Thank you Ryne for the value you bring to us, what do you think about entering SCHW, both for dividends, it has very good growth as well as good total return, big hug
Hi, can you please make a video for EU investors as I've started investing recently and can't find any tax breaks or perks that US or UK provide. Some advice for EU users(Spain in my case) would be really helpful. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Hi, I just started investing in dividend stocks. What do you think about this portfolio? SCHD 50%, V, SBUX, O, PG, JNJ, MSFT for 8.3% each. I'm planning on DCA 50$ per week. Do you think that's a good idea since that means I'll be investing like 4$ per week on these stocks. I feel like that's ridiculous but all I can do at the same time. Thanks for your help
ETFS are such a great way for newer investors to get their feet wet with investing. Especially for those who don't have the time to put towards doing research, and keeping up with individual holdings, it can be a lot, several several hours every week keeping up with everything. Going all in with the S&P500, buy weekly, up down, sideways, over time I feel would be great for most folks. Always love hearing your thoughts on things though, you rock man! Keep it up!! (:
Can you tell make a video or tell me more about the custodial account your parents opened for you..i was thinking of opening for my 3 kids..but dint want it to mess with maybe future finical aide...also what happened to the account once youvreached 18? Did they require you to transfer tonyour name and did you had to pay taxs?.
I’m not sure if it would impact any financial aid. Also, when I turned 18, I don’t think there were any crazy changes that needed to be made. I just was responsible for the taxes from that point on
Ohhh to be 21 again and start over with 10k. Back in my day Money and Kiplingers magazines were all the rage with their 60% stock mutual funds 40% bond funds portfolio recommendations. That was the proper way to invest... According to them. Ugh.
Great video as usual Ryne. Slightly off topic, but wondering if you think MAIN is a good price right now? I've been waiting for a decent pull back to add to my position, my current average at $37.85, but not sure it will come. Thank you!
Love the channel, Can you talk about Tax efficiency? I see you invest in a brokerage account. I have been fearful to do so. I have a roth (I had NVDA in it and just sold last week. then invested everything in SCHD 80% AND Still have some VISA (20 %) I want to buy stocks in a regualar brokerage account but honestly, scared of taxes. What should we watchout for? any thoughts?
Thanks! I actually have a video on that if you want to check it out: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_qjHjjkAors.htmlsi=mgxu-D5t5W-6Ign6
The worst mistake I made as a new investor was buying an ETF. ETFs may be abysmal value-wise but looking at their holdings can give people a jumping off point for ideas about which companies to consider buying.
The heavier weighted holdings in ETFs across the board tend to be well overvalued because they want to have flashy company names to entice the masses. Look under the hood, you will see. I’m not saying someone would necessarily lose money immediately or at all. It would just be a weak investment. They will likely see a short term impressive “growth” from momentum or FOMO buying until the market corrects to fair value, before seeing any true return.
