Timely, and well said. Judging by the comments I read on your videos, I think many of your subscribers could benefit from more of this type of content, Thanks Parkev!
Hey Parkev, this is an AMAZING video that I feel I need to watch 5/10/20-100 times over…I watched you since Jan. Of this year. Was doing good, jumped ship into FFIE and the portfolio went red (of course!) thank you for your time and efforts to make these videos!
Thank you very much for your advice on this. Likely some of the most genuine guidance I've heard on investing since I got into this years ago. Wish you all the best Parkev and look forward to your content as always.
One of your best videos, thanks. Only one thing, if someone is a beginner, it may confuse him/her, because it is a lot of info in a short video. Need some more videos related to portfolio management. Another suggestion, the Fed will start to cut rates this year. It would be good to have more videos of mid-cap and small-cap good companies for long-term investors.
Excellent video! Naturally, there is only so much that can be covered in 15 minutes. Behind every bullet point, there would be an opportunity to dive deeper in another video, with some case studies mixed in. Maybe you could start a monthly video on investment fundamentals?
Wow! This is the best video I ever watched which i’ve learned a lot! Thanks a lot professor for sharing your knowledge and expertise freely. You’re the best. May God bless you.
Thank you for this video, I am still fairly new to the subject, videos like these help a lot with my overall understanding. This is the complete opposite of my field of study it can be quite overwhelming.
These are small cap index funds and over the very long run these have greater growth potential than large cap funds. However, over the past 5 years the large cap funds have performed better. Which to buy depends on your risk preferences.
Thankyou for this Parkev, I have been following you for 6 mths and learnt so much. We have a few properties, so stocks have been a fun time for us. We are retired and have done well from your tech stock information. My question to you is, what is your suggested way to start taking cash back and spending and enjoying our earnings, if we are lucky enough to have 10-15 more active years, so we want to enjoy our profits… so do we sell percentages of the big earners and buy a small amount of new growth stock and spend a little ?🤷♀️ it’s all good to make money but not sure how and when to cut out some and reinvest 🤔
No one can tell you what to do with ur money as we all have our unique situation with money. What I would do is invest in trusted dividend stocks & use only the dividends & never touch the actual principle.
Thanks for joining as a member, Robert. I am working on a video about the cause of the semiconductor stock decrease today and what it could mean for investors.
Please do a video on Carpenter Technology Corp. I want to know if i should sell anytime soon or if it may continue to climb. Thanks Parkev, you are the best!!!
Thank you. 🥀 I was up so well yesterday. The market took about half of it back, today. I have CONN's. Is it possible that it will be okay, or would you sell? ( if you have the time/ interest). Thank you.
So good clafirifation of portfolio management! I ´ve started thinking about diversification into income, don´t have enough, Thanks!!! And how about "what´s going on with CELH"?
can you cover small cap etfs and bitcoin (mining stocks, etfs, etc.) - those areas seem to be going crazy at the moment. love the videos thank you for all your information!
@@spykex9467 I see it too..small caps seem to be picking up momentum. I just rebalanced my portfolio and moved most of my small cap funds to mid size cap…then this happens…
I am in stocks to establish a inheritance for my kids. How long do I wait to remove a stock that has negative gains. MA has not been doing well, 6.5% loss since I purchased it 3/15/24. How long should I hold a stock that is not performing (6 months , a year..?). DIS is another stock not performing well, but it has been making some smart business moves which should turn it into a money maker sooner or later. Another problem is that I had set a limit when stock value falls below 8% of its opening value. This triggered a large short term capital gains to my portfolio. Definitely cancelled that limit. My short term gains are only not mitigated by losses. And if rebalancing stocks the same gains problem will occur. With only 15 stocks in my portfolio I can diversify with additional stocks. NVDA has become the biggest portion of the portfolio.
I wasted so much time and made some bad decisions. I'm 47 now and just starting. 10k in my 401k and 5k in my Roth IRA. I feel that I have to be more aggressive to make up for lost time but how aggressive should I be? There are not many options in my 401k so I have the whole thing in the S&P500. So I'm assuming something like 70% Growth and 30% SCHD or DGRO for the Roth?
Does collecting sneakers fall into your (acceptable) 10% sort of Collectable - I looked a pair of Jordan’s I bought in 2004 and for the $140 I spent on the shoes - google was about $3 a share at that time - today that one pair of shoes could have been 8k in google stock (without compound interest!!)
@@parkevtatevosiancfa9544 Much appreciated. Pensions are rarely discussed regarding how to allocate assets in other investment vehicles. This video was very helpful in providing that insight.
Hello Parkev, tech stocks are dropping like boulders this morning due to the panic Trump caused with his comments, especially on Taiwan. Are we being given a massive buying opportunity?
Wage earner is less risky than business owner? 💩 love your content, but have to disagree with you there. As a wage owner, you have absolutely no control over your future or visibility being completely at risk to the whims of your employer. Plenty of evidence how most employers think of their employees as bubble gum to scrape off the bottom of their shoes. Yes the business owner may go bankrupt but they will likely see it coming, and their income is typically Diversified among different clients not focused on one
I agree with the sentiment, and in some ways a business is less risky than wages. However, business income is more volatile than wage income, which is more stable.
