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In recent weeks a significant portion of the stock market returns is being driven by a handful of companies that have come to be known as the “Magnificent 7” (AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, GOOGL, AMZN, META, TSLA) Which of these stocks do you consider the 'healthiest' in terms of profit and risk? I have about $360k ready money to invest for my eventual retirement.
Hello, i wish to start investing but i don't know where to begin. Any advice or contact for help?
I am trying to learn how to invest wisely, and time my buys and sells. So far, I am doing almost as well as if I had just put all my money into an index fund. That is a bit of a misleading statement though, as much of my money is in stocks that recently dipped, and I was outperforming the market before they did so. I have faith they will recover, because they are undervalued. I have fixed exit points where I sell off part of my holdings, and wait for it to climb higher, and sell more, or drop and then I buy more. So long as the company does not go bankrupt, odds are I will come out ahead in the long run. The only problem is I may have over invested in a single stock, which puts a lot of my money at risk. I am still learning.
I’ve been hearing and reading many things about trading I thought it was easy, and now I started investing, but lost a lot, So Now I'm unsure what to do.
5.55 sell it
Good video.
On the point that there are people that know how to time the market. I did read a paper, that those people can do it only for so long before they can't. It is proven that in the really long term, aiming at achieving average returns yields much better results.
I'm here for minging, stale chips!
With my new SIPP, i have split my monthly investments into 1/3 each in S&P 500, FTSE100 , and gold.
My aim is to keep it for the long term
The official inflation figure is such a lie. £5 in 2015 is more like £9 today.
Sadly in addition to one of the highest inflations (3,4%) in Europe, my country also decided to skim off an extra 2,1% due to gouvernment levies on equity assets like stocks. How does that work in your country?
Well done video. 👏👏👏 But one point I think is missing. Beside the inflation, you can have also the problem with currency devaluation. The US$ lost this year already around 10% of his value.
2:09 Why did you pick 1209? It made me laugh really hard just because its such a random year. I went to see what happened in 1209 and that was the year that the pope excommunicated the English king, Ghengis Khan was around, Crusades were ongoing and there were some battles and treaties but otherwise a very random year to reference.
No mention of gold
love the video, the sentiment, the graphics and the history lesson. Have already shared with like minded people who need good guidance. I appreciate you!!
I think when you show the US equity real returns (%), 1900-2023 you should put it on a logarithmic scale, because the linear scale looks misleading since a -50% in stock returns is not equal to a +50% but rather a +100%.
How do you explain that some countries have better annualized returns? Do they have better market conditions?
Unwatchable, turn down the thumping music. 😢
I’m an American with a passion for finance but I really enjoy your content.
I appreciate your fresh and unique approach and real simple take.
At this point you may as well turn your comments section. off. It’s botted to oblivion
European : what do you actually do? Where do you invest ? How much? What’s your idea if I just want to start ? I don’t have big capitals but 5k are available from me
Putting well-earned money into the stock market can be over emphasized for first-time investors, unlike a bank where interest is sure thing! Well, basically times are uncertain, the market is out of control, and banks are gradually failing. I am working on a ballpark estimate of $2M for retirement, and I have a good 6-figure loaded up for this, could there be any opportunity for me? I'm nearly 52