George Hadley same

George Hadley yes. so what is your portfolio allocation now? Mines 20% us stocks. 20% EM and China. 25% gold silver and gold miners. 25% treasury and mixed bonds. 10% bitcoin.

@@MetalBum whats em

@@MetalBum rip to your china stocks lol

Metalbum, see what happens when you invest in a communist country?

W Bru same I’m about to buy 100 shares

Check out PEY solid holdings, monthly dividends

DIV?

Jacob Day tsla

Passive Income Tom like whatv

I think we can somehow create pies in M1 Finance and add in the best companies from each ETF, and decrease or increase the percentage assigned to each stock within the pie.

Wasteland Dan played?

How much per share

I think he meant just got paid

You got like 9 years left bruh , just use social security

@@austensmith6857 WTF asked you??

Mike Smith rip boomer

@@austensmith6857 why 9 years left? If u live a normal healthy life you can easily get 90+ or even 100

Dividends_with_Alisher sphd is my favorite too

You think there here to stay for decades? There fairly new?

That's a great stock but it's not an ETF. It's a REIT (real estate investment trust) so it's not as tax advantageous as a normal stock.

Sure, there are plenty of good ETFs with a smaller number of assets . I'll make sure to do that video soon 👍🙂

Will do! 👍🙂

@@LearntoInvest Thanks! Another request: please add stock symbols of companies you showcase in the video's description.

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S&p 500 is your best bet

Vtsax ?

NOBL. Doesn't have the volatility of the S&P500 and yet it's returned more than the S&P500.

Me give it to metal bum.

Probably sphd

Nothing is save. But during dips. Buy buy buy

Angolz Tapz yeah are these safer than SPY or safer than just buying Amazon and Netflix I’d say so!

During a recession or correction all these stock etfs will definitely lose money. In a rising interest rate environment the corporate bond etf will lose some money. You have to look at your time frame (how long you can keep the money invested so that you can ride through the correction or recession). History says eventually you'll come out ahead if you ride it out but thats not a guarantee either. Diversify and take no greater risk than your psyche can handle without panicking and selling at a steep loss.

John Z so what is your portfolio allocation now? Mines 20% us stocks. 20% EM and China. 25% gold silver and gold miners. 25% treasury and mixed bonds. 10% bitcoin.

@@MetalBum I'm about 50/50 stocks and bonds with 35 percent of stock in international.

All real estate as we are in inning 1 of a recession. No thanks.

asmpparker Just reduce your brightness level on your device

High interest etf please

True as long as you don’t make over 38k a year on dividends

@@dancer1 I see videos talking about how the rich pay NO taxes by investing but in reality it is not true at all.

John Daniels it is true if you invest in dividend stocks or etfs and don’t sell the etf or stock. The average yield is around 3-4% so you would need to have more than 900,000 yielding 4% to be taxed on the dividends

@@dancer1 thank you for the reply. But at some point they have to pay taxes on the money to take it out, you cann live on 38,000 a year and I would not consider that Rich. It sounds like the taxes are just deferred until you take the money out

John Daniels your not taxed unless you sell the shares which I don’t see why anybody who’d every do that. And your not taxed on the dividends when you take it out your taxed on the capital appreciation of the money you’ve earned on the stock from it moving up.

Except for VCIT