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Thank you.

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😊 liked this short. But straightforward and easy to understand

I feel like you are missing the point of the question. What is the purpose of a Synthetic fund compared to a traditionel fund tracking the same index? The focus is always on the "how" but what is the "why"?

0:33 so the NAV decreases every night… I see I guess it's almost impossible to "notice" that change when the NAV itself is fluctuating over the day, eh?

Probably the best no nonsense explanation I’ve ever heard 👍🏾

Great interview thanks

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Buy the black rock or pgim clo etfs. Lower expenses still AAA.

This would have been more helpful if you had provided an actual example. Such as owning $10,000 of an ETF at .9% expense ration that gained 1% for the day. How much profit gets taken by the expense ratio?

I shorted cocoa, i really hope this is the right move bc as of now im in the red, but i will hold as long as i need to. Do you have any advice for me?

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Perfect! I plan on replacing cash with CLOZ. 😊

I love it!

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Very interesting product

Transcript is Both mix of English and Spanish. Nonsensical. Poor shame you didn't bother to read out the names clearly or have them written 0/10.😢

Why can't anybody be an AP? Sounds like a middle man.

Maybe the robots should have told them to sell 100% of AAPL! 😂

Research this: 1st an Expense ratio does NOT describe every single cost it takes to operate a fund. Typically cost for trading activities is not included. The expense percentage IS meant to convey a lot of typical operating costs like you would find in any business: office space, payroll, utilities, technology, marketing, legal, regulatory etc. 2nd Profit- in other words : the total return percentage reported on any mutual fund. That is a number that is NET OF EXPENSES. So if you see a fund that made say 10% total return, that 10% is after the expenses ( the expenses ratio plus trading costs) has been taken into account. Once again Research this. Just to be thorough. If you read a prospectus you might get this clarified.

Why isn't there transparency on the math with how much exactly you're getting charged? We're getting deducted from our earnings but my statements don't even show that, making me think my money is growing expense free. Is it just me or does this feel sly?!

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Anything wrong with owning MOAT, SPGP, and OMFL in the same IRA ?? Any opinions?

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I've held MOAT for over 10 years. It is nearly 5% of my investable assets.

Ah ok, So it's just the stock price will eat 1/12th of the expense ratio per month. or per quarter. I'm assuming it happens around the same time as dividend payout. In tsly's case its like 1 penny of value lost per month or 12 cents per year of the 12$ value. That's very small. Most of the loss will come from NAV if Tsla enters another nasty bear market

Waste of time

Thank you so much

Mistake at 1:33 You said the expense ratio is "zero point six." The correct yield is "zero point zero six". A substantial difference.

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I am 76 years old and selling my home. With $450K proceeds I need to generate the most income from an ETF. Very confused when an ETF says yield is "40%." Does this mean that my $450K generates 40% or is it per share. Is there a resource you can recommend so I can determine how a yield percentage translates to yearly income.

Dividends from the stock market encouraged me to begin investing. What matters, in my opinion, is that if you invest and make additional money in addition to dividends, you will be able to live off of dividends without selling. It implies that you can provide that benefit for your children, giving them a head start in life. I've invested more than $600K in dividend stocks throughout the years; I'm currently buying more today and will continue to do so until the price falls even further.

This was a hard watch

Great information. Thank you!

Swaps are my sticking point on CFA lv1 thanks!

Hello! Never seen one of your videos

Yeah, there is a finite amount of stocks. Yet, ETFs are created the whole time how is it possible to match the finite supply of stocks with the unlimited supply of ETFs? I believe the ETFs are back up by nothing..

The you for the information on Moat. 🤠

This discussion only proves how communists you are. No free human would even consider if something like this should or shouldn't be allowed.

Agreed with others. Great explanation of the mechanism. There’s a lot of chat about a potential spot bitcoin etf to encourage institutional investors into the crypto market. But if the underlying asset (bitcoin) is not that liquid, it would be quite hard for this process to work. Eg if there’s strong volume demand for bitcoin etf which drives its price up relative to bitcoin spot price, the AP would be selling the etf in the market and buying bitcoin, but what if it simply cannot source the bitcoin. I’m guessing that’s one reason why the SEC is reluctant to sign off on this.

around 0.5% to 0.75% is good

Just realised you are the author for the ETF section in CFA Level-2. Thanks for explaining in simple terms.

So it's a frog in a boil...

AND NOW YOU SHUT IT DOWN!!! WEAK AS PISS