QYLD--curious as did you notice it hasn't moved up with the market, but enjoyed falling with it--lol? Additionally...interesting you did not include RYLD? MDIV has a Morningstar rating of 1--ouch! Whereas RLY has Morningstar rating 5--excellent! But does not pay consistent dividend. Agree SCHD looks good for longer term investors growing a portfolio...but if you are coming up on retirement...the income from QYLD and RYLD seems best choice! Curious to get your analysis on someone having $1M getting ready for retirement and just wants consistent income to live off of? IF you buy 2-3 good dividend stocks...owning RLY gets you less shares? more shares of QYLD and RYLD at current levels. Historically...as each stock rose & fell, dividends did not waiver much from QYLD and RYLD (i.e. 20 to 25 cents), though RLY varied dramatically. Given this, isn't it better to have "more" shares and consistent dividends (monthly) vice less frequent vice the wild side RLY? Enjoyed the video!
I Will forever appreciate this channel, you've helped me and my family a lot, your videos. And advice are inspiration and helpful to us. Anyone who is not investing now is missing a tremendous opportunity "imagine I invested $1000 with the lady you recommend some time ago and got the profit of $10,300 in 4days, Gabriella Arthur is the best.
I have a friend who's trading with her and it's really been going so well as she has made several withdrawals, now I regret not starting off with her at first
can someone help me figure this out, so for any etf must we are required to add a specific amount of dollars per month or if is based upon our own decision and how much we look to get out of the etf each year? Thanks in advance, have a blessed day.
With ETF's, you decide when, how much, and if you want to add, or take out, as much, or as little as you want ( buy more shares, or sell some shares). You might be confusing adding to ETF's, in a brokerage account, with paycheck deductions that you set up with your employer, to go into an account of some kind, on a regular basis.
Invest as much or as little as you want. With a platform that allows fractional shares, you can even invest any amount without saving for a full share.
Great video I’m also a huge fan of both indexes and ETFs, sometimes accumulating wealth really is quite simple than everyone makes it out to be, on the contrary everyone is busy trying to get rich by Tuesday with the next hot stock opportunity, yet many a times we can just jump right into double downs on broad market funds covering growth investments…through and through I’m thankful for pros aid
With the current upsurge in the stocks market, there’s so much openings to get in and earn good profits. But the question is how? I’m kind of a deadset rookie here
My highest impact as an investor after a few losses was when I started looking more critically at how professionals manage risk over generations, not seeking the instant gratification of a temporary dopamine kick, and based on firsthand experience I can say for certain their skillsets are top notch. I’ve raised over $700k from an initially stagnant reserve of $170k in barely 2yrs
@@philcrowley007 That’s reasonable. Can you by chance name your investor/portfolio-coach if they mean the same thing? What areas do you suggest I should be focusing on currently, you see having just paid off my mortgage and in the process have a floating money pot of £35k, I really love to go at investing.
Lol, I’m no financial expert but the important thing is buying stocks of fundamentally great profitable businesses or simply buy the S&P 500 index ETFs. Avoid hyped up unprofitable stocks, the even better news it that when you get the strongest stocks when they’re undervalued, you will outperform the index by a wide margin
On the contrary, Look up ‘Noud K Mikan’ He’s an SEC certified investments advisor and his system’s totally responsible for my consistent earnings in the markets, to be honest it’s been worthwhile, good earnings and little to no engagement on my side
The stock market has been a really tough one this past months, but I watched an interview on CNBC where the anchor ‘Jim Cramer’ kept mentioning "...KARINA MATTIS...". This prompted me to get in touch with her, and from October 2021 till now we have been working together, and I can now boast of $540k in my trading portfolio.
I am a beginner and I am hoping to start with $93,000. I hope this is not too small to start with because my dream is to attain my financial goals within a short period of time.
I just looked up this person KARINA MATTIS out of curiosity, and surprisingly she seems proficient. I thought this was just some overrated BS, I appreciate this.
Seeing the name Karina Mattis made me stop to read your comment. I can attest to the fact that getting in touch with Ms. Karina during the pandemic was how I was able to scale through the crazy stock downtrend and this helped saved my finance
@@danbrown7224 it is a scam, Cathie woods has no idea what she is doing. Not only does she add stocks with growing negative net income, that have zero potential for profit, but then she sells out of them when they go lower. Some of the stocks like roku, unity, and zoom (to name a few) are not even original or good ideas. Look up interviews of her in 2020 and 2021 where she says she thinks deflationary times are ahead, its nonsense. Furthermore, they charge a big expense ratio so even if u wanted to invest in growth it would be far better for u to throw darts at a list and buy them yourself. She does have a skill and thats picking losing stocks, I have held sarkk from almost the top, because whatever she buys I want to short the hell out of.
I put VTI in front of all other ETFs and indexes as well as even the individuals investments out there... Cannot go wrong with investing into essentially the whole market and buying the dips to catch the returns on the way back up... investing does not get simpler...
How many GenX late start investors are swinging by? I am shooting at 30% Dividen ETFs 30% Bond ETFs and 30% REIT's. Totally missing on the Index funds...... guess I have some more youtubing to do!
Great video Joseph. I love ETFs! A great way to diversify your portfolio. However, it is important to look into their Fund Prospectus to see what they are investing in. Fees are another important thing to pay attention to. Similar funds could have different fees, and without any research you can buy into a more expensive ETF without any added benefit.
@@realindia6478 It's hard to advise a particular ETF without knowing your particular situation. I have a video that describes dividend ETFs that pay above the market dividend yield. You can check that out.
I like the theme ETFs better for growth. The index funds like VOO and QQQ are good but just track the Nasdaq so don't really add much, still good index funds for broad market returns.
Thanks! Should've just left the 5 for all the stuff on that last one 😉, and the video you made last year on Penny stocks r those still reasonable as a very small position like under $300 ? Or would u search out new penny stocks? Almost got the LIT cover call got the clean water cover instead, but I'll grab that LIT X too probably, NEE , Fpl working hard on cleaning energy.
Would have to check the penny stock vid to see which they were. Important is just to find 5-10 penny stocks you really like and hold for at least 3-5 years. Will be some flops but gotta hold on and give them all the chance to grow. All you need is 1 or 2 to really take off but gotta resist the urge to sell too early
I get that Home Depot is generally considered more of a dividend stock, but I wouldn't call it a wonky growth stock pick. It's earnings per share have 4 - 5 x'd over the last decade.
I only hold ETFs in my retirement account and then Individual stocks in a seperate account. . Currently holding VOO and SCHD. Rather play it safe in my retirement account. Also, while the market was down -30% , i was only down -4% on SCHD. So im going 80% SCHD 20% VOO.
People who are complaining that their income is low or they deserve higher salary, they should create more value in the market. Update yourself with high income skills to be able to create more value into the market place to be paid well. a fellow creator.,.,,.
With Friday’s drop, 9/7/22, the NAV for SCHD is $67.59 and the yield is 3.35%. I’m thinking the NAV will drop further with the Feds’ next increase in interest rates.
LOL. Tell your friend ;) I like the SCHD for dividends and since it is a fund, it's diversified across hundreds of stocks so much safer than individual picks.
DIVO, 4.60% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend. PEY, 3.99% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend. SPHD, 3.80% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend. These three ETF's pay dividends monthly, AND for those inclined, they have options, so you can boost your returns by selling out of the money covered calls.
My one ETF to own is IUS - Invesco RAFI™Strategic US. It is a value type ETF without containing "value trap" companies. The Index is designed to measure the performance of high quality, large-sized US companies. It is one of my core ETF portfolio holdings. It's under the radar, which is fine with me and is not one managed by the Big Three Woke Investment Asset Managers , BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street Global.
I own SCHX at my taxable account. expense ratio is 0.03. this is for the long term hold of 10 or 20+ yrs. my roth is where my VTI, VUG, VNQ, etc. everything is long term.
Thank! Beginner? I'm going all Anikin Skywalker Joe, you see why I didn't do great in School or join the Marines, better not let it get to my head, lol
I've always liked the MOO but the VEGI tracks pretty closely and the expense ratio is lower (plus the dividend yield is higher). The COW just doesn't have much volume so I'd be afraid of it shutting down or the spreads being too high.
You make it sound like ETFs and index funds are completely different. ETFs can be index funds. They are just any fund that is traded like a stock rather than like a mutual fund.
Wouldn't it be better for the average investor that is not trading in and out of the ETF to go with QQQM for the lower expense ratio over QQQ? Am I missing anything?
I’m really curious why no one talks much about SPDR select ETFs? They seem to have higher percentages in the top 3 stocks followed by only a .1% expense ratio. Any insight on those? They seem to peak my interest a significant amount.
@@josephhogue Please do! I get the appeal for vanguard and all that, but they're pretty expensive. I don't know if SPDR selects are long term or better in comparison but they're cheaper per share, dividend yields are great and the percentages are higher on the bigger stocks. I just don't know how to research the comparison yet. Thanks man!
@@josephhogue you bet, btw if you want some insane dividends take a look at OIL-K and ZIM, OIL-K i feel maybe steady despite paying a 50% dividend (thats not a joke) reason being the ETF is based on the US Crude index.... ZIM i have mixed opinions about (which is 48% on the dividend)
WHY, when VTI has such a low dividend yield? DIVO, 4.60% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend. PEY, 3.99% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend. SPHD, 3.80% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend. These three ETF's pay dividends monthly, AND for those inclined, they have options, so you can boost your returns by selling out of the money covered calls.
Hey Joe. Could you please do a video on the best financial/stock research site/s for your money. Sites like Zacks, Motley, Seeking Alpha and whatnot. If not, which one can you recommend off hand for a guy looking for picks/pans and news.
Great video. I was trying to decide between SCHD and CDC for an additional ETF to consider. Hoping to maintain no more than 7 ETFs as a Retirement strategy.
I like Vanguard for the lower expense ratio. You can usually find any theme or topic ETF from Vanguard and they perform pretty well. Nothing wrong with others though if it's a specific theme you need.
@@josephhogue Thanks for replying. I have a brokerage account with Fidelity and I'm happy with it. I'm wondering if you get commission from Vanguard. But still, I listened to your recs, and I filtered it o tailor it to my personal preference.
Thanks for this vide, but I can't see what's special about SCHD! It only pays 0.7% div, and stock price flat for last 18 months or so. Can you elaborate please?
@@itisim Good luck compounding your 0.7% dividend when inflation is 10 times higher and going up still. I bought Tesla at $102 in December, it's gone up 75-80% in a month and will probably go higher by end of 2023
@@soundslight7754 I have tesla too but you will have to sell your tesla asset to take profits. I have schd I can hold my asset for life and collect passive income without selling my asset
@@itisim So far I haven't paid attention to dividend stocks, but no harm starting a divi portfolio and grow it over time. I'd buy assets paying a lot higher than 0.7% - above 6% at the minimum so compounding can actually get me somewhere in this century. I honestly can't see what's interesting about SCHD but I accept we all have different criterion and views so I wish you success in your investment journey
Great video Joseph. I suppose you Can do a wrap up of all of your overall best in one video to close out the series at the end. This will wrap up what a great portfolio looks like
"When they're right, they're right big time." Bro, they were right ONCE, and its only because they were riding tesla when literally everyone was before covid. She said Teladoc was going to be the next Amazon and quotes the bible to explain her investment reasoning. You should probably mark your videos as Not Financial Advice and For Entertainment Purposes Only.
Most ETFs are not derivatives, they own the assets directly. You may be thinking ETNs which use options, swaps and other derivatives to mimic holdings.
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QYLD--curious as did you notice it hasn't moved up with the market, but enjoyed falling with it--lol? Additionally...interesting you did not include RYLD? MDIV has a Morningstar rating of 1--ouch! Whereas RLY has Morningstar rating 5--excellent! But does not pay consistent dividend. Agree SCHD looks good for longer term investors growing a portfolio...but if you are coming up on retirement...the income from QYLD and RYLD seems best choice! Curious to get your analysis on someone having $1M getting ready for retirement and just wants consistent income to live off of? IF you buy 2-3 good dividend stocks...owning RLY gets you less shares? more shares of QYLD and RYLD at current levels. Historically...as each stock rose & fell, dividends did not waiver much from QYLD and RYLD (i.e. 20 to 25 cents), though RLY varied dramatically. Given this, isn't it better to have "more" shares and consistent dividends (monthly) vice less frequent vice the wild side RLY? Enjoyed the video!
I like the comment from Travis and I was wondering what the professional opinion was from Mr.Hogue
WHATS YOUR FAVOURITE etf THAT INVESTS IN PRIVATE EQUITY??? PLEASE REPLY
I Will forever appreciate this channel, you've helped me and my family a lot, your videos. And advice are inspiration and helpful to us. Anyone who is not investing now is missing a tremendous opportunity "imagine I invested $1000 with the lady you recommend some time ago and got the profit of $10,300 in 4days, Gabriella Arthur is the best.
Diversification of investment is really a great idea for multiple streams of income.
You speak with a lot of experience would like to know more about Mrs Gabriella Arthur and how to reach her
Please tell me more about her and how i can reach her
Interesting, please can you give me an estimate of how much you make weekly or monthly through her.
I have a friend who's trading with her and it's really been going so well as she has made several withdrawals, now I regret not starting off with her at first
I like SCHD, but it is highly concentrated in it's top 12 or so holdings. I prefer VYM for the extra diversification and safety.
Your regular listener from Australia.....great work
Always glad to help Shergill! Thank you for being a part of the community
Thank you for the advice and Semper Fi!!!
The formula: if it came down, it will go up, if it went up, it will go up. Why did I not think of that before ?
can someone help me figure this out, so for any etf must we are required to add a specific amount of dollars per month or if is based upon our own decision and how much we look to get out of the etf each year? Thanks in advance, have a blessed day.
With ETF's, you decide when, how much, and if you want to add, or take out, as much, or as little as you want ( buy more shares, or sell some shares).
You might be confusing adding to ETF's, in a brokerage account, with paycheck deductions that you set up with your employer, to go into an account of some kind, on a regular basis.
Invest as much or as little as you want. With a platform that allows fractional shares, you can even invest any amount without saving for a full share.
@@josephhogue thanks 🙏
@@thomasd5488 thank you very much
Great video I’m also a huge fan of both indexes and ETFs, sometimes accumulating wealth really is quite simple than everyone makes it out to be, on the contrary everyone is busy trying to get rich by Tuesday with the next hot stock opportunity, yet many a times we can just jump right into double downs on broad market funds covering growth investments…through and through I’m thankful for pros aid
With the current upsurge in the stocks market, there’s so much openings to get in and earn good profits.
But the question is how?
I’m kind of a deadset rookie here
My highest impact as an investor after a few losses was when I started looking more critically at how professionals manage risk over generations, not seeking the instant gratification of a temporary dopamine kick, and based on firsthand experience I can say for certain their skillsets are top notch. I’ve raised over $700k from an initially stagnant reserve of $170k in barely 2yrs
@@philcrowley007 That’s reasonable.
Can you by chance name your investor/portfolio-coach if they mean the same thing?
What areas do you suggest I should be focusing on currently, you see having just paid off my mortgage and in the process have a floating money pot of £35k, I really love to go at investing.
Lol, I’m no financial expert but the important thing is buying stocks of fundamentally great profitable businesses or simply buy the S&P 500 index ETFs. Avoid hyped up unprofitable stocks, the even better news it that when you get the strongest stocks when they’re undervalued, you will outperform the index by a wide margin
On the contrary,
Look up ‘Noud K Mikan’
He’s an SEC certified investments advisor and his system’s totally responsible for my consistent earnings in the markets, to be honest it’s been worthwhile, good earnings and little to no engagement on my side
The stock market has been a really tough one this past months, but I watched an interview on CNBC where the anchor ‘Jim Cramer’ kept mentioning "...KARINA MATTIS...". This prompted me to get in touch with her, and from October 2021 till now we have been working together, and I can now boast of $540k in my trading portfolio.
Good one, working with her also helped accumulate up to 350k in my trading portfolio.
I am a beginner and I am hoping to start with $93,000. I hope this is not too small to start with because my dream is to attain my financial goals within a short period of time.
Sure you can start with that amount and even less. With a proper financial guidance, you can build a small amount to a larger sum.
I just looked up this person KARINA MATTIS out of curiosity, and surprisingly she seems proficient. I thought this was just some overrated BS, I appreciate this.
Seeing the name Karina Mattis made me stop to read your comment. I can attest to the fact that getting in touch with Ms. Karina during the pandemic was how I was able to scale through the crazy stock downtrend and this helped saved my finance
everytime I watch and listen to him is always learning something, I appreciate it very much. thank you
Always glad to help Hokky. Thank you for being a part of the community.
i just want to buy 1 etf and set and forget all thus stock research makes it harder to figure out which one to buy
Yo love your channel but ARKK is a scam
I wouldn't say ark is a scam , but not very impressive lately
@@danbrown7224 it is a scam, Cathie woods has no idea what she is doing. Not only does she add stocks with growing negative net income, that have zero potential for profit, but then she sells out of them when they go lower. Some of the stocks like roku, unity, and zoom (to name a few) are not even original or good ideas. Look up interviews of her in 2020 and 2021 where she says she thinks deflationary times are ahead, its nonsense. Furthermore, they charge a big expense ratio so even if u wanted to invest in growth it would be far better for u to throw darts at a list and buy them yourself. She does have a skill and thats picking losing stocks, I have held sarkk from almost the top, because whatever she buys I want to short the hell out of.
I put VTI in front of all other ETFs and indexes as well as even the individuals investments out there... Cannot go wrong with investing into essentially the whole market and buying the dips to catch the returns on the way back up... investing does not get simpler...
Absolutely. Too often we overcomplicate investing
what do you think of OMFL (Invesco Russell 1000 Dynamic Multifactor ETF) ??
Haven't looked at it but has held up well in the bear market. What do you like about it?
@@josephhogue monthly rebalancing depending of what the market is doing. I wish the dividend was higher but return has been good
I'm invested in a couple of those ETFs. SCHD is my favorite for sure.
I’ve been DCA into SCHD weekly all year
Hard to go wrong with DCA into SCHD!
I know you recommended SPFF in past . DO you still recommend?Thanks
How many GenX late start investors are swinging by? I am shooting at 30% Dividen ETFs 30% Bond ETFs and 30% REIT's. Totally missing on the Index funds...... guess I have some more youtubing to do!
How many of these less.expensive ETFs should we buy of each , is one enough or buy more to get more returns ?
Will banbros ever go public?
Who?
Don't disc HD a few years ago $115 been over $450, nothing wrong with that.
Looking forward to seeing you top pick for Reits
Glad you reminded me! I put it on the list!
Great video Joseph. I love ETFs! A great way to diversify your portfolio. However, it is important to look into their Fund Prospectus to see what they are investing in. Fees are another important thing to pay attention to. Similar funds could have different fees, and without any research you can buy into a more expensive ETF without any added benefit.
I am from India, invested in US stock,, please let me know better etf which can pay every month dividend and growth,.,..
@@realindia6478 It's hard to advise a particular ETF without knowing your particular situation. I have a video that describes dividend ETFs that pay above the market dividend yield. You can check that out.
Thanks,, I just asked because I can't track status of US everytime,,
Send me video,s link
ETF"s confuse me. How can you dollar cost average monthly into an ETF? It seems you have do do the trade manually.
VOO, QQQ, and VTI for Growth
SCHD, VIG, and VYM for dividends
I like the theme ETFs better for growth. The index funds like VOO and QQQ are good but just track the Nasdaq so don't really add much, still good index funds for broad market returns.
What is your opinion of CLM and CRF as investments? Each fund yields over +24% Thanks!
Thanks! Should've just left the 5 for all the stuff on that last one 😉, and the video you made last year on Penny stocks r those still reasonable as a very small position like under $300 ? Or would u search out new penny stocks? Almost got the LIT cover call got the clean water cover instead, but I'll grab that LIT X too probably, NEE , Fpl working hard on cleaning energy.
Would have to check the penny stock vid to see which they were. Important is just to find 5-10 penny stocks you really like and hold for at least 3-5 years. Will be some flops but gotta hold on and give them all the chance to grow. All you need is 1 or 2 to really take off but gotta resist the urge to sell too early
ETFs are a great place to comb for investing ideas
Vti is the only stock anyone needs without complications and studying company earnings. VTI and chill
I get that Home Depot is generally considered more of a dividend stock, but I wouldn't call it a wonky growth stock pick. It's earnings per share have 4 - 5 x'd over the last decade.
You're right. Don't know, I think strength in housing market has driven earnings. I just have a hard time thinking of it as a long-term growth stock
Joseph Sir, Thanks for recommending Invitae :) Invitae to the moon baby😁😁
Years ago thought of VYM and SCHD...went with SCHD. It is my biggest holding and will likely continue to be along with AOA.
Did you look just US stock market or world wide as I am in Australia cheers
I like the dividend ones. SCHD (believe it or not that is a growth fund for me, LOL) you mentioned but I am surprised you left out VTIP and JEPI.
I only hold ETFs in my retirement account and then Individual stocks in a seperate account. . Currently holding VOO and SCHD. Rather play it safe in my retirement account. Also, while the market was down -30% , i was only down -4% on SCHD. So im going 80% SCHD 20% VOO.
SCHD is a good one
Solid plan!
I take the exact same approach, Esteban! Same ETFs, too.
VOO, SCHD plus QQQ are my fav ETFs
Can you compare Sdiv and svol
People who are complaining that their income is low or they deserve higher salary, they should create more value in the market. Update yourself with high income skills to be able to create more value into the market place to be paid well. a fellow creator.,.,,.
I have schd vti qqqm 100 month on each
With Friday’s drop, 9/7/22, the NAV for SCHD is $67.59 and the yield is 3.35%. I’m thinking the NAV will drop further with the Feds’ next increase in interest rates.
What would be the best Dividend Funds for Retirees without much risk? Asking for a friend (my husband)! :)
LOL. Tell your friend ;) I like the SCHD for dividends and since it is a fund, it's diversified across hundreds of stocks so much safer than individual picks.
DIVO, 4.60% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend.
PEY, 3.99% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend.
SPHD, 3.80% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend.
These three ETF's pay dividends monthly, AND for those inclined, they have options, so you can boost your returns by selling out of the money covered calls.
My one ETF to own is IUS - Invesco RAFI™Strategic US. It is a value type ETF without containing "value trap" companies. The Index is designed to measure the performance of high quality, large-sized US companies. It is one of my core ETF portfolio holdings. It's under the radar, which is fine with me and is not one managed by the Big Three Woke Investment Asset Managers , BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street Global.
I own SCHX at my taxable account. expense ratio is 0.03. this is for the long term hold of 10 or 20+ yrs.
my roth is where my VTI, VUG, VNQ, etc.
everything is long term.
Solid long-term ETFs!
Thank! Beginner? I'm going all Anikin Skywalker Joe, you see why I didn't do great in School or join the Marines, better not let it get to my head, lol
LOL...you got me with the Star Wars reference! Awesome!
By the way, what did you think of the prequels and 7-9?
Global X ....has an ETF , GXTG....which is a combination of many of their themed etf's...
Check it out...
Thanks Rick. Will have to check it out. Lower expense ratio than most other Global X funds so that's always good.
Hello - what are good growth ETFs? Thank you 🙏
First ETF group in the video
VOO
Need dividends, i'm getting older ( Maybe bolder?) Thaanks, great review!
Love this guy!
Always glad to help Anthony. Thank you for being a part of the community.
Can we get some insight, and your hot take on the EVOTL Industry?
You should do one breaking down all of the covered call etfs not just the qyld! Great video!!!
Do you have any thoughts on the agriculture themed ETFs? $MOO, /$VEGI, $COW (up here in Canada)
I've always liked the MOO but the VEGI tracks pretty closely and the expense ratio is lower (plus the dividend yield is higher). The COW just doesn't have much volume so I'd be afraid of it shutting down or the spreads being too high.
Sure 2020 was great, but Cathy Wood's picks have sucked since.
You make it sound like ETFs and index funds are completely different. ETFs can be index funds. They are just any fund that is traded like a stock rather than like a mutual fund.
Wouldn't it be better for the average investor that is not trading in and out of the ETF to go with QQQM for the lower expense ratio over QQQ? Am I missing anything?
I’m really curious why no one talks much about SPDR select ETFs? They seem to have higher percentages in the top 3 stocks followed by only a .1% expense ratio. Any insight on those? They seem to peak my interest a significant amount.
Love the spdr sector funds! For this video, was going more for themes but maybe should do a sector ETF vid as well
@@josephhogue Please do! I get the appeal for vanguard and all that, but they're pretty expensive. I don't know if SPDR selects are long term or better in comparison but they're cheaper per share, dividend yields are great and the percentages are higher on the bigger stocks. I just don't know how to research the comparison yet. Thanks man!
Great content! SCHD is currently my only ETF, as I'm just getting started. So great to hear the positive feedback in it!
Hi, Joseph - would you do a video on either the best REITs, and/or the best REIT ETFs? I'm looking for some diversification. Thanks!
Sure thing Jon. I've got it on the list for the series. Great idea! Thank you
@@josephhogue love your channel Joseph ❤, I am looking forward to your best REITS recommendation! Thanks 😊
SNDL is saddled next to my AMC... Think i'll grab MJ to round out that section haha
Fortune favors the bold! 😀
@@josephhogue you bet, btw if you want some insane dividends take a look at OIL-K and ZIM, OIL-K i feel maybe steady despite paying a 50% dividend (thats not a joke) reason being the ETF is based on the US Crude index.... ZIM i have mixed opinions about (which is 48% on the dividend)
Do you like TXN, Texas Instruments Inc. as a dividend stock?
I own it, also VYD is bigger for me in the last 3 yrs.
Only one ETF? VTI hands down.
It's good for a broad market return but since it's an index fund, won't give you exposure to any theme specifically. It IS the market.
WHY, when VTI has such a low dividend yield?
DIVO, 4.60% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend.
PEY, 3.99% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend.
SPHD, 3.80% dividend, shares are in a long term up trend.
These three ETF's pay dividends monthly, AND for those inclined, they have options, so you can boost your returns by selling out of the money covered calls.
Really appreciate your channel. Great content.
Hey Joe. Could you please do a video on the best financial/stock research site/s for your money. Sites like Zacks, Motley, Seeking Alpha and whatnot. If not, which one can you recommend off hand for a guy looking for picks/pans and news.
Absolutely! Thanks Ron
I agree with Ron! I hear different sites that others use - free and paid sites. Thank you, Joe! I aprpeciate all the education you provide!
@@josephhogue I’m thinking of subscribing to Seeking Alpha or Motley / opinion?
He say 11.9 dividend yld but on the screen shows 0.6 or so....tf
Just VOO ! What else needs to be invested ? You get the growth with time and you get a better than average annual dividend payout !
Thank you sir, great video!!!
Is now a good time to start in an ETF and or an Index fund?
I agree about SCHD. When i am done getting my base built within my portfolio that is the only ETF i will be owning straight away.
Great video. I was trying to decide between SCHD and CDC for an additional ETF to consider. Hoping to maintain no more than 7 ETFs as a Retirement strategy.
EU QUERO APRENDER A INVESTIR AI NOS EUA,COMO FAÇO PRA TER OS MELHORES ETFS?
Do PriAmerica payout dividends?
MLPA, XLU, RYLD, SPYD, JEPI
RYLD and JEPI are similar to QYLD in strategy, both good income ETFs. The XLU has saved a lot of investors this year from the crash.
SCHD is the best 👌
I haven't found one better
Your channel is really help me out tremendously!!! Thank you!
Why most of the recs are for Vangard?
I like Vanguard for the lower expense ratio. You can usually find any theme or topic ETF from Vanguard and they perform pretty well. Nothing wrong with others though if it's a specific theme you need.
@@josephhogue Thanks for replying. I have a brokerage account with Fidelity and I'm happy with it. I'm wondering if you get commission from Vanguard. But still, I listened to your recs, and I filtered it o tailor it to my personal preference.
im heavy into SCHD
That's a great video 👍
Do Berkshire Hathaway payout dividends?
No. Rather than give surplus money to shareholders, they use the money to grow the company.
What’s wrong with the QQQ? Or the QQQM?
Nothing's wrong with them but he can't talk about everything.
Nothing wrong. Covered the QQQ in our index fund video but since it invests across entire Nasdaq, wanted to cover more specific themes in this video
Definitely feels good in a low time in the market with this channel, makes you feel like you can always make a comeback to never give up
Thanks so much for the great content! Would love to hear your thoughts on the outsize difference between VUG and VGT.
I use VGT and VUG
VUG is a great fund
Nice information Joseph sir
Joseph you are one of the few that I watch every day.
Thanks for this vide, but I can't see what's special about SCHD!
It only pays 0.7% div, and stock price flat for last 18 months or so. Can you elaborate please?
Compound interest the reinvested dividends
@@itisim Good luck compounding your 0.7% dividend when inflation is 10 times higher and going up still.
I bought Tesla at $102 in December, it's gone up 75-80% in a month and will probably go higher by end of 2023
@@soundslight7754 I have tesla too but you will have to sell your tesla asset to take profits. I have schd I can hold my asset for life and collect passive income without selling my asset
Inflation is cooling off
@@itisim So far I haven't paid attention to dividend stocks, but no harm starting a divi portfolio and grow it over time. I'd buy assets paying a lot higher than 0.7% - above 6% at the minimum so compounding can actually get me somewhere in this century. I honestly can't see what's interesting about SCHD but I accept we all have different criterion and views so I wish you success in your investment journey
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Is there a question there or a useful comment or do you just not have anything better to do?
Great video Joseph. I suppose you Can do a wrap up of all of your overall best in one video to close out the series at the end. This will wrap up what a great portfolio looks like
What about JEPI or DIVO? What do you think about it?
I love this Guy. Great Information
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Bro, they were right ONCE, and its only because they were riding tesla when literally everyone was before covid.
She said Teladoc was going to be the next Amazon and quotes the bible to explain her investment reasoning.
You should probably mark your videos as Not Financial Advice and For Entertainment Purposes Only.
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ETFs are derivatives, subject to recalibration if you hold long term, usually not to investor's advantage.
Most ETFs are not derivatives, they own the assets directly. You may be thinking ETNs which use options, swaps and other derivatives to mimic holdings.
@@josephhogue still a derivative. any asset whose value is based on another asset is a derivative.
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A stock is a dirivative!
It represents ownership of a company.