I have a question for you, what if you invest via Robinhood and after investing Robinhood for one reason or another collapse how do you get you money back?
As a newbie that wants to invest, you must have these three things in mind 1. Have a long term mindset. 2. Be willing to take risk. 3. Be careful on money usage, if you're not spending to earn back, then stop spending. 4. Never claim to know - Ask questions and it's best you work with a financial advisor.
Helpful video. Thank u for explaining also about the expense ratios and other fees because most of TH-camrs don’t cause they are caught up in their business just to sell the product and get paid. Thank you so much again
Very helpful video. I'm not sure as a European (Italian) is it possible to use the same platform and ETF you recommended? Are the taxes attributed in Italy than?
Ciao venezianotherapy, i’m trying to learn about investing and I live in Italy and I watched videos also from Italian TH-camrs that saying invest in ETF or S&P 500 and I thought they are same platforms , aren’t they the same? Thanks in advance.
Hey Ryan, I am asking out of ignorance regarding investing. Are you suggesting one will benefit from investing consistently (DCA) in the S&P 500 with any brokerage for the next 10, 20-plus years? Ex: I will contribute $500 monthly to VOO every month for the next 20 years or make different investments monthly? I am trying to build a suitable portfolio.
So how do these hedge funds managers defend why their funds underperform the SP500? Are there still benefits of hedge funds over index funds? Are these hedge funds unnecessarily over diversified beyond the point of diminishing returns? Are these funds less volatile in the short turn?
Whilst socio economic factors should not be a reason for not investing, would you factor this in when deciding what amount to invest? heightened tensions in the middle east and , China taiwan saga etc ??
i know this is for long term investment but your hypothetical of only earning like 35k in 10 years is not much if you adjust inflation, i feel like it would only be worth half of that.
@@mavfroberg2775 Lowest fees I believe. .03% (3 cents per dollar) where other ETFs may charge 5 7 or 9 cents per dollar. When your $ gets bigger the fees become more meaningful. The most encouraging way to look at it is to think of the "savings" on fees as another dividend source. Money not being spent that can be reinvesting and snowballing. (small as it may be)
There aren't any annual expenses for buying individual stocks - just with most ETFs - if you look at the Stats in the Robinhood app it shows you the Expense Ratio there for ETFs
i have 250 k is it wise to invest in VOO for 20 to 25 years without adding more and reinvesting my dividends will that make me a millionaire thank you any advice will do
Your best bet is to dollar cost average versus lump sum investing, and you'll also want to consider diversifying into bonds as you get closer to retirement age - but yes that is very possible!
So my question is: what if I don't turn on the automatic dividend reinvestment option? does the money from the dividend go to my account for me to use however I see fit? Would appreciate any help.
WAIT! WTF they're taxing reinvested dividends too??? I didn't know that part, that makes it not worth it to me! And no I don't care about IRAs I plan on becoming a millionaire well before I'm a senior citizen the fuckkk
125%??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 SMCI on 04/20/24 Made 337% in one day on options trading and that was a 7 days until expiration it would have been in the 1000's on a 0DTE. This is no one time event SMCI NVDA & MSTR all move to make plenty of cash for you. Don't follow what this guy says, S&P whipsaws way to much
Lol imagine comparing safe and steady long term investing to zero day options. This video was literally aimed at beginners and you're cherry picking a good day in one single stocks options market.. what about the days before where the same trade would have decimated you 😂 80% of people lose money on CFDs and you've very little room to move on zero days, let alone leverage risk. Loads of people have lost everything on zero days. If you're so confident pick the stock and tell us the trades you're making, maybe then we can all buy your course
@@BaileyMxX Are you out of your mind? NVDA is the best selling stock in he tech sector it is only one of 5 trillion dollar companies. You have absolutely no idea what your talking about!! SMCI and MSTR are also behemoths in the stock market but I doubt you know that? By the way I sell nothing I'm just a retired old timer that have been through countless guru's who only steal investors money. I just use Tradingview and have learned what indicators work and one's that don't. Your still naive and believe in these no nothing Guru's. I only trade those three stocks and the are not 0DTE they are weeklies but of coarse you don't know that because you are naive. Those are my 3 picks and I stick to them they trade in the millions of shares aday. Good luck on the road to learning but there are few people like me that will tell you exactly what there tradeing
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Use my link to get a free stock worth up to $200 when you sign up!
I have a question for you, what if you invest via Robinhood and after investing Robinhood for one reason or another collapse how do you get you money back?
As a newbie that wants to invest, you must have these three things in mind
1. Have a long term mindset.
2. Be willing to take risk.
3. Be careful on money usage, if you're not spending to earn back, then stop spending.
4. Never claim to know - Ask questions and it's best you work with a financial advisor.
I personally wouldn't give financial advisors 2 cents to invest.
Helpful video. Thank u for explaining also about the expense ratios and other fees because most of TH-camrs don’t cause they are caught up in their business just to sell the product and get paid. Thank you so much again
Your explanation is great. Thanks for the knowledge!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for tuning in
Comment above yours says otherwise
Great Video,
VTI guy myself… I would love to hear a VOO vs VTI debate (Long-Term 35 years). Although maybe the difference isn’t that big ultimately.
Thanks for the comment, great suggestion for a future video!
Why Vanguard S&P 500 and Not the FIDELITY FNILX ZERO FEE????
Very helpful video. I'm not sure as a European (Italian) is it possible to use the same platform and ETF you recommended? Are the taxes attributed in Italy than?
Ciao venezianotherapy, i’m trying to learn about investing and I live in Italy and I watched videos also from Italian TH-camrs that saying invest in ETF or S&P 500 and I thought they are same platforms , aren’t they the same? Thanks in advance.
Hey Ryan, I am asking out of ignorance regarding investing. Are you suggesting one will benefit from investing consistently (DCA) in the S&P 500 with any brokerage for the next 10, 20-plus years? Ex: I will contribute $500 monthly to VOO every month for the next 20 years or make different investments monthly? I am trying to build a suitable portfolio.
Excellent video Brother
Thanks Will!
How often does AT&T issue dividens? @RyanScribner
@@CatLover-g7j quarterly.
wow this vid just gave me a lot of ideas. starter here! thanks so much
Glad I could help!
great video from start to finish !
Thank you 👍
Reflecting on 2022, the S&P 500's 20% drop creates an advantageous entry point for 2023.
So how do these hedge funds managers defend why their funds underperform the SP500? Are there still benefits of hedge funds over index funds? Are these hedge funds unnecessarily over diversified beyond the point of diminishing returns? Are these funds less volatile in the short turn?
Thanks for the knowledge
Thanks for watching!
And if you're not a US citizen?
Tysm Ryan, so much great info! New sub,🎉
Thank you for watching! Welcome in
Ok, set it and forget it SPLG ETF and give it 20-40+ years
Very helpful. Thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for letting me know
Whilst socio economic factors should not be a reason for not investing, would you factor this in when deciding what amount to invest? heightened tensions in the middle east and , China taiwan saga etc ??
Great!😄
Thanks!
Great video !
Thanks for letting me know!
If you have $100k to invest right now, what/which index funds would you choose?
invest in gold!
@@rainsounds5437Lol you are newbie
Bro just do SP500. Each year you get 10% in return. So you invest 100 000 and after 1 year you have 110 000.
awesome video thanks
Glad you liked it! Thanks for tuning in
i know this is for long term investment but your hypothetical of only earning like 35k in 10 years is not much if you adjust inflation, i feel like it would only be worth half of that.
Is it a good idea to buy VOO once every month..like 500dollars a month… instead of investing bunch of money at once ?
Dollar cost averaging is definitely the recommended approach - as you described!
Is the S&p500 ok if you would just take constant eight percent?
Great video! Thanks! If I don't want to invest through Robinhood, what are the alternatives?
Fidelity and Charles Schwab are very popular
@RyanScribner I'm here in Ireland and it seems most offerings need a fairly large deposit to open and international account?
Any reason why you buy VOO in Robinhood instead of Vanguard's own brokerage account ?
It would just come down to personal preference, Robinhood has a more user friendly app
@@RyanScribner fair enough
why does the government tax us since they print it
Hi Ryan. If i invest my money in “voo” is that Then The same as investing in s&p 500?
Yes - VOO is the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF
@@RyanScribner would you suppose its The best way to invest in The s&p 500? Or just one of The best easy
Ways*
@@mavfroberg2775 Lowest fees I believe. .03% (3 cents per dollar) where other ETFs may charge 5 7 or 9 cents per dollar. When your $ gets bigger the fees become more meaningful. The most encouraging way to look at it is to think of the "savings" on fees as another dividend source. Money not being spent that can be reinvesting and snowballing. (small as it may be)
No shit Sherlock
Would i benefit from buying one single S&P share today ?
Over the long run yes, but dollar cost averaging (buying on a routine schedule) is best!
Hi, where can I find the investment fees for other stocks beside SP500. I'm just starting on Robinhood. Thank you!
There aren't any annual expenses for buying individual stocks - just with most ETFs - if you look at the Stats in the Robinhood app it shows you the Expense Ratio there for ETFs
So the question is should i buy a sports car thats gonna cost me $600 a month or invest that in the s&p 500?
Definitely invest, cars are a depreciating liability!
New Subbie ❤❤. Great video
Welcome!! Thanks for tuning in and subscribing
i have 250 k is it wise to invest in VOO for 20 to 25 years without adding more and reinvesting my dividends will that make me a millionaire thank you any advice will do
Your best bet is to dollar cost average versus lump sum investing, and you'll also want to consider diversifying into bonds as you get closer to retirement age - but yes that is very possible!
Nows the time to short s&p500
yes, like earth would have infinite amount of silicon and we're able to recycle 100% of it.
can I do this not being a US or UK resident????
Why shouldn’t i skip the 0.03 percent fee and directly buy snp500?
You should.
Thanks
Thanks for watching!
How often are dividens issued??
Quarterly basis
You made me create an account with robinhood for S&P 500 but they don't support it ;)
They do! Just search for "VOO" or "Vanguard" and it'll pop up as an option
Buy VOO
This stock is not supported on Robinhood.
Definitely is, are you sure you are searching for it correctly? I just bought additional fractional shares of VOO for a video I am working on
how can i invest from abroad
What do you think of spus
Hi to register there are just to options US and UK, not for the EU residence.any chance for that in the future?
If I purchase voo through my robinhood roth ira, I can't invest more than 7k for the calendar year. Is that correct?
Correct
is there a risk or a negative to doing this through an ap like robin hood vs going through the vanguard website?
Nope, unless you prefer one platform over the other in terms of the User Experience
@@RyanScribner: Do I need a Brooker or I can do it myself on Robinhood?
Very nice video please deduct inflation
Please share link to the calculator
Here you go! www.investor.gov/financial-tools-calculators/calculators/compound-interest-calculator
For some reason I can’t invest as it says robinhood does not support the s&p500 can someone help me
Did you search specifically for "VOO" using the Search icon in the top right?
So my question is: what if I don't turn on the automatic dividend reinvestment option? does the money from the dividend go to my account for me to use however I see fit? Would appreciate any help.
Yep! The cash would be deposited to your brokerage account, then you could withdraw it to your bank account, reinvest it or do whatever you wish
@@RyanScribner Thank you very much for the info. I'm definitely going to look into it.
1,000,000 is 30 years? Should be able to rent a studio apartment for a year by then lol
That is the current mind set but if you don't invest then you might only have $0 in 30 years... I would take a million over $0
Oh but what you have now will somehow better? Great argument 💀
@@MildTurkey77or invest half the money and get 500k in 30 years while using that money to do whatever now
WAIT! WTF they're taxing reinvested dividends too??? I didn't know that part, that makes it not worth it to me! And no I don't care about IRAs I plan on becoming a millionaire well before I'm a senior citizen the fuckkk
AI ETF . Please make video
Great topic thanks for the suggestion
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2024 you say?
i only got 2 shares so far 😭
Everyone starts at the same 0 line! You'll definitely get there, starting is the most important part
robinhood is a scam
Cap
Bro bro am 5 minutes in and I dont need your convincing you said you will show Me how show me how and top bulshiting
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125%??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 SMCI on 04/20/24 Made 337% in one day on options trading and that was a 7 days until expiration it would have been in the 1000's on a 0DTE. This is no one time event SMCI NVDA & MSTR all move to make plenty of cash for you. Don't follow what this guy says, S&P whipsaws way to much
Lol imagine comparing safe and steady long term investing to zero day options. This video was literally aimed at beginners and you're cherry picking a good day in one single stocks options market.. what about the days before where the same trade would have decimated you 😂 80% of people lose money on CFDs and you've very little room to move on zero days, let alone leverage risk. Loads of people have lost everything on zero days. If you're so confident pick the stock and tell us the trades you're making, maybe then we can all buy your course
@@BaileyMxX Are you out of your mind? NVDA is the best selling stock in he tech sector it is only one of 5 trillion dollar companies. You have absolutely no idea what your talking about!! SMCI and MSTR are also behemoths in the stock market but I doubt you know that? By the way I sell nothing I'm just a retired old timer that have been through countless guru's who only steal investors money. I just use Tradingview and have learned what indicators work and one's that don't. Your still naive and believe in these no nothing Guru's. I only trade those three stocks and the are not 0DTE they are weeklies but of coarse you don't know that because you are naive. Those are my 3 picks and I stick to them they trade in the millions of shares aday. Good luck on the road to learning but there are few people like me that will tell you exactly what there tradeing
And your gonna tell us your a millionaire
From Nvidia and bitcoin
@@boyasaka no but if you buy his course or send to a shady contacts BTC address you can be 😂
@@BaileyMxX 🤣
Buy VOO. There saved you 21 minutes of horrible content.
Or FXAIX.
What about vuag distributing s&p 500?
Thank YOU!!
Thanks if u put 6000 every year instead of 500 a month is do the numbers equal the same ?or no becuase monthly and yearly deposits ?
Ty
How to invest from abroad.?