How Would You Invest $14 Million?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
- On episode 127 of Ask The Compound, Ben Carlson and Duncan Hill are joined by Ritholtz Wealth Management CEO and CNBC Halftime panelist Josh Brown to discuss Ben and Josh’s personal portfolios, transitioning to an index-only portfolio, hedging against AI, indexing vs buying Magnificent 7 stocks, and much more! Submit your Ask The Compound questions to askthecompoundshow@gmail.com!
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►00:00 - Intro
►02:13 - Ben and Josh’s personal portfolios
►09:55 - Transitioning to an index-only portfolio
►13:47 - Figuring out what stock-to-bond allocation suits your financial plan
►18:04 - Should you hedge your portfolio against possible side effects of AI?
►25:10 - Indexing vs buying Magnificent 7 stocks
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Duncan should write a book called How a Bachelor's in Film & a Master's in Photography (add a couple of years as a professor) can lead to a job in finance.
would read
@23:42 Finally! Someone explained LLMs in a way that makes sense. Josh's breakdown was exactly what I needed to hear
It's actually an amazing way to describe it, we've had calculators for numbers for a long time and now we have word calculators too.
Honestly, I can’t say enough how much I enjoy this show compound and friends you guys make finance enjoyable, funny and entertaining as well as I learned so much and I really do appreciate all this knowledge through the series of podcasts and TH-cam videos
Good show, with interesting questions, and responses from Josh and Ben.
josh brown is the man. Just got into his blogs and podcasts this week -- as a 23 y/o who invests into his 401K and Roth + probably $1,000 spread across different group etf's on fidelity. this is giving me huge piece of mind.
$14m @ 5%, that's 700k per annum in interest. Sleep and enjoy life at 60.
How would you lock in the 5%? Long term bonds?
With that kind of money i would do a mix of utilities, staples and 3 to 5 year bonds. With my kind of money i will mostly do boring transmission utilities and not longer than 2 year treasuries and corporates
Knights of the round table Josh Brown goes well with any co-host.. thanks for the humor, insight, and game 💪🏾
Ben and Josh are sooo informative together and I love Mike no shade at all 😂
They nailed it with saying young people today have such an opportunity to learn the basics compared to those of us graduating from college in 1978. While you have the opportunity to build a Roth account (before they get rid of it) you should definitely be maxing it out. I understand that in your late 20s 30s and 40s there are other savings goals, i.e. college and a home but even an additional few dollars per month as a disciplined behavior will shock you when you are 65. My 35 y/o niece who recently purchased a condo is boosting her saving by opening a brokerage account and buying VTI and QQQ every month. Good for her. Dont give up your youth but learn a bit about finance and investing. Good luck.
I go wherever Josh Brown is.
To start thinking about retirement at 48 is not that young, specially if you work at a job you hate and you already accumulated $3M.
Exactly! Josh asks: “and then what??” Well, whatever the F he wants to do! Lol. We don’t live to work, we work to live.
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A lot of people who do really well actually don’t retire. They work a long time because they enjoy building. 48 is young when you have a healthy and robust career/business. If you’re miserable in your job then 35 is old. lol It’s all relative.
Great content! One of the best episodes .
Thank you!
Great show guys
"Owning individual stocks is not like smoking cigarettes" I'm getting that tattooed somewhere, love it !
Great episode guys!
Thanks!
More relatable content from Ask The Compound 😂
Josh great spot Del rey stayed there for the Super Bowl in 2020. Cafe Luna Rosa nice spot and the Seagate beach club
Cool shirt
Appreciate it!
Pool party bois
Most 401Ks
/403Bs don’t allow stocks no?
Stawks all the way
SEA!!!!!!
Imagining the future taxes when Josh keeps talking about his 401k…. Roth is daddy
A million in each: Qyld, ryld, xyld, jepi, jepq, spyi, qqqi, tltw, kbwd, o, jnj.
3 million in VTSAX.
Then I’d sit fat and happy collecting that paycheck each month and wouldn’t work!
How to invest 100k and never work again?
🎉🎉🙏🥳
The concept that you need to own the small number of stocks that drive index returns is false. Supermicro hasn’t contributed to SPY, but if you owned that you’d be well off. The reason only a few stocks contribute to the index returns is both their performance, AND market cap
That shirt makes you look like you’re wearing a pillowcase. I don’t think it screams success.
Josh is too arrogant
lol
What you perceive as arrogance is his humour
chill. Down Town JB is 👑 king, and funny.
Nah he's quite humble for a New Yorker, I think what you're misinterpreting as arrogance is actually just him being a smartass (which he is). Give a few more episdoes a try, he's actually pretty funny
He's successful and knowledgeable. Comes with the territory