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One of your best video’s yet Tom. Maybe your next could be “which index to track” Keep up the great work. Jim

Hey! Thanks for the video! i have a question. lets say i want to find an ucits version of the "Fidelity Crypto Industry&Dgtl Pymnts ETF" which i dont find in the justetf page. what can i do?

I have a 3 fund portfolio consisting of 33% S&P, 33% Total stock, and 33% international. I feel a need to focus on complete growth so I went 100% stocks, but does the SP500 and TSM overlap too much to make sense holding both? However I’ve been in the red for a month now. I work hard for my money, so investing is making me a nervous sad wreck. I don’t know if I should sell everything, sit and just wait but watching my portfolio of $450k dwindle away is such an eye -sore.

DGRO and SCHD alternatives for Europeans?

Remember to focus on total return. There’s a reason why stable companies dividend yield is quite low even though they grow their dividends. It’s called capital appreciation. That’s why an index always wins over the long term. Stock picking is great if there’s a massive undervalued stock for some reason so get in cheap there but that would be the exception rather than the rule. Also most tax regimes prefer GCT over income for personal taxes

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Great video. Sub gained

Still don't know the difference...so an etf is a kind of index fund?

nice content, keep it up bro

I live in Germany, where gains from long term gold investments are tax-exempt, unlike equity investments, which are subject to taxes. While gold may not be the highest-return asset, it is certainly one of the most reliable investment options in many countries.

Is like your read my mind 😢

Brilliant advice thank you, got a sub from me! 🎉

The returns on the ishares IITU and the Vanguard VGT look pretty good

Welcome back to the channel :) what's the best etf that tracks the chinese large caps enterprises available in Europe? thks a lot

Millionaires invest in companies. Billionaires create them ;)

Hi. not sure why Saxo was called out, but at least here in Denmark, they don't charge any inactivity fees

13:46 for low income investors in the U.S., that _really_ ought to be a Roth IRA specifically, right?

I agree with what you say 100%. Stick to ETF broad index funds (replicating S&P500 and NASDAQ), build patience, don’t freak out during market drops and you are there. Initially I tried stock picking and even during a bull market it underperformed the index by about 20%. So sticking to index funds is a much better (and safer) strategy.

👍#70 / Third advice at 4:51 😊. Not that difficult to pick promising stocks. Investing and holding for a period of 10+ yrs demands for looking ahead. Well, nobody could predict the future but my few criteria selecting single stocks are: *biz model* (data-driven instead of traditional, therefore focus on services/ecosystem), *biz activities* (international, therefore no start-ups or hyped stocks), *competition* (how much time and efforts/money would competitors need to catch up?), *innovation capacity* (how many successful innovations in which period?), *pricing power* (Nvidia currently has, Apple still has, Tesla had a few months ago), *revenues and profit* (trend for some yrs) compared to *debts,* and *free cash flow* (trend as well). Plus some soft factors (corporate culture) like owner-managed (for fast decision making), diversity (to attract talents from all over the world), reputation of the top mgmt. (or frequent fluctuation). Sounds like too much theory and too less number crunching of historical data? 😅 In 2013 I chose AAPL (one-time invest, bonus), in 2014 FB/META (one-time invest, compensation/redundancy payout). 10 yrs later, in 2023, AAPL had 1'400% and META currently (in 2024) has approx. 1'000% price appreciation (w/o dividends). Same/similar situation with NFLX, NVDA... 🎉

my goal is to have dividends that pay for my mortage (I'm on very high salary job) should I buy VUAA and sell after 10 years or should i buy VUSA and pay taxes every time I get dividend?

I'm very glad you are back!

do you suggest SXR8?

do you think is better CSPX or SXR8 if i live in italy?

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Finally. All the investment vids I come across are for americans. I dont even know how to get started witb investments here

it is an interesting topic. For me, FIRE is not interesting at all, over the years, besides my job, I purchased several investment properties, all the investment properties bring me the positive passive incomes. I have been in "retirement" since last August. Frankly speaking, I hate this type of life...although the money arrives on time, but life is way too much boring. I need to get myself busy. So now I plan to get back to "work"... either back to job, or find sth interesting to do, of coz meanwhile continue to diversify my investments. tks for the video

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I am a very new on this. I live in Cyprus (europe) and I am planning to invest on VUAA (acc) for a retire plan. (I am 32 years old). Do you recommend any other -European- ETF?

Hello buddy , deepest thanks for this video. Will u tell us about CGT in the Swiss ? I mean they do not pay at all up there

Ehrlich gesagt haben viele motivierende Milliardäre auf der Welt - sowohl Amerikaner, Europäer, Briten, Asiaten usw. - ihre Erfahrungen, wie wir sehen und hören können, aber was zählt, ist Ihre Einstellung und ein zuverlässiger Mentor, der Ihnen immer einen Weg weisen kann.

Can you please do a video specifically for investing and being a tax resident in Latvia,please?

Great video, thank you for sharing

I agree and I also think this would be a better option for most people instead of a side hustle.

They are just now implementing this blockade of the american ETFs in Norway. (so nice to be protected from the money) Grrrr

Boring over broke it is

Do you believe PwC? In Brazil they didn't see the US$4,000,000,000.00 (!!!) fraud of "Lojas Americanas", a company owned by Jorge Lemann, one of the richest people in the world.

I have already built 1500 shares of SCHD (124KUSD) and just got 1113 USD dividends which were automatically reinvested for compounding interest purpose. The snowball is just taking shape…

Don’t worry those ESG rating Locked Martin as leader in the sector.

The government should count what you owe and send you the bill if they want to get payed.

what about the malfunctioning elavator that didnt have service and drops down 9 storys?

Tom - very cool video. Been watching a few of your videos :) You don't speak of withholding taxes here. Do you speak about it somewhere else? I still can't believe I am taxed withholding tax for dividends from EU companies - and I live in the EU!

Thank you. Finally someone who shows me that my frustration is not insanity. I am in Austria. Found some ETFs and stocks I like. Found some brokers. And was quite confident. Now I am on the Tax topic for a while and I am lost. It’s literally fees and taxes to pay everytime the wind directions turns. And asking didn’t help me further. It’s always „it’s easy….“ no it’s not if you want to know what you’re doing… I basically think that I got it how it works now. I just don’t want to believe it.

Should you invest in ETF’s separately or join them in the same “investment plan” ?

Is including Norway in these European coutries?