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Nice choice! SCHG has a great track record for growth-focused investors looking to build wealth over time!

Smart thinking! Putting cash to work in a diversified portfolio can be especially rewarding as markets evolve. With a well-planned strategy, your $350k investment could indeed bring impressive returns over time!

Sounds like a solid plan! A market correction could offer great entry points into emerging markets and Vanguard funds for long-term growth

Nice picks! Adding Enterprise Products could be a great move-its strong dividend history and role in energy make it a reliable choice for income-focused portfolios

SCHG’s lower beta and higher 10-year CAGR compared to VUG likely result from differences in sector allocation. SCHG has a slightly higher allocation to sectors like healthcare, which tends to be more stable and less volatile than tech-heavy growth sectors. This can contribute to a lower beta. Over time, healthcare’s stability paired with growth sectors boosts returns, leading to that 50% higher performance over 30 years. While both SCHG and VUG are growth ETFs, these subtle allocation differences make SCHG more balanced in risk and reward

Thanks for the feedback! While historical data helps show patterns, I aim to balance it with forward-looking insights to give a well-rounded analysis for better decision-making

Investing a lump sum in a long-term ETF can be effective if you're comfortable with market fluctuations; consider a diversified option like VOO or VTI, but also consult with a financial advisor for your specific goals!

Great point! RDTE is definitely worth looking into for those seeking strong returns

That’s a solid strategy! A strong foundation in ETFs with a few high-conviction individual stocks can balance growth and stability.

Interesting picks! AIRR and GDE could definitely be solid options depending on your investment goals and risk tolerance.

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Great choices! SCHD, VOO, XLK, and SCHG all offer solid diversification and growth potential-perfect additions to your portfolio!

Solid move! SCHD offers more stability and dividends compared to SOXQ's sector-specific exposure

Timing the market can be tricky, but buying back during a dip could be a smart move if you're in it for the long haul!

Absolutely! A well-diversified portfolio with a mix of growth and value ETFs can take advantage of market trends over time, but consistency and a long-term approach are key for growing retirement savings.

Absolutely! A well-diversified portfolio with a mix of growth and value ETFs can take advantage of market trends over time, but consistency and a long-term approach are key for growing retirement savings.

Great picks! SCHH provides solid real estate exposure, while SCHG offers growth potential-both can strengthen a diversified portfolio!

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Great guesses! Both QGRW and FELG have solid mid-cap exposure, but in this video, I focus on some hidden gems that might not be on everyone’s radar yet

Welcome to investing! To get started, you'll need to open a brokerage account, fund it, and then search for the ticker symbols of the stocks. Many brokers have no minimums, so you can invest with as little as $1, but it's wise to start small and grow from there.

NVIDIA and AI stocks are exciting but can be volatile. To balance risk, consider diversifying into dividend-paying stocks or ETFs for steady income and adding some recession-resistant sectors like utilities or healthcare for stability

Sorry to hear about your job loss, but it’s great you’ve saved up! You could consider dividend ETFs or REITs for passive income, or even consulting or freelance work in your field for additional cash flow while preserving your savings.

Both Schlumberger and Sysco are solid picks! Their steady dividends and strong market positions make them great choices for long-term income and growth potential.

That’s awesome! AGNC and PBA are solid choices for monthly dividends, providing consistent income. Great to see you're already benefiting from reliable dividend payers!

Great strategy! ETFs offer excellent diversification and reduce the risk of holding single stocks. Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the video!

Welcome! Glad to have you here-hope you find the content helpful. Stay tuned for more insights on building wealth with smart ETF investing!

You're right-QQQ had a tough correction back then. It's a reminder that tech-heavy ETFs can be volatile, so managing risk with a long-term mindset is key for weathering downturns

Great suggestion! Including hypothetical outcomes based on a $10,000 investment over different timeframes would really highlight the potential returns. I'll definitely keep that in mind for future videos!

Starting out can be tough, but don't get discouraged! Focus on long-term strategies with diversified ETFs, like those mentioned in this video, to help reduce risk and grow your portfolio steadily over time

Great observation! While XLK is solid, both VGT and SCHG have historically outperformed in the tech space, making them compelling options for those seeking higher growth potential.

Great point! While VFH has delivered higher performance, DGRO focuses on dividend growth, which can offer a more stable income stream. The lower price per share also makes it easier to start building your position

Absolutely! FDVV has performed impressively for its age, with strong 3- and 5-year returns averaging 14% and 15%. It's definitely one to watch for consistent growth and profitability.

Great point! VGT offers more concentrated exposure to the tech sector, while VUG includes a broader range of growth stocks. If you're focused purely on tech, VGT might be a better fit, but VUG provides more diversification

You're right-SCHG often outperforms SPLG due to its growth focus, while SPLG is more broad-based and balanced. Both have their strengths depending on your investment goals

FFLC is another interesting option from Fidelity, focusing on large-cap value stocks. It could be a good complement to other ETFs depending on your investment goals and risk tolerance.

Thanks for the feedback! While the focus was on rate-sensitive funds, adding diversification with LCV and LCG strengthens the portfolio for long-term stability. The goal is to balance growth potential with risk management

You're spot on! Post-split, the potential for SCHD's share price to rise offers a great opportunity, especially for long-term investors. With Buffett's move into Treasury Bills, keeping an eye on safe, high-quality ETFs like SCHD is a smart strategy

3:1 on shares. 1:3 on dividend. Effectively zero fundamental change as a result. Don't change your strategy based on a stock split.

Dividends after a stock split are typically adjusted to reflect the split, so you’d receive the same total dividend amount across your shares. Timing your purchase after the split can be a smart move for a better entry price!

Glad you found it helpful! Yes, other ETFs have done stock splits before, and it's usually a sign of strong growth, making shares more affordable for investors