You been giving me very helpful insights towards my finances. Although majority of it isn't applicable to me due to my circumstances, I recently got my first credit card as young as 19. My family isn't into stocks or credit credit cards so it's a bit of an uncharted territory for me, but thanks to you I at least know the basics to get the best out of my buck.
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the next best time is now. I'm happy you shared this with me now and I will do the best I can given my circumstance. Thank you for the lessons.
All of this, yes! I'm thirty, working on getting what's left of my money from my FA (at a loss over the past two years) to stick it in an IRA and a brokerage, indexes, ETF's, and REIT's all the way, set it and forget it.
I find it helps to think of the money as not real for loss aversion. I'm only 35, so I have 30 years left in the market before I begin withdrawing. I invested right after the world shut down with COVID and rode that boom. Now the stock market is coming back to normal. I'm about 25k down from my high, but when I remember it's money I never had, or it's not real, that kind of helps. I'm still up overall, but I don't like seeing my losing 2k in one day because stocks are down a couple percent
Very True, I have been in the Stock Market since the mid-nineties. I have had some wins and some major losses. But now I'm sitting well for my retirement in less than a decade.
Gurus Peter Lynch and Jack Bogle would agree with you...index funds...@95%. I risk @5% and have made hundreds of thousands without risking my millions.
This is good, seeing Jennifer been mentioned here, Jennifer trades for me presently, started my journey with 100k now I have 950k, she is the best in the game right now
Thanks for great video Can I ask how much average return you have made last 2 years? I have no intention of being sarcastic, just pure question cause I lost quite a lot since covid
Years of wisdom in a 13 minute video. Agree with every word. Took a long time to get there
You been giving me very helpful insights towards my finances. Although majority of it isn't applicable to me due to my circumstances, I recently got my first credit card as young as 19. My family isn't into stocks or credit credit cards so it's a bit of an uncharted territory for me, but thanks to you I at least know the basics to get the best out of my buck.
I'm glad to hear it Vincent and congrats on your first credit card!!
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the next best time is now. I'm happy you shared this with me now and I will do the best I can given my circumstance. Thank you for the lessons.
All of this, yes! I'm thirty, working on getting what's left of my money from my FA (at a loss over the past two years) to stick it in an IRA and a brokerage, indexes, ETF's, and REIT's all the way, set it and forget it.
Very true check less is the key. this way your not pulling your hair in losses.
I started a Roth IRA for my daughter @ 18. Consistent Investing & compounding is key.
Your daughter is blessed!! Parent of the year here!
I find it helps to think of the money as not real for loss aversion. I'm only 35, so I have 30 years left in the market before I begin withdrawing. I invested right after the world shut down with COVID and rode that boom. Now the stock market is coming back to normal. I'm about 25k down from my high, but when I remember it's money I never had, or it's not real, that kind of helps.
I'm still up overall, but I don't like seeing my losing 2k in one day because stocks are down a couple percent
Very True, I have been in the Stock Market since the mid-nineties. I have had some wins and some major losses. But now I'm sitting well for my retirement in less than a decade.
That’s exactly it, just need to make it to that finish line. Congrats on holding steady!!
lol i love this guy. knows his shit but doesn’t fuck around and try to bs
There was a study done that said that the most successful accounts were those who were already dead. Best to follow his advice and do nothing.
Yup I’ve read that one too! Really goes to show how little we need to do
Phenomenal, pure alpha the duration of the vid! 🔥
Ty for your help I’m not a broke dumpster diver now
@JohnLiangHelpline hello fake bot
Gurus Peter Lynch and Jack Bogle would agree with you...index funds...@95%. I risk @5% and have made hundreds of thousands without risking my millions.
Just BTC and hold!
Well said john🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you!!
Thanks for the real knowledge John
John, do you just buy VOO? Or put money into a mutual fund such as FTRNX?
Is Robinhood a good place to start?
This guy gets it.
As a beginner I made my first million from stock trading investment using the help of a Pro in this field, now I have time for my self and family
Hey Harli, can you share this Pro you work with? As a beginner I have 100k to start with and I'm serious
Jennifer Lilibeth Tibbs use her name to find her on web
Hey Harli, thank you, I just found Jennifer's report here on search using her name, she is qualified. thanks again.
This is good, seeing Jennifer been mentioned here, Jennifer trades for me presently, started my journey with 100k now I have 950k, she is the best in the game right now
Finally Jennifer is getting the recognition she deserves, a calm spirit who knows what she is doing, nobody regrets working with her.
What index fund would you recommend
Any that track total US market. Check out the video I did on 3 stocks in holding for life for full breakdown
Thanks for great video
Can I ask how much average return you have made last 2 years?
I have no intention of being sarcastic, just pure question cause I lost quite a lot since covid
You are the best
I picked AMD in 2017. Since I was broke, I could not invest.
Unless your Nancy Pelosi...
John, been seeing a lot of your very helpful tips
Where do you invest on your own in the S and P? Tastytrade? TD Ameritrade?
This guy gets it.