Thank you for the informative video. Appreciate that there are videos covering Europe investing also. Would appreciate a next part where you show how you would decide from those 5.
I am so big on stocks and it has worked well for me, but I also like to have a well balanced, low-cost set of ETFs that keeps the money in my pocket. How can I maintain an effective ETFs approach returns on the long run?
Great video Tom. Thanks! But how about if you are not leaving in one of the 10 countries listed in justetf. If you leave in another European country like Cyprus or Greece for example. How to you use justetf?
Hi @Tom Crosshill! Can you make a video on “Time in the market vs timing the market” I would like a video with your way of explaining things, much more than any of the current videos on here! Thanks so much! /Dan
Hi , just started watching your videos really informative thanks I live in Greece and it says justetf is not available here , can you suggest one that works here or in Europe. Thank you.
Justetf doesn't have a local country version, but in my experience you can still use a different version of the site - like the German one - because with the right broker you can basically buy the same ETFs from Greece as from other EU countries.
Great content Tom many thanks. As a European investor, I want to go for factor investing. I try to find an international small cap value ucits acc. at least equivalent to Avuv in $. From the education you showed I can only find AVWS which is in Euros. It the only one or am I missing some point. Encouraged from your question: what is your pick for US small cap value ucits acc. in $. Leveraged Thanks
Hi! I can't give advice about specific ETFs - as a general note, the selection in Europe IS different than in the US and especially for factor ETFs there can be less choice.
Hey Tom I absolutely love your content and would love your help. I am 21 years old and would like to invest in ETF’s, but how many should I be buying? I was thinking about the Vanguard S&P500 (VUSA). Would it be wise to add another ETF for example for dividends or would that be unnecessary. Also is VUSA the best option or would something like SPYL or I500 be better? Hope you can help me out, thanks! Edit: Also I am from the Netherlands and use DEGIRO
Hey! I can't give individual advice, only comment generally. The answer to how many ETF is usually "as many as you need to achieve your strategy but not more" because an ETF by itself is already quite diversified. For most investors 1-3 ETFs can be quite enough.
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Thank you for the informative video. Appreciate that there are videos covering Europe investing also. Would appreciate a next part where you show how you would decide from those 5.
I love that this channel focuses on Europe. I live in the UK but it took me some exhausting time to find the European equivalent.
I would love a video about different types of sustainable ETFs
Factor investing video would be interesting, especially with limited choice of factor etfs in Europe (no Avantis etc)
I reinvest my ETFs dividends and will do so for years growth.
I am so big on stocks and it has worked well for me, but I also like to have a well balanced, low-cost set of ETFs that keeps the money in my pocket. How can I maintain an effective ETFs approach returns on the long run?
Excellent as usual 🙌
Thank you for the video. Did you find SCHD alternative for Europe?
thank you sir
Please make a video about factor investing. Thank you!
Thank you very much for your helpful vid.
Great video Tom. Thanks! But how about if you are not leaving in one of the 10 countries listed in justetf. If you leave in another European country like Cyprus or Greece for example. How to you use justetf?
I just use the German version because it shows you the widest selection of ETFs.
Amazing
Thank for the immensely valuable information ☺ . And please make a video about sustainable investing
Planning on it!
Hi @Tom Crosshill!
Can you make a video on
“Time in the market vs timing the market” I would like a video with your way of explaining things, much more than any of the current videos on here!
Thanks so much!
/Dan
It's a bit older, but here's a video I did on this a few years ago: ruclips.net/video/0SE8mypRvIU/видео.html
ARK Artificial Intelligence & Robotics UCITS ETF USD Accumulating
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Hi , just started watching your videos really informative thanks
I live in Greece and it says justetf is not available here , can you suggest one that works here or in Europe.
Thank you.
Justetf doesn't have a local country version, but in my experience you can still use a different version of the site - like the German one - because with the right broker you can basically buy the same ETFs from Greece as from other EU countries.
Great content Tom many thanks.
As a European investor, I want to go for factor investing. I try to find an international small cap value ucits acc. at least equivalent to Avuv in $. From the education you showed I can only find AVWS which is in Euros. It the only one or am I missing some point.
Encouraged from your question: what is your pick for US small cap value ucits acc. in $.
Leveraged Thanks
Hi! I can't give advice about specific ETFs - as a general note, the selection in Europe IS different than in the US and especially for factor ETFs there can be less choice.
@@thetomcrosshill Thank you very much.
Hey Tom I absolutely love your content and would love your help. I am 21 years old and would like to invest in ETF’s, but how many should I be buying? I was thinking about the Vanguard S&P500 (VUSA). Would it be wise to add another ETF for example for dividends or would that be unnecessary. Also is VUSA the best option or would something like SPYL or I500 be better? Hope you can help me out, thanks!
Edit: Also I am from the Netherlands and use DEGIRO
Hey! I can't give individual advice, only comment generally. The answer to how many ETF is usually "as many as you need to achieve your strategy but not more" because an ETF by itself is already quite diversified. For most investors 1-3 ETFs can be quite enough.
@@thetomcrosshillThank you so much for your reply Tom. Highly appreciate it!!
Hi, what is better decision to invest 10000 eur in general. Monthly or all once. I have in mind S&P 500. Thx
It depends on your time horizon. If you invest it for the next 20+year. Put it lump sum. Try to keep putting more each month or each year.
Is the accumulating ETF dependent on brokerage. For example on etoro it looks like you can't do accumulating (I may be wrong)
Last I checked, eToro was very very limited for European ETF investing.
@thetomcrosshill thank you, it's ironic because it is from Europe 😀
@@Chinedu311 It's because it focuses mainly on other types of investments that are not ETFs at all.
Hundreds of millions of euros… wow. That builds trust. LOL.