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I choose to use the DIY mixed investment options in Australian super with percentages in different quantities in each allocation. Are you suggesting to have more percentage in international shares over Australian shares or just international shares only
Hey Greg - US shares in particular is where Andrew spends most of his time. The action appears to be here far more than the ASX - where resource stocks have lagged the banks quite considerably.
Thanks both! I think there is a huge misconception amongst people that the money is managed better by others until you realise that eg. No risk management strategy is being applied etc. we are just setting up an IB account for our SMSF with your team’s help and then either get into the wealth Lite strategy or actually apply all the learnings you provided to manage the money ourselves for a while to practice learnt trading skills 🤑🤩😎🙌
Hey guys thanks so much for the advice. I'm 32 and have been hesitant investing in my super as I'm bearish on the world economy and in the camp of a hard landing. If we experience another GFC it's gonna be worse than the 2008 one, what implications would that have on our super? Are you in the camp of a hard landing? What's your take on SMSF into Precious Metals? Also how important is capital growth in a share if the dividend payout is high? BHP and Fortescue had dividend payouts of over 10%. With a reasonbly high dividend like that isn't that attractive to look at?
Dividend yields can be great, absolutely. We tend to find more utility out of the options market running covered calls - why? we find we generate far more income, in most instances, throughout the course of a year, versus the stocks dividend yield. Commodities and bonds are great ways to diversify your holdings, which our clients often implement with their trading. Needless to say - the equity market has been flying and some great money made thus far!
*Thanks for watching! Let’s hear from you! What’s your experience with superannuation? Have you tried any of these steps, or maybe have your own tips to share? Drop a comment below, let us know your thoughts, and let’s get the conversation going on how to make super work harder for a wealthier retirement!* 🚀💰💪
Great video. At about the 16 minute mark there was a reference to somehow nullifying the US withholding tax in super. What's the trick with that?
Reach out to our team Allan!
I choose to use the DIY mixed investment options in Australian super with percentages in different quantities in each allocation. Are you suggesting to have more percentage in international shares over Australian shares or just international shares only
Hey Greg - US shares in particular is where Andrew spends most of his time. The action appears to be here far more than the ASX - where resource stocks have lagged the banks quite considerably.
Thanks both! I think there is a huge misconception amongst people that the money is managed better by others until you realise that eg. No risk management strategy is being applied etc. we are just setting up an IB account for our SMSF with your team’s help and then either get into the wealth Lite strategy or actually apply all the learnings you provided to manage the money ourselves for a while to practice learnt trading skills 🤑🤩😎🙌
well said, Dagmar! thanks for sharing your feedback.
Hey guys thanks so much for the advice. I'm 32 and have been hesitant investing in my super as I'm bearish on the world economy and in the camp of a hard landing.
If we experience another GFC it's gonna be worse than the 2008 one, what implications would that have on our super? Are you in the camp of a hard landing?
What's your take on SMSF into Precious Metals?
Also how important is capital growth in a share if the dividend payout is high? BHP and Fortescue had dividend payouts of over 10%. With a reasonbly high dividend like that isn't that attractive to look at?
Dividend yields can be great, absolutely. We tend to find more utility out of the options market running covered calls - why? we find we generate far more income, in most instances, throughout the course of a year, versus the stocks dividend yield. Commodities and bonds are great ways to diversify your holdings, which our clients often implement with their trading. Needless to say - the equity market has been flying and some great money made thus far!