SVOL did change their underlying strategy. After listening to an interview with the fund managers it made a lot of sense and it was to our benefit. Premiums on bond volatility was higher so they added that to get us more yield. Great fund managers who are very transparent
I'm convinced that investing $50k-100k in the right company before it goes big is more important than saving for retirement. However, picking the right company is so hard that saving might be safer, cuz who would've guessed Nvda? I have around $200k in a HYSA and want to invest. What are the best opportunities now?
I believe investors should start with S&P 500/ETFs for a solid foundation, then diversify across asset classes and maintain disciplined, regular investing to minimize risks and maximize growth.
For someone starting with $200k, begin with S&P 500 ETFs, diversify across asset classes, and invest consistently to minimize risks and maximize growth. Partnering with a financial advisor can help streamline your strategy. This approach turned $80k into $53,000 in annual dividends.
Sure, 'Melissa Elise Robinson' is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details on the web to set up an appointment.
I'm impressed you admitted you were wrong on SVOL. I thought your channel was all fear and hype but considering subscribing if you keep making content like this. 👍
You did not mention that .5% of the 1.16% expense is required by their broker as reserves in the form of repo’s. By law these repo’s must be disclosed as an expense even though they are not.
Viktoriya Media Love your videos. I like SVOL as well and add more shares every month. Plus, SVOL has a great yeild. I'm ok if ETFs fall in value because it's an opportunity to buy more and collect more monthly dividends. As long as the ETF does not fall below the NAV, I'm good...Besides, I'm up on SVOL using a DCA strategy.
Definitely working clickbait thumbnails, which I'm also not a fan of... but honestly, a lot of good RUclipsrs do the same 😐 better just to judge the content
Remember when she said "sell SVOL"? That's why you buy and hold and not treat the stock market like FOREX. As an Australian investor buying US stocks has its risks given our AUD:USD exchange rate is falling. It would be interesting for you to review private credit/credit income fund stocks like GOF and PDI with 15% dividend yields and other strategies on how people can generate cash flow to hedge against inflation.
That's about the same for me except I got 1000 shares in Oct2023 for $22/share and the NAV is now $22.85 (at least a 3.5% increase) plus the $300/month dividend it pays me every month. I'll keep SVOL until I see a good reason to replace it with something else. In the meantime, I'll be enjoying the dividends that SVOL pays me every month.
SVOL hasn't been around long enough for anyone to know whether it will beat a simple buy and hold of VOO over time, or even a 60/40 portfolio using VOO and an intermediate term bond ETF.
I think SVOL would be a good exchange for a high yield savings account. I thought about moving some of my savings into SVOL for 3 times the yield. It's a higher risk but I'm pretty sure it would win out.
You don’t have to be here last I heard it was voluntary to click. If she learns something new she tell you. It’s still your choice to look into it and make your own decision! Always someone else fault. Big boy pants optional!
With only 12% short May VIX + 70K VIX 50 calls + net long Treasuries, SVOL is positioned to profit if VIX goes above 50. In the best case scenario, we sell all 70K calls for $30, giving us a profit of $210M, which is +28% and after the vol shock subsides, we are +28% + bond income. In the worst-case scenario, the long VIX calls expire worthless, and after the vol shock, we are even + bond income. And, if VIX goes to 80, the current short May VIX will have a temporary drawdown of around 15-20%, and this will be counterbalanced by the gains from bonds and long VIX calls.
It seems not many people mention whether an ETF is an Open End, or Closed End ETF. I think you should mention this fro every ETF, and incorporate the implications in your analysis. Which is it for SVOL?
Hi, I enjoy your video immensely. I want to ask, an expense ratio of 1.16% for SVOL seems quite high, wouldn't you agree? Is it still a good investment despite its expense ratio?
I'm tired of these new buys every week, just to make up some assets with low percentage on my $236k portfolio and try to keep everything around 10%. Do you think these ETFs you just mentioned are safe buys to outperform the market this year?
Hi! be careful, SVOl has large positions in bonds. for example, 20% is invested in the AGGH ETF which has a Weighted average maturity of 8 years. There is therefore significant sensitivity to the interest rate. It is important to know the product in which you are investing. otherwise you risk overconcentration
I like the videos but I’m always confused about the thumbnails. How much do I need to make make $17,603/ month with this? And what does this have to do with Warren Buffett?
$100,000 will generate $17,603 dividends per *YEAR* . The dividends are paid out monthly. But don't forget ... The stock price is *down* nearly 20% from the peak, while the market is making new highs!
She advertises $17603 per month, not year. That would take a $1.3 million investment to make $17603 @16% APR , lol. That casual of an error is why you must do your own analysis. It's fine to listen, but do the math !
There is a contradiction in Viktoriya's videos. She recognizes that many of her viewers are not trained in finance, and she explains some arcane terms of trading in her narratives. With that recognition, she ought as well to slow down her speech on youtube clips to a normal conversational rate. I find in playing this vidieo that her rate is much like that of a tobacco auctioneer in South Carolina. I could record and play the video back at a reduced speed, but then the audio is not so clear. There are no CCs in a playback. Viktoriya, please take notice !
I went to buy svol and Schwab gave me a warning before I could buy. It said a lot but one thing was his stock isn't meant to be held long term. It also said it was an ETP.
Amazing the number of people who criticize her for changing her mind about SVOL, even though she explained why. When new data is presented; I like Viktoriya, sometimes change my mind. What do you do?
I have *MUCH* more respect for a financial presenter that can make a video describing how he/she has learned something that changed their mind on a subject they covered earlier. It’s called being honest and mature. It’d be a problem if she had never made this video, actually.
SVXY had no hedging tactics in place. They simply shorted the VIX with 100% of their assets. When you combine all the hedging tactics SVOL uses: 20% Short VIX futures, Buying UVXY calls, and shorting VIX Futures rather than present day VIX, i think it can definitely survive a day like that. (Remember this isn't financial advice, this just my opinion) :)
@@ViktoriyaMedia i short uvxy OTM leap options for around 8 years. It is 100% win strategy before 2018. I survived 2018 that day. In that day my short position on Uvxy call increased 3 times in one single day. I calculated the risks where i can survive if uvxy call increase 10 times. So I survived that day but many ppl sues svxy and xiv issueers and later uvxy from 2 times to 1.5 times leverage due to this. And xiv etf are gone in that day. I got benefits as i short option where leverage reduces the option price and after several weeks i turn that trade into profit. I am much more confident in this strategy after 2018. But then later covid19 comes in 2020 march my position increases 20 times and i got margin call and lose all the money i earned over like 7 years.
@@neitui2865it's 1.5x of vix futures, yet long position of otm uvxy option cannot totally cover the loss in shorting vix, but the portfolio shall still survive due to exposure level of vix
LMAO I know! To be honest, when they started using ROC and doubling their ER, I was concerned, and it wasn't just me, a lot of analysts were voicing their concerns. But i did speak with the managers and they informed me that their auditor's opinion required a reclassification of the majority of the distributions as ROC. So it was an accounting change. But Ill be going over ROC in a video soon. But this video was highlighting the funds ability to protect itself against a volmaggedon event, which i do admit was very impressive and rather shocking.
Thats the problem, I have been enjoying Svol divys for a long time but never had a good reason to sell. these youtube gurus have to keep making videos for the click bait and that is obvious.
She was far from the only one, many were concerned about the changes they made a few months back. And not without at least some due caution after all Simplify recently announced they were closing their tail risk fund CYA after a 20 to 1 reverse split couldn't save it so they are human too. Know what you own and why you own it, if those don't change you really have no reason to change your investment
@@jefflang5743you have to understand where she’s coming from. She lost money in the past from high risk options play and SVOL is potentially one if you get caught on a big sell off of the markets. I didn’t sell everything but I did trim it from her previous video about this and ready to load up when and if it drops
Vik, I agree with you that SVOL is a good play for the moment, but I really think the low beta is deceptive. Some day SVOL is going to get wacked -30% up against it's "insurance". There is also no guarantee that beneficial conditions will last (high short term rates, high demand for options gambling).
Volatility is not constant... nothing wrong with trading in and out of a stock. Or an investor's thesis might change (which is the case for most people).
@@MrSummitville no sir only bought from her suggestion and with her knew thesis on the stock I decided to sell since it shorts volatility. I feel like this year is going to be more volatile. 😬😱
svol price is down 20% since inception and flat last 12 months while sp500 is up 24%. the 13% yield is high taxed, netting 9%. so in net terms you have lost 2% since inception. basically it went down 20% in 2022 when sp500 also went down 20%. it's very correlated to sp500 but highly taxed.
SVOL distributions are ordinary income/short-term capital gain at 12-37% depending on your tax bracket. This is from their website. If you hold this etf long enough the stock price will probably keep going down and eventually go to zero. It slowly eats itself. Good luck!
Return of Capital (ROC): Since September a portion of the monthly dividends is a return of capital. The income generated by SVOL is not sufficient to support the distributed income each month from September onward.
That was one of the reasons I put out a caution video a little while back, they started using ROC for the first time, (plus doubling ER and doubling their holding in AGGH). After speaking with managers, they did inform me that it was an accounting change.Their auditor's opinion required a reclassification of the majority of the distributions as ROC. I will touch on ROC in another video. But this video was strictly judging the funds ability to protect against a volmaggedon event! :)
Does Warren Buffett approve of you using his image and likeness on your video thumbnail : giving the perception the text is a quote of his?! Misleading much? Unsubscribed.
Excellent presentation skills and content. Appreciated the information. However using "Warren Buffet" in the teaser is extremely disingenuous and unappealing. Also, the gratuitous cleavage is totally unnecessary and a detractor from your ability to communicate a sense of professionalism.
SVOL did change their underlying strategy. After listening to an interview with the fund managers it made a lot of sense and it was to our benefit. Premiums on bond volatility was higher so they added that to get us more yield. Great fund managers who are very transparent
Good you finally realized Svol is a great etf. Have a big position.
I’ve been in since you first mentioned and been buying more ever since.
Very impressed with this channel!
I’ve listened to five videos on SVOL and yours was by far the easiest to understand. Thanks.
Thank you! I'm very happy to hear that ☺️
@@ViktoriyaMedia you have made a positive difference in my portfolio returns, so thank you again!
I'm convinced that investing $50k-100k in the right company before it goes big is more important than saving for retirement. However, picking the right company is so hard that saving might be safer, cuz who would've guessed Nvda? I have around $200k in a HYSA and want to invest. What are the best opportunities now?
I believe investors should start with S&P 500/ETFs for a solid foundation, then diversify across asset classes and maintain disciplined, regular investing to minimize risks and maximize growth.
For someone starting with $200k, begin with S&P 500 ETFs, diversify across asset classes, and invest consistently to minimize risks and maximize growth. Partnering with a financial advisor can help streamline your strategy. This approach turned $80k into $53,000 in annual dividends.
I've been considering getting one, but haven't been proactive about it. Can you recommend your advisor? I could really use some assistance.
Sure, 'Melissa Elise Robinson' is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details on the web to set up an appointment.
I looked up her name online and found her page. I emailed and made an appointment to talk with her. Thanks for the tip
I'm impressed you admitted you were wrong on SVOL. I thought your channel was all fear and hype but considering subscribing if you keep making content like this. 👍
Wow your subscription is so valuable 😂😂
Ya, I ignored your caution on the earlier episode on SVOL. And after analyzing HIGH, I invested in that ETF as well....
I like them both! I use HIGH as a savings account
You did not mention that .5% of the 1.16% expense is required by their broker as reserves in the form of repo’s. By law these repo’s must be disclosed as an expense even though they are not.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention ☺️!
Viktoriya Media Love your videos.
I like SVOL as well and add more shares every month. Plus, SVOL has a great yeild.
I'm ok if ETFs fall in value because it's an opportunity to buy more and collect more monthly dividends. As long as the ETF does not fall below the NAV, I'm good...Besides, I'm up on SVOL using a DCA strategy.
How or what is dca and how do you do this ?
Nice explanation! Glad I found your channel! Subscribed!
Please keep an eye on SRHR. The first REIT covered call that I’m aware of.
Thanks for the comment. I ended up buying some after some research. I like that they choose growth-based REITs.
her thumbnails are misleading, she’s making it seem like warren buffet is the one saying these things
Definitely working clickbait thumbnails, which I'm also not a fan of... but honestly, a lot of good RUclipsrs do the same 😐 better just to judge the content
Remember when she said "sell SVOL"? That's why you buy and hold and not treat the stock market like FOREX.
As an Australian investor buying US stocks has its risks given our AUD:USD exchange rate is falling.
It would be interesting for you to review private credit/credit income fund stocks like GOF and PDI with 15% dividend yields and other strategies on how people can generate cash flow to hedge against inflation.
We have 500 shares from October of 2022 and until I see a massive drop or a lot of div cuts I’m all in
That's about the same for me except I got 1000 shares in Oct2023 for $22/share and the NAV is now $22.85 (at least a 3.5% increase) plus the $300/month dividend it pays me every month. I'll keep SVOL until I see a good reason to replace it with something else. In the meantime, I'll be enjoying the dividends that SVOL pays me every month.
You have a different thing you love every other day that’s better than the other one you found.
Alot of that is over my head, but it sounds good 👍 I'll get two dozen🤑
SVOL hasn't been around long enough for anyone to know whether it will beat a simple buy and hold of VOO over time, or even a 60/40 portfolio using VOO and an intermediate term bond ETF.
I think SVOL would be a good exchange for a high yield savings account. I thought about moving some of my savings into SVOL for 3 times the yield. It's a higher risk but I'm pretty sure it would win out.
She flip flops more than meet Kevin
more of a bouncy bouncy I like to think of it as, not flip flopping.
What is bouncy? 😉
You don’t have to be here last I heard it was voluntary to click. If she learns something new she tell you. It’s still your choice to look into it and make your own decision! Always someone else fault. Big boy pants optional!
@@darrylsprowal6463 There is no "learning" happening in these click bait videos.
@@darrylsprowal6463 darryl you have no chance with her buddy, you are not her knight in shining armor, you should stick to hookers and video games.
Today, the short VIX futures position lost money, but the gains from the bonds put us in the green.
I am a new investor and a lot of what you talk about goes over my head. The more I listen the more I learn. Thank you ! Very informative stuff !
With only 12% short May VIX + 70K VIX 50 calls + net long Treasuries, SVOL is positioned to profit if VIX goes above 50. In the best case scenario, we sell all 70K calls for $30, giving us a profit of $210M, which is +28% and after the vol shock subsides, we are +28% + bond income. In the worst-case scenario, the long VIX calls expire worthless, and after the vol shock, we are even + bond income.
And, if VIX goes to 80, the current short May VIX will have a temporary drawdown of around 15-20%, and this will be counterbalanced by the gains from bonds and long VIX calls.
It seems not many people mention whether an ETF is an Open End, or Closed End ETF. I think you should mention this fro every ETF, and incorporate the implications in your analysis. Which is it for SVOL?
Hi, I enjoy your video immensely. I want to ask, an expense ratio of 1.16% for SVOL seems quite high, wouldn't you agree? Is it still a good investment despite its expense ratio?
like the old axiom, you can have it good, fast, or cheap. pick two. I don't mind paying the management fee
The more complex the strategy, the great the risk, also the higher the return the great the risk.
Who are you? What are your credentials?
I love SVOL. It's my 3rd or 4th largest holding and holding strong.
I'm tired of these new buys every week, just to make up some assets with low percentage on my $236k portfolio and try to keep everything around 10%. Do you think these ETFs you just mentioned are safe buys to outperform the market this year?
Hi! be careful, SVOl has large positions in bonds. for example, 20% is invested in the AGGH ETF which has a Weighted average maturity of 8 years. There is therefore significant sensitivity to the interest rate. It is important to know the product in which you are investing. otherwise you risk overconcentration
Interest rates are going through be cut this year and AGGH will do quite well as a result.
I like the videos but I’m always confused about the thumbnails. How much do I need to make make $17,603/ month with this? And what does this have to do with Warren Buffett?
$100,000 will generate $17,603 dividends per *YEAR* . The dividends are paid out monthly. But don't forget ... The stock price is *down* nearly 20% from the peak, while the market is making new highs!
She advertises $17603 per month, not year. That would take a $1.3 million investment to make $17603 @16% APR , lol. That casual of an error is why you must do your own analysis. It's fine to listen, but do the math !
There is a contradiction in Viktoriya's videos. She recognizes that many of her viewers are not trained in finance, and she explains some arcane terms of trading in her narratives. With that recognition, she ought as well to slow down her speech on youtube clips to a normal conversational rate. I find in playing this vidieo that her rate is much like that of a tobacco auctioneer in South Carolina. I could record and play the video back at a reduced speed, but then the audio is not so clear. There are no CCs in a playback.
Viktoriya, please take notice !
You can go into the settings icon just to the right of the CC and click on playback speed and choose. But I would still prefer a conversational tone.
SVOL provides more income per unit of risk than any other ETF. Nothing else even comes close.
1. wait for a crash
2. buy SVIX call options
3. get rich
I went to buy svol and Schwab gave me a warning before I could buy. It said a lot but one thing was his stock isn't meant to be held long term. It also said it was an ETP.
Where is that total
Return tool?
Amazing the number of people who criticize her for changing her mind about SVOL, even though she explained why.
When new data is presented; I like Viktoriya, sometimes change my mind. What do you do?
I have *MUCH* more respect for a financial presenter that can make a video describing how he/she has learned something that changed their mind on a subject they covered earlier.
It’s called being honest and mature. It’d be a problem if she had never made this video, actually.
No no ! The finance is settled ! Wink .. wink ..
which broker to use? we are in asia
Svxy collapsed at 2018 one day. Can SOVL survive on that day?
SVXY had no hedging tactics in place. They simply shorted the VIX with 100% of their assets. When you combine all the hedging tactics SVOL uses: 20% Short VIX futures, Buying UVXY calls, and shorting VIX Futures rather than present day VIX, i think it can definitely survive a day like that. (Remember this isn't financial advice, this just my opinion) :)
@@ViktoriyaMedia i short uvxy OTM leap options for around 8 years. It is 100% win strategy before 2018. I survived 2018 that day. In that day my short position on
Uvxy call increased 3 times in one single day. I calculated the risks where i can survive if uvxy call increase 10 times. So I survived that day but many ppl sues svxy and xiv issueers and later uvxy from 2 times to 1.5 times leverage due to this. And xiv etf are gone in that day. I got benefits as i short option where leverage reduces the option price and after several weeks i turn that trade into profit. I am much more confident in this strategy after 2018. But then later covid19 comes in 2020 march my position increases 20 times and i got margin call and lose all the money i earned over like 7 years.
Buying uvxy calls are long vix?
@@neitui2865it's 1.5x of vix futures, yet long position of otm uvxy option cannot totally cover the loss in shorting vix, but the portfolio shall still survive due to exposure level of vix
One week we sell it, the next week we buy it!! Make up your mind honey.
Click bait ...
she's more of a Trader than Long Term Investor
LMAO I know! To be honest, when they started using ROC and doubling their ER, I was concerned, and it wasn't just me, a lot of analysts were voicing their concerns. But i did speak with the managers and they informed me that their auditor's opinion required a reclassification of the majority of the distributions as ROC. So it was an accounting change. But Ill be going over ROC in a video soon. But this video was highlighting the funds ability to protect itself against a volmaggedon event, which i do admit was very impressive and rather shocking.
Hi Victoria
Could you please cover Simplify CTA and EQLS ETF please?
Great!
2 months ago, you said sell SVOL. Now it's great. Amazing.
Flip flopping on svol I see
Thats the problem, I have been enjoying Svol divys for a long time but never had a good reason to sell. these youtube gurus have to keep making videos for the click bait and that is obvious.
She was far from the only one, many were concerned about the changes they made a few months back. And not without at least some due caution after all Simplify recently announced they were closing their tail risk fund CYA after a 20 to 1 reverse split couldn't save it so they are human too. Know what you own and why you own it, if those don't change you really have no reason to change your investment
It was the expenses she was worried about in earlier vids friend
Svol has been as stable as a us Treasury (in price) in my portfolio setup for the last 12 months.
@@jefflang5743you have to understand where she’s coming from. She lost money in the past from high risk options play and SVOL is potentially one if you get caught on a big sell off of the markets. I didn’t sell everything but I did trim it from her previous video about this and ready to load up when and if it drops
VIX 16. Bonds are now VIX positive. SVOL'S VIX sensitivity is only .035 . This is all good.
How do you know you aren't wrong now?
SVOL is doing well because we have yet to have a major correction, it’s NAV will tank when the correction happens .
SVOL has already been through a correction, the fund started in 2021, and there was a major correction in 2022.
You're wrong. A major correction has already happened in it's history. NAV stabilized.
😊
Vik, I agree with you that SVOL is a good play for the moment, but I really think the low beta is deceptive. Some day SVOL is going to get wacked -30% up against it's "insurance".
There is also no guarantee that beneficial conditions will last (high short term rates, high demand for options gambling).
Check with your brokerage if you use margin because SVOL has 100% requirement eating up your margin.
With 12% short May VIX + 70K long VIX 50 calls + net long US Treasuries, SVOL is now anti-fragile, meaning it will benefit from chaos.
I sold my svol so that I can play options with pltr. I can make 3X on options than I could with the dividend from 100 shred of svol
But u can lose it all too doing options.
@@JUANGARCIA-bs6ev Buying - Yes , Selling - No
I just discovered your channel and I would like to add that 52 percent of the SVOL dividend is return of capital, meaning not taxed
Great video. I buy a lot of ETFs on my channel.
SVOL in my income portfolio since it’s inception, so far is doing great, I just like watching her😂
Agree 100% 😆😆😆🔥🔥
Credibility matters and just last month you made inaccurate claims regarding the same etf and others….
SVOL does not buy UVXY calls. SVOL buys VIX calls.
Today, VIX was +3%, and SVOL was flat. Therefore, today's SVOL's VIX sensitivity was 0.
I will never buy into this until they lover their expense ratio!
You get what you pay for.
She's constantly flip-flopping.
SVOL? That thing is half of what SOXX and VGT are. Your joking right?
There dividends aren't great.
Dqydj dividend reinvestment calculator? Yes I see your point now.
So you said before it was a buy…then you warned us and sold yourself…now it’s good and we should buy…
Volatility is not constant... nothing wrong with trading in and out of a stock. Or an investor's thesis might change (which is the case for most people).
SVOL doesn't buy UVXY calls. SVOL buy VIX calls.
Fund is interesting but hasn’t been a great investment unless you were reinvesting dividends.
With 12% short VIX futures and 70K long VIX 50 calls, there will be a payday if VIX goes over 50.
Soon enough she’s going to realize SPYI is the best high income ETF 😅
are YOU going to buy, or do YOU already own SVOL ?????????
WTF?! Stop overexposing this nice lady!! She is fair skinned, so close down an Fstop ! Even my beginner students know this!
3-4% inflation is the new normal. Get over it.
Damn I sold out of svol from last video 😂
WHY did you sell? Are you not thinking for yourself?
@@MrSummitville no sir only bought from her suggestion and with her knew thesis on the stock I decided to sell since it shorts volatility. I feel like this year is going to be more volatile. 😬😱
2 months ago you sold it now you are back in it. Looks like you gained nothing in doing that.
svol price is down 20% since inception and flat last 12 months while sp500 is up 24%. the 13% yield is high taxed, netting 9%. so in net terms you have lost 2% since inception. basically it went down 20% in 2022 when sp500 also went down 20%. it's very correlated to sp500 but highly taxed.
my SVOL dividends are never taxed and it's NAV has been above my cost basis since I first got it.
SVOL distributions are ordinary income/short-term capital gain at 12-37% depending on your tax bracket. This is from their website. If you hold this etf long enough the stock price will probably keep going down and eventually go to zero. It slowly eats itself. Good luck!
@@tomsettles6873 nope--I've never paid taxes on my SVOL dividends due to holding that stock in my Roth IRA.
@@tomsettles6873 Not. NAV is stable. Good luck.
@@tomsettles6873why zero ?
Looking into purchasing SVOL, can someone tell me why the significant drop from Oct 2022 to Oct 2023?
Return of Capital (ROC): Since September a portion of the monthly dividends is a return of capital. The income generated by SVOL is not sufficient to support the distributed income each month from September onward.
oh my, not good
That was one of the reasons I put out a caution video a little while back, they started using ROC for the first time, (plus doubling ER and doubling their holding in AGGH). After speaking with managers, they did inform me that it was an accounting change.Their auditor's opinion required a reclassification of the majority of the distributions as ROC. I will touch on ROC in another video. But this video was strictly judging the funds ability to protect against a volmaggedon event! :)
@@ViktoriyaMedia they are not "using" ROC, it's just simply that some forms of ETF income has to be classified as ROC for tax purposes
Please get rid of whatever that barely audible ringing ambient sound/music is in the background... it's so distracting and annoying.
She flip-floos all the time. Came back to see if anything changed. Nope. Shoulda known.
Does Warren Buffett approve of you using his image and likeness on your video thumbnail : giving the perception the text is a quote of his?! Misleading much? Unsubscribed.
Svol is horrible during a bear market. The volatility will be high and market goes up and down a lot causing a big crash to this trash fund
Nah I wouldn’t buy this, high expense ratio and it’s way down and flat on the 5 year timeline. Schd / schg and jepi / jepq are way more solid.
Are you sure you are looking at the right etf?
They also jacked up their fee's. Not worth it in my book.
What fee, did they jack up?
Gotta get all that CLICK BAIT in the thumbnails. No one will ever catch on.
Excellent presentation skills and content. Appreciated the information. However using "Warren Buffet" in the teaser is extremely disingenuous and unappealing. Also, the gratuitous cleavage is totally unnecessary and a detractor from your ability to communicate a sense of professionalism.
click bait with Warren Buffet's picture in the back ground!!
Did you get paid to pump that shit ?