You've really gotten better since your first few videos and I am so happy. Been here since the beginning! I'm learning a lot but I don't get bored with the financial terms. Thanks a lot!!!
I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 85K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% per year in dividend returns. Any advice?
Investing without proper guidance can lead to mistakes and losses. I've learned this from my own experience.If you're new to investing or don't have much time, it's best to get advice from an expert.
The issue is people have the "I want to do it myself mentality" but not equipped enough for a crash, hence get burnt. Ideally, advisors are reps for investing jobs, and at first-hand encounter, my portfolio has yielded over 300% since 2020 just after the pandemic to date.
My CFA NICOLE ANASTASIA PLUMLEE a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further... She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market..
Dividend ETFs are great to have in a portfolio! I’d rather buy these instead of picking many individual dividend focused stocks. VUG is one of my favorites as well
Great videos. Only thing, I have to keep pausing to take notes and I feel as if you go through them a bit fast.. Might have to play this at half speed lol.
This has become one of my favorite channels on RUclips, thank you for all the straight forward advice. Between you and Graham Stephan, you two have guided me through investing, opening an IRA and looking ahead retirement is looking very good. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for the informative video as always! I’ve been learning a lot from you, and your videos are fun to watch! I would really appreciate it if you could do a video on the pros and cons of investing in a Target Date Fund for a Roth IRA.
Subscribed! Would be good to get an update on this topic given the shift in economic landscape. I'm trying to find the best Dividend ETFs for Passive Income and DRIP
Thank you for another great content! I have a question I am in my mid 40s and just opened a new ROTH IRA. This is what I came up with: VTI 50% SCHD 15% VXUS 15% REITs 10% BND 10% Please let me know what you think of this. Thank you so much for all your videos!!!
Could you please add the cost per share (at time of filming)of any stocks you suggest to save us some time of having to look them up individually while watching your videos? Also could you start suggesting more ETFs or stocks that are under $100? Not everyone can afford even 1 SPY or VOO share. Hope you consider. Thank you.
Not an ETF of dividend stocks, but an ETF that pays dividends - QYLD has worked well for me. It's a Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF, and is considered a good hedge against bearish markets.
QYLD has gone from $25 to $17 in price. I was reading your reply and wondered why you bought it and if you still think it's good long term or if you got out. The reason I ask is because I bought JEPI for a while....also a covered call type ETF, but I have noticed that the dividend is lower.... although the price seems to have stabilized.
@@Maryann-hk4mr I have sold my QYLD position a little while ago. Don't remember why, probably to buy a more favorable stock, I've gone with dividend growth for a while.
Just contributed some $$$ to SDY after watching this video! As per usual, you never disappoint! Congratulations on your ongoing success! I’m happy that your channel is getting more steam and attention! Continue to make these videos and pray that I get a raise so I can join you in crypto! Hope all is well. ✨
I've finally decided to start investing (at 19) and i think ETFs are the way to go, honestly...yes,I'm young,but since i dont have a lot of money to start, starting to build up capital using ETFs so to make riskier moves down the line seems like a good startegy to me
Making up to 1000$ a month requires that you find a Monthly ETF. AVERAGING ABOUT .05-3$ PER SHARE. THESE ETFs vary in price. As such it effects how quickly you grow your dividends
Question! if you've been gambling in stocks for so long and finally want to settle down in ETFs and get a Roth and contribute 6.5k or whichever limit this year is. Do you A) All in multiple ETF funds or DCA off the bat?
ETFs are diversified, which is good! Stocks are riskier since you'd be investing only in one company as opposed to owning a little bit of each of the SP500 for example...
Hey Humphrey do you do any credit card videos? I would love to hear your thoughts on this Benjamin credit card everyone is talking about! Thank you for all you do!
Dividends based ETFs are always a good investment choice, regardless of your age. What may change along the years is the percentage of allocation you have on these ETFs. He may told you he sees as a dumb idea because Dividends ETFs doesn't have much growth as small caps ETFs for example. But dividends etfs are supposed to be exactly like this, they are supposed to give you a steady passive income with a low volatility.
What are ETF fees base on? Is it based on the original amount that was invested or is based on value of the ETF at certain time in the year?. For example that you used 10000$ has fee for 30$ on a 0.003%. if the value of ETF goes up next year to 20000$ are paying 60$ in fees? Same goes if ETF value drops aswell.
The benchmark for your age group was 60 (equities) / 40 (bonds). I used to use this and part of the 40% included 10% that was a cash reserve versus using 3-4 months of expenses to cover lost of job. The 60 / 40 is undergoing. Hence, I would recommend keeping on top of what Humphrey shares on his channel.
PLEASE HELP: If I buy 10 shares of AAPL, 9 being before the exdividend date and 1 being after. Will I still receive dividends for the 9 shares I bought before the exdividend date or no. If I do, will get the dividend payment of the 10 shares I bought the next time they declare their paying a dividend or am I screwed out of that 1 share I bought after the exdividend date. Thank you :)
I don’t know a lot about investing. But my guess is the cost of the taxes and processing fees you’d pay, would far exceed what you would make on the dividend
"what is a dividend ETF?" DIDN'T EVEN SAY WHAT ETF STANDS FOR. THAT IS WHY NOT EVERYONE SUBS. LOL DON'T EXPECT PEOPLE TO "GOOGLE IT" FOR THOSE WHO ARE NEW TO STOCKS AND ARE WATCHING YOUR VIDEO.
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You've really gotten better since your first few videos and I am so happy. Been here since the beginning! I'm learning a lot but I don't get bored with the financial terms. Thanks a lot!!!
I’d be interested to see some resources for someone looking to open a UTMA account if possible. “Pros/cons” “it’s open now what?” Thank you!
Okay, your channel is literally my TV. I park in front of your channel for as long as an episode of any good entertainment series!
I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 85K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% per year in dividend returns. Any advice?
Investing without proper guidance can lead to mistakes and losses. I've learned this from my own experience.If you're new to investing or don't have much time, it's best to get advice from an expert.
The issue is people have the "I want to do it myself mentality" but not equipped enough for a crash, hence get burnt. Ideally, advisors are reps for investing jobs, and at first-hand encounter, my portfolio has yielded over 300% since 2020 just after the pandemic to date.
My CFA NICOLE ANASTASIA PLUMLEE a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further... She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market..
This has zero dislikes for a reason. Great video!
I just dislike 😅
I disliked it too. Nothing is perfect.
Really appreciate what you do, school won't teach me any of this👍
You are correct schools do not teach this nor do they teach the basics of compounding or keeping a monthly budget...in writing.
Dividend ETF = any money they make, a small portion goes to you!
I like the way you teach man!
Dividend ETFs are great to have in a portfolio! I’d rather buy these instead of picking many individual dividend focused stocks. VUG is one of my favorites as well
Agreed!
This was so well done, time stamps and detailed descriptions. Subscribed now!
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Great video 👍 SCHD is the only holding I have in my Schwab account
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Great videos. Only thing, I have to keep pausing to take notes and I feel as if you go through them a bit fast.. Might have to play this at half speed lol.
This has become one of my favorite channels on RUclips, thank you for all the straight forward advice. Between you and Graham Stephan, you two have guided me through investing, opening an IRA and looking ahead retirement is looking very good. Thanks again!
thanks Caleb, apologies for the spam comments
Thank you so much for the informative video as always! I’ve been learning a lot from you, and your videos are fun to watch! I would really appreciate it if you could do a video on the pros and cons of investing in a Target Date Fund for a Roth IRA.
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Subscribed! Would be good to get an update on this topic given the shift in economic landscape. I'm trying to find the best Dividend ETFs for Passive Income and DRIP
Very helpful! Thanks Humphrey.
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Risk for appetite anyone?
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My appetite can get very risky, especially on the weekend 😂
Wise words "if ever a bear market"... I'm buying on 2022
Yes, thank you for this video Humphrey. I am looking for this passive income type etf. Lol at Hump ETF name. Appreciate you!
I own vig and schd. Love em both.
Aye 🔥
lets go!!!
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Where can I invest into the Hump ETF? Looks promising!
lmao! One day! Apologies about the spam bots, they are getting annoying.
Thank you for another great content! I have a question I am in my mid 40s and just opened a new ROTH IRA. This is what I came up with:
VTI 50%
SCHD 15%
VXUS 15%
REITs 10%
BND 10%
Please let me know what you think of this. Thank you so much for all your videos!!!
Could you please add the cost per share (at time of filming)of any stocks you suggest to save us some time of having to look them up individually while watching your videos? Also could you start suggesting more ETFs or stocks that are under $100? Not everyone can afford even 1 SPY or VOO share. Hope you consider. Thank you.
Some online brokers will allow you to purchase fractions of shares!
You can add as little as 5$ even less in VOO , price doesn’t matter when it comes to these ETFs
First! Great content!
Thank you man! Appreciate you being here
Not an ETF of dividend stocks, but an ETF that pays dividends - QYLD has worked well for me. It's a Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF, and is considered a good hedge against bearish markets.
QYLD has gone from $25 to $17 in price. I was reading your reply and wondered why you bought it and if you still think it's good long term or if you got out. The reason I ask is because I bought JEPI for a while....also a covered call type ETF, but I have noticed that the dividend is lower.... although the price seems to have stabilized.
@@Maryann-hk4mr I have sold my QYLD position a little while ago. Don't remember why, probably to buy a more favorable stock, I've gone with dividend growth for a while.
Thanks Humphrey!! Would be interested to see a comparison between dividend and non dividend ETF performance!
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Just contributed some $$$ to SDY after watching this video! As per usual, you never disappoint! Congratulations on your ongoing success! I’m happy that your channel is getting more steam and attention! Continue to make these videos and pray that I get a raise so I can join you in crypto! Hope all is well. ✨
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I've finally decided to start investing (at 19) and i think ETFs are the way to go, honestly...yes,I'm young,but since i dont have a lot of money to start, starting to build up capital using ETFs so to make riskier moves down the line seems like a good startegy to me
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Great content as always! Could you also make a video about accumulating ETFs? I do not understand how it is being exactly reinvested. :)
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New subscriber here, great content man!
Making up to 1000$ a month requires that you find a Monthly ETF. AVERAGING ABOUT .05-3$ PER SHARE. THESE ETFs vary in price. As such it effects how quickly you grow your dividends
Question! if you've been gambling in stocks for so long and finally want to settle down in ETFs and get a Roth and contribute 6.5k or whichever limit this year is. Do you A) All in multiple ETF funds or DCA off the bat?
Hi Humphrey, what's a better investment dividend stocks or dividend ETF's? Thanks
ETFs are diversified, which is good! Stocks are riskier since you'd be investing only in one company as opposed to owning a little bit of each of the SP500 for example...
@@sandranyc Thanks. I eventually figured that out.
What does the return mean as the percentages when he talks about it? (10:03)
Like what does the percentage represent?
Hey Humphrey do you do any credit card videos? I would love to hear your thoughts on this Benjamin credit card everyone is talking about! Thank you for all you do!
Are you comparing total returns to the S&P 500 at 6:10, for instance?
Best explanation ever about how dividends are pay out in ETFs! Thank you!!
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What are your thoughts on VYM?
Will you do a video on bonds
Sounds like you cover only US market. Any videos on UK market?
Do any of these etfs require a K1 form? I try and avoid those.
Currently a banker at a retail location, thank you for your content. Dollar cost averaging into an ETF here we go!
Nice :)
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Can you make a video on how to file taxes or how taxes work in general. I’m about to graduate high school and can’t get straight answers
That’s more of a CPA’s job... this is finance. It’s like asking a NFL coach to make videos on how to dribble...
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What is the equivalent for SCHD in Fidelity? Is ETF better than index fund for this concept?
I'm new to dividend ETFs. My friend casually mentioned how dividend investing is a dumb idea. Can someone explain why he said this?
Dividends based ETFs are always a good investment choice, regardless of your age. What may change along the years is the percentage of allocation you have on these ETFs. He may told you he sees as a dumb idea because Dividends ETFs doesn't have much growth as small caps ETFs for example. But dividends etfs are supposed to be exactly like this, they are supposed to give you a steady passive income with a low volatility.
@@JayThePancake wow thanks!
*My appetite is very risky around lunchtime.*
2:36 Loool Would have been even funnier if this video was released on a Wednesday
Hahahaha
Can you do an HSA video?
Would these be good for an UTMA account? can you talk about investing in UTMAs?
Performance vs sp500? Sharpe ratio?
What are ETF fees base on? Is it based on the original amount that was invested or is based on value of the ETF at certain time in the year?. For example that you used 10000$ has fee for 30$ on a 0.003%. if the value of ETF goes up next year to 20000$ are paying 60$ in fees? Same goes if ETF value drops aswell.
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When does one pay tax on a dividend?
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What is better in your opinion BNDW or BND? Im currently invested in BNDW
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I'll be 31 this year, what should my risk for appetite be at this stage in my life? 😆
60 to 80% growth, the rest income
@@jenniferwise8515 it was joke
The benchmark for your age group was 60 (equities) / 40 (bonds). I used to use this and part of the 40% included 10% that was a cash reserve versus using 3-4 months of expenses to cover lost of job. The 60 / 40 is undergoing. Hence, I would recommend keeping on top of what Humphrey shares on his channel.
Where do you buy them? I can't find them in Degiro.
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which etf best now?
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What do you consider younger. I'm 33
I don’t like ETF because you are paying a premium and get less dividends. I do own SCHD, HDV, SPYD, VYM in my Ira
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Can I buy dividends on Robinhood??
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Hey Roz, I’m not sure man. Email me humphreytalks@gmail.com we can figure it out!
$ARCC and $NLY have been great dividends
I’ll have to check em out!
@@humphrey definitely nly
Do all ETFs pay dividends?
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a video that pays dividends!
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REN, REN 🙂
QYLD
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PLEASE HELP:
If I buy 10 shares of AAPL, 9 being before the exdividend date and 1 being after. Will I still receive dividends for the 9 shares I bought before the exdividend date or no. If I do, will get the dividend payment of the 10 shares I bought the next time they declare their paying a dividend or am I screwed out of that 1 share I bought after the exdividend date. Thank you :)
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If the expense ratio is .3 you pay $300 for every 10k, not $3
No, it’s .3%. So, multiply by .003. It would be $30.
What if somebody bought $1,000,000 a day before the dividend then sold after collecting
I don’t know a lot about investing. But my guess is the cost of the taxes and processing fees you’d pay, would far exceed what you would make on the dividend
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Noice
"what is a dividend ETF?"
DIDN'T EVEN SAY WHAT ETF STANDS FOR.
THAT IS WHY NOT EVERYONE SUBS. LOL
DON'T EXPECT PEOPLE TO "GOOGLE IT" FOR THOSE WHO ARE NEW TO STOCKS AND ARE WATCHING YOUR VIDEO.