The market's direction can swiftly change, with indexes frequently transitioning from a bear market to a bull market precisely when the news is most negative and investor sentiment reaches its lowest point. I came across an article highlighting individuals who achieved profits of up to $150,000 during challenging market periods. Considering this, I am curious about the best stocks to purchase now or add to a watchlist.
I just watched this again after I did various comparisons and SOXX is not even competitive performance wise with so many other semi conductor, ETFs, or mutual funds on the market It is very easy to get this information. Just wanted you to know.
Nice video except you really need to add the mutual fund by fidelity FSELX to the comparison Because even though it is a mutual fund it beats all of those that you had listed also it proves the point that a higher expense ratio doesn’t always mean a better performance
I've started investing in fidelity's fselx fund about a month ago. When everything is down this one is up 16 percent ytd. With 3 and 5 year averages of 23 percent. And it is still inexpensive to build quantity of shares at 24.00. I bought at 22 and add every 2 weeks. Hope it keeps up.
I also invest about 25% of my equity portfolio into FSLEX It beats all the other semiconductor ETFs or mutual funds and I am continually comparing those to each other and FSELX has one out here after a year An answer to why others don’t talk about this I think it’s because it’s a mutual fund and not a ETF Plus it has a very high expense ratio of .69 But semiconductors are here to stay in for a big portion of one’s portfolio they should have a semi conductor mutual fund or ETF for sure I do wish FSLEX was An ETF but until something comes up that beats FSLEXI will continue to have 25% of my portfolio into that
FSELX has beat both SOXX AND SMH, even adjusting for fees, back testing every year since SOXX’s inception (with the exceptions of ‘15, ‘16 and ‘17 where SMH beats it by less than half a point) and has the longest track record, dating back to 1987. And dividend yield as is the LAST thing you’d want to worry about in a chip stock. A company that would rather pay dividends than reinvest in their company is not growing at a rate you’d want with a fund as aggressive and risky as an all chip fund.
No she should keep doing it. I like it. You know what is dishonest and vile: Pineapple on pizza. That stuff stings every Italian New Yorker in the kisser.
Victoriya - Would you consider timestamping your videos, especially if they have to do with ETFs. The task of putting them in order is fundamental for the choosing of a good investment fund?
Can you please review and give feedback on QRAFT ETFs? They came out with their 4th fund that is AI making the trades, sort of. Would welcome your thoughts.
So happy to see this new video but I have a question about a former one where you hyped SPYI. Did you realize that the dividend for SPYI has an ROC of over 90%. With that return of capital they are giving you back an extremely large amount of your own capital disguised as a dividend. I sold a large portion SPYI today! 😂
I guess her point was the fund dividend payments are designed to be more tax efficient 🤔 I assume you are worried about the erosion of principal? I would like to hear her response to your point.
Using Charley mungers face or Warren Buffett’s face is the epitome of dishonesty. Why would I listen to anything you have to say? What is wrong with you?
Hi Viktoriya, I am looking for a top semiconductor ETF that accumulates, and SOXX does not. Can you comment on which alternative would be best? Because for international investors, you may not know that when we set up accounts in US they charge us 33% on dividend!
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The market's direction can swiftly change, with indexes frequently transitioning from a bear market to a bull market precisely when the news is most negative and investor sentiment reaches its lowest point. I came across an article highlighting individuals who achieved profits of up to $150,000 during challenging market periods. Considering this, I am curious about the best stocks to purchase now or add to a watchlist.
Thank you for providing this helpful pointer.
This might be the best ETF comparison video I have seen on RUclips, because I feel it was simple and easy to follow.
Not only are you smart and insightful, but you are pretty as well. So I enjoy your videos on more than one level.
@Hit-MeUp-Whatspp. I imagine you're a grad student that is teaching at some college, driving the business majors wild.
I love your analysis - and nice presentation skills! I archive your videos to consider future investment opportunties.
I just watched this again after I did various comparisons and SOXX is not even competitive performance wise with so many other semi conductor, ETFs, or mutual funds on the market
It is very easy to get this information. Just wanted you to know.
Appreciation of your time and energy making these videos. SOXX is pricy to jump into.
@Viktoriya_Media_ what ya got for me.
The leveraged version is a lot cheaper per share but obviously riskier, SOXL currently at ~$25
@@probst9999999999 thanx for info
im sticking to bond etfs like high, cshi, sgov until the fed pivots
Nice video except you really need to add the mutual fund by fidelity FSELX to the comparison Because even though it is a mutual fund it beats all of those that you had listed also it proves the point that a higher expense ratio doesn’t always mean a better performance
I've started investing in fidelity's fselx fund about a month ago. When everything is down this one is up 16 percent ytd. With 3 and 5 year averages of 23 percent. And it is still inexpensive to build quantity of shares at 24.00. I bought at 22 and add every 2 weeks. Hope it keeps up.
i like fselx too but not many people are talking about it
I also invest about 25% of my equity portfolio into FSLEX
It beats all the other semiconductor ETFs or mutual funds and I am continually comparing those to each other and FSELX has one out here after a year
An answer to why others don’t talk about this I think it’s because it’s a mutual fund and not a ETF
Plus it has a very high expense ratio of .69
But semiconductors are here to stay in for a big portion of one’s portfolio they should have a semi conductor mutual fund or ETF for sure
I do wish FSLEX was An ETF but until something comes up that beats FSLEXI will continue to have 25% of my portfolio into that
Thanks again for an excellent video!! So informative and easy to understand even the more complicated funds!
Thank you for the EXCELLENT content. VERY much appreciated.
Excelente información, saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱.
What about SOXQ? Thank you!1
Yep, good call!!!
brains and beauty. whole package
FSELX has beat both SOXX AND SMH, even adjusting for fees, back testing every year since SOXX’s inception (with the exceptions of ‘15, ‘16 and ‘17 where SMH beats it by less than half a point) and has the longest track record, dating back to 1987. And dividend yield as is the LAST thing you’d want to worry about in a chip stock. A company that would rather pay dividends than reinvest in their company is not growing at a rate you’d want with a fund as aggressive and risky as an all chip fund.
Once again your beauty of looks and work is outstanding❤
Thx
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The high price edges out the majority of investors, unfortunately
8:46 ....well hello😊
Dropping loads!!!
I agree 500 bucks a share is too much
soxq 29 dollars same holdings and growth. thank me later
Please STOP putting photoshopped Twitter posts in your video banners. It's extremely dishonest and completely unnecessary.
No she should keep doing it. I like it. You know what is dishonest and vile: Pineapple on pizza. That stuff stings every Italian New Yorker in the kisser.
Agree and disagree 🙂
😂
Who cares.
@kmasick1 you should care, have some standards
Victoriya - Would you consider timestamping your videos, especially if they have to do with ETFs. The task of putting them in order is fundamental for the choosing of a good investment fund?
So from the thumbnail, how do you get $1200 a month from this ETF? Can someone break the math down? It doesn’t make sense to me.
Could you please do this for Canadian ETFs ?
When will the AI bubble pop?
When quantum computers have dramatic realistic advances leaving AI obsolete. Probably not in my lifetime. Lol.
Or you could stop clicking on her content! You said nothing about the ETF, I think you missed to point entirely!
Can you please review and give feedback on QRAFT ETFs? They came out with their 4th fund that is AI making the trades, sort of. Would welcome your thoughts.
So happy to see this new video but I have a question about a former one where you hyped SPYI. Did you realize that the dividend for SPYI has an ROC of over 90%. With that return of capital they are giving you back an extremely large amount of your own capital disguised as a dividend. I sold a large portion SPYI today! 😂
I guess her point was the fund dividend payments are designed to be more tax efficient 🤔 I assume you are worried about the erosion of principal? I would like to hear her response to your point.
Great video, love your content. Quick question. The Seeking Alpha matrix rated each with a "D -" for risk. Can you please explain why? Cheers.
Thanks for the informative video!!
I like SOXQ better than SOXX
Make a vid about SOXL
im up 100%, but too dangerous. Look at the long term chart for TQQQ vs SOXL
@@weho_brian I am down 55% grrrr
Sorry but SMH and VGT
But stover $500.00 per share no thanx
soxq same 29 dollars
Abshire Flat
Using Charley mungers face or Warren Buffett’s face is the epitome of dishonesty. Why would I listen to anything you have to say? What is wrong with you?
Hi Viktoriya, I am looking for a top semiconductor ETF that accumulates, and SOXX does not. Can you comment on which alternative would be best? Because for international investors, you may not know that when we set up accounts in US they charge us 33% on dividend!