Top 5 ETFs (Index Funds) I Bought For GROWTH!

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Here are 5 ETFs that I've purchased or analyzed on my channel over the years. Have these investments panned out and do I believe in their future performance? Investing is a constant balance between risk and reward, along with understanding how a position fits within your investor profile and risk tolerance. I definitely got carried away with certain positions, shifting away from how I truly analyze investments. We need to see this as a learning experience and grow as investors.

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[GriffinMilks]

Hey everyone, here's part 2 of the ETF series where we revisit past videos from the channel to see where ETFs currently stand in the market. Should I do part 3? Comment below! Thanks for watching and have a great day
-Griffin

[jamesharding]

Another great video and I like the idea of going back and reviewing some of your old videos to see how they stood up. Well done!

[gregfarlane]

This is a great video concept. Please do another one with some of the alternative ETFs

[rookiemaquillage]

Is 5 years considered long or short term?

[watchornot]

Question, love the channel, didn’t invest in original Covid crash, did on the 1 yr mark (mistake missed out) got vfv at basically what it is today $94.64). Most sources I trust think the market will drop 15-20% for the rest of 2022 (take it as you will) assuming the market continues to drop, I’m better off to sell while even money and rebuy at lower prices, no? Risk is if it goes up I lose, but with war/politics etc if you were even with vfv shares today and owned nothing else would you consider selling and repurchasing at a later date? Or would you just continue buying as it drops? Not a huge amount but significant to me let’s call it 25 shares for discussion. I was in the process of buying another 25 shares as the market started to drop and Russia attacked Ukraine. What would you consider doing if this was your situation?

Thanks ✌️ ❤️ subbed and liked long time ago

[dingana]

Can you do an update on cloudMD (DOC.V)?