5 ETFs to BUY & HOLD FOREVER

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ETFs are a great way to diversify your portfolio and create a core for your portfolio. Think of an ETF as a basket of stocks, some baskets are larger than others.

In today's video, I will go through 5 of the BEST ETFs to Buy & Hold for the LONG-TERm. These are FOREVER ETFs. Some focus on diversification, some on growth, some on dividends, and much more.

In the comment section below, let me know what YOUR Top 5 FOREVER ETF list looks like.

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Blitcliffe

as always another great and informative video. thank you.

ypinnlz

Thank you very much! I really enjoyed this insight and have invested in a few of these etf's. I am sure I will be successful 😉

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HodgeChris

Great video Mark!
1-Voo plus Splg- cheaper
2- Vug plus Schg- cheaper price
3- Vtv plus Schd
4- Ftec cheaper version of Vgt
5- SMH, Soxq

tompartyka

My favorites are VOO, SCHG, QQQM and SCHD. I keep buying more and more shares of each one regardless of whether the market is going up or down. Dollar cost averaging my way on all 4 ETFs.

atl

Great stuff! I really value your videos, Mark!

Aaronymous_

My favorite 5 ETFs are: SCHD, VOO, VYMI (international), DGRO and VB (small cap)

chinvest_kz

I use SPLG, SCHD, SPYG, and IETC. SPLG is the S&P 500. SPYG is growth and IETC is technology. Both move similar to QQQM. The Nasdaq 100 has too much junk in it for me. Sometimes SCHD can be up when the rest is down. It can be frustrating as well but seems to have a purpose.

jessew

Thanks, Mark, for an excellent discussion of these 5 ETFs. As a retired and 72 year old investor, I am focused on dividends and dividend growth which is why I own SCHD. Good stuff!

davidwysocki

Thanks for the great video. What percentage allocation would you suggest for the 5 ETFs mentioned in the video, considering someone in their mid-40s with a stable job and $100K to invest? Your guidance would be greatly valued. Thank you.

ashen_NZ