Best ETF for Long Term Investing - BUY These

Best ETF for Long Term Investing - BUY These

If you're embarking on a financial freedom journey seeking passive income 2024, trying to learn how to make money fast, discover the best ETFs for long term investing or simply looking for a simply ETF portfolio strategy, this is your video. Whether you're after dividend income with a dividend ETF like SCHD or more growth with VOO, VGT, QQQ, or QYLD, the key is investing into exchange traded funds with a etf portfolio long term approach and these 3 ETFs mentioned today will help you reach your financial goal quicker than the rest of them!

*Ari Gutman's videos are not meant to be construed as investment advice, each video is for ENTERTAINMENT purposes only. All investment strategies and investments involve risk of loss. Any reference to an investment's past or potential performance is not, and should not be construed as, a recommendation or as a guarantee of any specific outcome or profit. The video is accurate as of the posting date but may not be accurate in the future.

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[arigutman]

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[TeeTemce]

I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my whole life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, thank you Catherine Gauthier.

[jthomascruz]

I have gone with a similar route in my Roth IRA, with VOO, FTEC, and DGRO. I basically have looked at FTEC as a clone of VGT that has performed slightly better in total returns over time and has a slightly lower expense ratio.

[OscarCastillo-fldw]

That’s crazy that’s my 3 ETF SCHD, VTI, VGT bb long term for sure.

[joecraven]

What an excellent, clear, concise, informative and actionable video.

[TheOriginalTucriah]

Being 46, I'm going heavier into schd, but still buy voo, vgt, and qqm. By retirement age, my 401k and employee stock will be roughly 1.2 million to roll over into a rollover ira.

[koreancardboard]

Like #300! Keep it going, Ari! Thanks.

[chretienkammann]

Thank you for a great and clear video.
Just to share my three ETF portfolio: VOO, FTEC and SCHG.
For me it's less about dividend and more about performance and growth.

[GCInvesting]

I’m all in VOO, SCHD, and QQQM. Buy and hold forever

[hernstv]

QDTE and XDTE weekly dividend payout works great for me.

[leopoldpierre]

Go for all three market hitting all time highs we might not get high return in the next few years as...

[jarc]

Some growth alternatives SPLG, SCHG and FTEC

[AmandaBrookes]

I lost over $80k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Karen Preston

[awesomevideos]

Does your SCHD return caluation factor in reinvesting the dividends?

[mohamedabdullahi]

Does it matter if u invest high dividend stocks in my brokerage account or Roth IRA?

[ysmith]

I still regret selling my position on, VYMI 2 years ago.
I still shed a tear from time to time. 😢

[Abhi-xsle]

What about Bmo Znq and Zsp. Is that worth to invest for long term.

[Sun_Wukong]

I wish VOO would do a stock split! I think new investors would take more interest!

[Jayvazquez]

I have a similar approach but Have FXAIX, SCHD and VGT…I believe VGT is going to make a lot of investor very good returns if held for at least 10 years!!

[leepickell]

I would subscribe to what you’re saying if SCD‘s dividend didn’t grow. If it were a 3.7% yield, with of 3 to 6% tagger… Then I would say leave it alone until you’re 55. However, the dividend for that fund grows at anywhere between 9 to 11%. I think one would be a fool, to not put somewhere between 5 to 10% of their portfolios allocation in SCD from the moment it opens.

I would lay out of portfolio at 50% view, 40% VGT, or 10% Schd