How To Invest For Maximum Returns // 10 Tips

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro
0:06 - Maximize Tax-Advantaged Accounts
1:54 - Invest Tax Efficiently
3:14 - Try Playbook
4:36 - Avoid Individual Stocks
6:16 - Diversify
8:05 - Do Not Chase Returns
10:08 - FREE 1-Page PDF
10:18 - Stop Moving Money Around
11:18 - Reinvest Dividends
12:12 - Just Keep Buying
13:10 - Minimize Investment Expenses
15:01 - Wait

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DISCLAIMER: I am not a financial adviser. These videos are for educational and entertainment purposes only. I am merely sharing my personal opinion. Please seek professional help when needed.

[jordanclarxon]

You're one of the only youtubers who I actively rewind sections of your video due to your videos being so beneficial and insightful

[jackwpetrov]

What would be the best 5 etfs for a beginner with a lump sum ?

[BENR]

Probably your best video.. I’ve been doing basically all of these for years. Glad to know my steady and slow “pot luck” investing style isn’t crazy.

[DavidLuiz-nddn]

I'm in my 50s and I'm more interested in investments that could set me up for retirement, I mean I've heard of people that netted hundreds of thousands during these crash, I listened to someone on a podcast who earned over $650K in less than a year, what's the strategy behind such returns?

[theflightsimulationexperie]

As a person who has been investing for 20 years in the markets and has done all the stupid things you could ever imagine, this is the only advise you need to build wealth.

[Raniyanhunter]

I've just begun learning about value investing, and I've found that many good stocks are undervalued despite their intrinsic value. If you had $100, 000 to create a strong investment portfolio, which stocks would you choose for better returns?

[severianconciliator]

Paused this video, set my funds to reinvest dividends, and then restarted video 🙂

[ParkDari]

Our current focus is to keep us in the 12% federal tax bracket For the next 9 years. Living minimally only purchasing unique experiences and interesting classes has kept us joyful.

[J.D]

Just invest in good companies with solid fundamentals... I've been doing it for 20 years, and I've beat the market 80% of the years since. It's not that complicated.

[martinyeager]

It is important to understand the impact or "Required Minimum Distribution" from regular IRA's and balancing your retirement between that and Roth's. I will eventually be forced to take more than I like out of my regular IRA which will may push me into a higher tax bracket than when I put the money into the accounts. I wish I had been investing in the 401K up to the company match, then going to the Roth IRA limit, followed by returning to my 401K.

[christophdenner]

You Americans are so lucky with your tax-deferred accounts like Roth IRA or 401k. As a European investor, I have to pay tax on every single dividend payment, 35% tax in the country I live in . We have no tax-deferred accounts. Everything sits on taxable brokerage accounts. You see how much easier wealth generation is for you folks on the other side of the big pond.

[avanith]

Please make a video regarding how to balance investing in a taxable brokerage account versus retirement accounts when someone is aiming to retire around 45-50 or so.

[eeffocian]

A video that will age well through the test of time. Thank you

[marco_robert]

Bro just give a little smile so that we know you made a joke.😂😂

Loved the video. Thanks for the amazing breakdown because many terms are hard to be understandable by people who are beginners or have not started.

[jordanclarxon]

Are you opposed to using brokerage apps like Robinhood, WeBull, and other similar apps that aren't VanGuard/Fidelity/Charles Schwaab?
Also, are you on board with ETF's, or do you prefer sticking with index funds?

[RebeccaEvans]

The amazing hair helps. Thanks for helping peeps.

[stephenblessed]

...some random guy on youtube with amazing hair...😆

[brucestiles]

Portfolio Management Guidelines:
1. Diversify to eliminate unsystematic risk. A broad-based index fund handles this need.
2. Keep expenses low. Broad-based index funds have very low expenses.
3. Pay attention to taxes. Since there is very little portfolio turnover, a broad-based index fund generates very little in the way of taxes.

Most people will have all of their investments in tax-advantaged accounts, so they don't have to worry about #3. If you earn enough that you have to put money into taxable accounts, then Lucky You.

[gibbyrobinson]

Yes Tae you do have some rocking hair!!😂

[manueldelgado]

As they say, time in the market beats timing the market