7 ETFs That Will Make You WEALTHY

7 ETFs That Will Make You WEALTHY:
0:00 - Intro
2:47 - S%P 500
6:54 - Total Stock Market
8:01 - High Dividend-Yielding
12:25 - Emerging Market
14:38 - Innovation
16:35 - REIT
18:23 - Growth Stock

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[iam_julie]

I'm super late but I'm here after watching Jay Shetty's podcast with you as his guest!! Subscribed & now going to be binge watching your videos. Thanks for making all of this so much easier to understand!

[Pauldonald]

Thoughts on ASX stocks and how good are they?

[erickisel]

This is a great place to start folks. Research which funds interest you and evaluate your risk tolerance. These are long term investments and the goal is to be wealthy. Listen to Jaspreet, he is very wise. I like the dividend income and REITs at my age but a younger investor should probably invest in more tech based funds. Good luck all.

[davidgorejr]

REMIND ME WHY I SPENT YEARS TRYING TO LEARN ALGEBRA AND TRIG ONLY TO NEVER USE IT.THIS IS WHAT WE SHOULD LEARN IN SCHOOL BUT IF THEY DID TEACH THIS THEY COULDNT ROB US BLIND.

[BTgla]

Thank you for this video Jas!!! I am now ready to finally put myself in the stock market, pray for me everyone 😬😬😬😁

[callingoutbullshit]

Great video. I started putting back in Vanguard VNQ I like the descent dividend and real estate always brings money long term.

[feemcdonald]

Stressed about money, wanting to learn, and you make it so much fun, can’t be stressed listening to you. :) the only thing is I want to invest in ethical companies.

[emilyjones]

That makes sense, good thing is, people are getting to know Cash is thrash! It is designed to fail. 3 BEST and surprisingly easy ways to double your cash in 2021; Real Estates, Gold, who can guess the 3rd?

[moshdrah]

Been watching multiple videos on ETFs but none came close to your explanation. I have adequately understood what you have taught us on ETFs. Thanks

[dudedaddy]

QQQM charges less exp ratio vs QQQ (I believe is a better market indice to follow vs S&P 500) Use a Total Market ETF to mimic the S&P 500, 400, & 600. I prefer a CEF in REIT space: Leveraged: RQI or Non-Leveraged: RFI, I prefer this Dividend ETF: SCHD. You cant go wrong with T. Rowe Price's TCHP; ETF version of its wonderful Blue Chip Growth Mutual fund. I wouldn't hurt to add a Preferred Stock ETF: PFFA and for stashing cash normally kept in an investment account I like : STIP especially during these times of high inflation. Also for Precious Metals commodities exposure; ETF; PICK or CEF: BCX.

[lilfrog]

A couple of years ago I switched from buying individual companies' stocks to ETFs and I'm not going back. This is less risky and (almost) guaranteed profit in the long run. It's just slower than some of the very successful companies but your investment won't be at the mercy of those few companies.

[louisfreeman]

This is not new information for me but it's great to know that I'm on the right track. Thanks for all the great content 👍.

[jahimuddin]

I have a dividend ETF in my portfolio but I am going to try to get 2-3 S&P 500, total stock market and dividend ETFs in my portfolio. I also have a few shares in a clean energy ETF. My portfolio is a little messy at the moment but I am learning.

[elizabeths.]

Many of the stocks you mentions I already have shares in and will continue to buy more. Great video as always. Thanks.

[jamesnewport]

Similar to the way I broke down ETFs to my high school students. Jaspreet is way more entertaining than myself especially with editing and effects. I've shown some of your videos but students say you talk to fast!

[iloveprivacy]

If you want to diversify beyond the US, there's more than just emerging markets: there are developed market ETF's covering places like Europe.

[celestial]

Can you do a video on investment taxes? Not a lot of investors talk about taxes. The more you make on investing, do you have to pay more on taxes?

[CreativeCashflow]

Solid advice. I think everyone should make it a priority to investing in assets (a business, stocks, real estate, side hustles). I dont hate anyone working a 9 to 5 job but financial freedom does not come from living and dieing off of one stream of income.

[TheMuljo]

I think you meant to say VWO for emerging markets. VMO is a bond fund by Invesco. Also I believe you meant to say SLYG instead of SYLG for the growth fund.

[aureliocantos]

Identifying lucrative investments can get you ahead in no time, Stock investing, when done well, is among the most effective ways to build long-term wealth.