SMARTER & SUPERIOR Investment to the S&P 500 & QQQ in 2024 (GARP)

What are the best investments for maximizing the returns of your portfolio and minimizing downside risk.

I've always said that These two in combination are extremely important.

Now Going into the new year, there's a lot of mixed predictions as to what to expect, many are bullish, and expecting the markets to hit record highs, which is primarily driven by interest rates cuts, even though they are only projections,

And others are very skeptical, and rather bearish, stating stocks are currently overvalued, and due for a pull back, plus earnings forecast for company's are due to fall drastically in the new year.

And we have seen numerous companies with poor forecasts for 2024, like FedEx, general Mills, and now Nike to name a few.

Now there's a term in finance called GARP. This is my opinion holds the key to successful long term investing, and can be the perfect way to maximize growth in the new year, but also help minimize downside volatility as it avoids investments that are overvalued. And its one of my favourite investment strategies. So let me explain.

In this Video i go through in detail why SPGP GARP ETF can be the a very strong performer in the new year!

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Disclaimer:
I am not a financial advisor. Viktoriya Moskalyuk does not provide investing, tax, legal or accounting advice. This video is for entertainment and educational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. I am solely sharing my personal experience and opinions. I highly encourage you to do your own research- there is a risk of losing money in the market. You should consult your own tax, legal and financial/investment advisors before engaging in any transactions.

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[Rockiii]

Expense ratio of .34, for an actively & competently managed fund, is very reasonable. When I started investing in the ‘80s, actively managed mutual funds had expense ratios >1%, some even 2% or more.

[BerthaAdelheid]

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.

[douglasmichel]

Thank you for posting Viktoriya. I have my degree in economics and now that I am 65 and newly retired I have finally squeaked across the line of the upper class and do not wish to go back to being middle class. I think you understand what I mean. I appreciate your videos.

[papigus]

you bring good stuff to the table. I am amazed how instruments like these one go under the radar. I have been investing for 10 years and i have never heard this one...

[GrimbleGromble.]

Really great content. I love the detailed explanations, and have learned a lot watching several of your videos.

My only gripe, and I know this comes from trying to play the YouTube algorithm, is the noisy thumbnails. I almost didn't click, as it comes across too childish relative to the nature of the content and to what I believe the target audience of interest would be. Sharing this because I enjoyed the video, and think it is worthy of success, but I think the thumbnail can be toned down a bit.

[sirfriendzone]

I had already planned to make SPGP a core holding starting in January. This just backs up that decision. Thx! 😊

[bonanzatime]

Great recap on SPGP. Waiting 'patiently'😂 for 1099s, etc., so I can figure out how much I can put in my IRA! And then put it all in SPGP.👍

[elexisrice]

Where are the new posts. Today’s 1/5. I did click notifications as you said. I kept getting hear videos that are not now. Like today. Thank you

[Richardson_Mg]

It’s at all time high ! I’ll wait for pull back under the 20

[larrywillard]

probably not Tax Friendly? Is it time to mention mid-cap or small-cap, if they perform well for the start of a recession?

[pqjzheng]

I will continue my passive income journey.

[kevinzou]

The thesis is focus on energy solar and industry. Top 10 of the 75 stock holdings are CF FANG ENPH STLD NUE MOS VRTX MPC CTRA ALB. Let’s wait and see…or just jump on the wagon.🎉

[retsoptihs]

People always recommend ETFs, and I do think they serve a useful purpose, but they seem to go against the advice of great investors like Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch, among others. Peter Lynch always said that if you don't know why you own a stock, you shouldn't own it. Well, given there are 500 companies in the S&P 500, it would be impossible to know them all, and many of them are deadweight, just making up the numbers. So why would I buy them?

Warren Buffett also said that diversity is more of a protection against ignorance than a necessary strategy. Yet many others say that ETFs are the only thing us retail investors should touch. It's confusing lol.

Anyway, that was a good video, well explained. I'm probably stubborn for only holding individual stocks but I like to do things my own way. I tend to look at metrics such as return on invested capital and free cash flow over things like P/E and bottom line income, and how the cash flows are expected to grow over time to give me the return I desire. I could easily be wrong with all of this but it's all in good fun 🙂

[icecreamcake]

SPGP vs DGRW, which one would you choose to invest in today?

[realworldanswers]

so should i listen to this video or her last one. i want stable monthly income and have 26k after i still my portfolio. basically i need consistent as high as possible monthly income.

[charlesjames]

What will be the best 'current income', as in from dividends, positionings for 2024? I am retiring and value monthly income far higher than capital growth, although I do not want to lose anything on the NAV side of it. Thanks?

[vampirelawyer]

Spgp is 50% of my portfolio which is an 8 figures. I agree and love SPGP

[duckyjp]

Great video. Interesting investment. I’m now considering it.

[BeatlesSale.]

I disagree with you about Tesla, a magnificent seven stock. Lower interest rates do make a difference for this car company. As they move more into the Tech and Energy space you may have a point. But right now lower interest rates make their cars more affordable.

[elexisrice]

Today is Friday 1/5 is this your last video.. Is there one coming today? Thank you for always great intel