Why You Shouldn’t ONLY Buy The Su0026P 500 ?

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Title	:	Why You Shouldn’t ONLY Buy The Su0026P 500 ?
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You just said a load of bs
Comment from : @HargullLifeG

What the fuck is guys blabbing about
Comment from : @najibabounasr

Lol bro is a pro garbler
Comment from : @rickmiles5297

Get back to school kid, stop mumbling
Comment from : @BB-bt9vj

Huh? 😂 Um… no
Comment from : @CoreyW-g8t

I believe the S&P 500 is heading for a correction soon—it’s been two years since the last one, so it seems due I’m planning to capitalize on this with $200k or less, focusing on covered call ETFs that offer 9-11 dividends paid monthly Having a skilled CFA, like Lauren Christine Campbell, can greatly enhance your success in the market
Comment from : @NicoleAniston-o

Noone knows what youre saying
Comment from : @CamilleI

If you don’t have a lot of money just buy the 3x direxon leverage s&p Your money will work 3 times as hard but you might wanna use stop losses cause a 10 crash will be 30
Comment from : @koolHalo3clips

Sir is it better to buy Index Fund or ETF
Comment from : @RareKing6

Lmao what😂
Comment from : @mister-_-muda7756

Horrible videobr2 seconds answer yes is good or do not invest in it
Comment from : @hollywood3164

Wtf did we just watch?????????????????
Comment from : @trieet9827

His word salad is creepy
Comment from : @Kellz75

This is part of the reason why money managers and advisors can't beat the S&P 500 - too much thinking Buy the S&P, NEVER EVER sell, borrow against it, diversify, and live off of the "proxy profits" You're welcome
Comment from : @khafreahmose8768

There is a 40 chance that the high/low of the day will occur within the first 20minutes of the trading day I trade Micro E-mini S&P 500 futures and have done incredibly well by knowing that single piece of information
Comment from : @TurtleTraderEvolved

People that don't get what he's saying should probably hire a financial advisor He's speaking in plain English
Comment from : @unikornkontroller

Err what? I don't understand
Comment from : @memycellsandi

He’s cute tho !😊
Comment from : @nickphang2293

We will be burdened by through out becoming unburdened
Comment from : @Tripsurfer

convinced that investing $50k-100k in the right company before it goes big is better than just saving for retirement But since picking the right company is hard, saving might be safer—who would’ve guessed SPGI? I have $200k in a HYSA and want to invest What are the best opportunities now?
Comment from : @Mihlaligeza-w8f

So what's the solution bro?
Comment from : @SG-xb7de

this is bullcrap dude you say nothing should shut down your page lololol
Comment from : @josefadams647

He said nothing lol
Comment from : @andrewface

The wording could've been more concise Your argument sounds unconvincing
Comment from : @Constitution1789

I think he’s saying you have to sell S&P 500 Index to have income while dividend eft you always own & live off dividends Plus you can pass in to create generational wealth I say invest in both because S&P is growth & dividends are supplemental passive income
Comment from : @worldtraveler3044

Something, something, dont give an elephant a crab cake on sundays in Philadelphia Best advice I ever got
Comment from : @idlehands1111111111

Bro I respectfully don’t get what you said, it makes no sense to me brbrI could be wrong in my understanding maybe but it would not have much of an effect at all vs if you owned diversified funds brbrThe fund IS diversified, so it’s better to only place more of your money into one or two funds to accelerate the compound effect brbrThis is my opinion though
Comment from : @viktormilov_

Sounds like: "Saturday always follows Friday, but be careful, you might trip up on Wednesday" 😂
Comment from : @connoroleary591

LOLLLLL
Comment from : @trinibeanmi5104

For me S&P Is well worth the risk longterm but still gonna have multiple buckets and draw from the bucket that's the fullest
Comment from : @coastalhillbilly3419

I feel like you hit record 30 seconds late and ended 30 seconds early…
Comment from : @Bur6212

Wtf did I just watch?
Comment from : @jonasbergstrom9064

Not a single word of content in this shite video
Comment from : @DarkoFitCoach

Shut your mouth and stop it 😊
Comment from : @NOTurbuisness-r5q

This clip feels unfinished
Comment from : @wooj82

What do you think of spus
Comment from : @Jawaddbysndbbz

That's a lot of talking for not saying much
Comment from : @michaelfinn4485

Totally depends of how much you are withdrawing every year At even figuring a very conservative average return of 6 (keeping it all in an S&P 500 index fund) I can withdraw $48,000 a year and still have $625,000(in 30 years) after drawing out 4000 a month every month for that for 30 yearsbrbrAnd this is also factoring in paying 25 taxes on the withdraws
Comment from : @HRCISASKNK

How much should I start with when starting to invest in the S&P 500? If I want to put in £500 a month what should my first payment be?
Comment from : @aprilwilcock7699