In this video I will show you how to build a bulletproof investment portfolio for 2021 (from scratch). I will talk about what type of stocks to invest in or how to balance your portfolio and mitigate any potential risks. This would be relevant for long time investors but also will show how to build an investment portfolio for beginners and novice investors. Hopefully, after this video you will have a better idea on how to build your stock investment portfolio for 2021.
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Vti qual mgk 3 ETFs do what he's trying to do more simply and easily
And add vfva he has next to no value stocks.
Hi Tom
Great video as always
Will u never ever ever try to time the market or has Ur mind changed now ?
Short term ie 1/2 years or less, will there be a correction or even a crash? Is even the likes of coca cola as safe as cash as implied here? Apple? US Stock market is at stupid high levels and is only a world event from left field away from a 20% plus correction. Any exposure to markets should be limited to 50% for those around retirement age imo. That's my take. Not been around as long as Warren Buffett, but seen a fair bit to be nervous. Different if decades til retirement and paying in monthly.
Ah! It’s reassuring to hear you Options are riskier. Instead I have invested in long term good index MF. Thanks for your honest thoughts. Makes sense to me who likes to keep investing simple and safe relatively speaking.
Q: you didn’t mention Bond funds as buffer in down markets. Why not? I have AA of 60/40 but I don’t think it’s good enough to fully reap benefits of investing
i'm doing 25% ETF, 25% Blue chips, 40% growth and 10% Cash.
you only trade US stocks, denominated in US dollar? sorry, not good enough. This is concentrated risk and not a good advice.
Good talk, thanks for the breakdown.
Thanks, Tom. Helpful. I would find another low-risk and diversified ETF to put that 15% in instead of in the bank as even if it grows 3% per year, yet a lot better than putting it in the bank, especially if your initial capital is not that much.
wallstreetatlas!
What about 3 leverage ETF like SPXL?
Thanks Tom ✌️
portfolio summary:
15% to the bank
15% to etf snp 500 or any etf
30% to blue chip og stocks, coca cola, GOOG, fb, etc. above 50billiom marlet cap stock that are safe
40% to growth stocks, high risk and potential, tsla, amazon etc.
portfolio summary:
15% to the bank
15% to etf snp 500 or any etf
30% to blue chip og stocks, coca cola, GOOG, fb, etc. above 50billiom marlet cap
40% to growth stocks, high risk and potential, tsla, amazon etc.
The needs change with age. Now that I just retired I made lifestyle changes along with portfolio changes.
1. Sold my house in NVA and moved to Florida. Proceeds bought me a brand new townhome .8 miles from a world class beach and I paid cash for it. No mortgage. The rest went into the market.
2. Paired down my "high growth companies for a more dividend heavy portfolio. Dividends now between taxable account and 401K are 200,324. Overall portfolio generates 3.96% dividend yield.
3. I have approximately 75,000 in physical gold and silver coins
4. I have 25,000 in cash in my taxable account
That is it. The best thing about qualified dividends btw that very few people talk about its their tax advantage. For a married couple the first 80K approximately is tax free. So with current tax deductions you can have approximately 105K and not pay a dime in Federal and if you smart enough to relocate in a state with no income taxes zero tax overall
No empowered political/social change will happen until we use currency models without any usury: no tax, fees, costs or interest. Only then will we move to trust-based collaborative economics and achieve the empowerment all people are looking for.
To get subscribers, too many of the channels are pushing risky stocks and trading practices. ETFs, "OG" stocks, and time IN the market are laughed at as "boomer" investment. Keep up the good work, Mr. Nash! 👏 Gambling is for kids whose entire portfolio won't cover a year's rent.
I agree with the concept. I would be easier to digest if you had some visuals e.g graphs or table
Great content Tom, over the years I have built an aggressive portfolio which has remain productive over time. The pandemic was harsh on the market, but having a well-diversified portfolio across assets was my backup strategy I used in recovering and growing my portfolio during the pandemic.
do more!!!!!!!
Bro just get to the point
My 30%+ a year portfolio:
– 30% VOO
-15% ARKW
-15% ARKK
-5% NIO
-5% BLNK
-5% CHPT
-5% CCIV
-10% BTC
-10% ETH
+ extra cash on hand (30% of my net worth)
I make huge profits on my investment since i started trading with Mrs Stacie Morgan, her trading strategies are top notch coupled with the little commission she charges on her trade.
Wow…someone who GETS IT !!!!
My strategy for $100 thousand is 20% cash in the bank. Next choose a brokerage that offers plenty of tools for leveraging the portfolio. Next 30% goes in a dividend creating stocks like Reits, most pay from 3% to 12%, I use only 2. Next 40% goes into high growth tech companies like PLTR, AMZN and my favorite TSLA. The last 10% goes into option trades that are 2 years in length with a strong exit strategy. This 10% can exponentially grow faster than the industry standard annual 7% compound interest. Taxes put aside you reinvest the gains from the option trades into more option trades, each time doubling the trades if possible. Also use the gains to buy more grade A stocks in the portfolio. Or do a 50/50 split trades and stocks. At the same time you do all the above have a goal of saving 70% of your income, learning to do more with less. I automate my investments making it less painful IMHO. I totaly agree that you can't time the market just "dollar cost average" and leave it alone.
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Nothing shameful in being risk-averse! Great stuff, Tom!
not bad not bad…hahah
Tom, I know you probably won't read this, but can you do another one of these videos? I want to see if your stock picks have changed now…