Changing How I Manage My Money Because of AI
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Happened before the 2000’s with the nifty fifty
No it didnt totally different
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“They make a lot of money” 🤣
To the point
Of off folks likes us he forgot to add. Don’t invest in overhyped large companies they don’t have much room to growth anymore
Who knows what ETF’s are aren’t they the same as index funds?
ETFs are basically index funds with lower expense ratios. Index funds are “actively managed” meaning that there is a group of people actively looking at how it’s doing and making adjustments to what stocks make up the index. ETFs are “passively managed” meaning that they are basically just running stocks through a filter of qualities and the ones that match those qualities get into the ETF.
😂😂😂 Dude Graham it’s not like you have any insights into how large companies are integrating AI. Your opinion is no opinion 😂😂😂
P/E ratios are at all time highs wtf do you mean “they make a lot of money”? You mean the number is bigger because they keep printing more and more money?
Short term, it prints a lot. Long term, it explodes. If you’re just looking to make a quick buck, it’s good. If you plan long term and put a lot of your wealth into it… good luck.
I don’t think you know what PE ratios are. If money was printed, then profits would also be higher, thus the PE ratio wouldn’t be so high. It is an equation with 2 sides.
Imagine the cost averaging in the years the smp is down. Since I’m young, I’m betting on a couple big crashes to make a good retirement
They don’t “make” a lot of money they’re all just passing around the same handful of money in a circle so it looks like they’re making money. Trying to add trillions to the gdp by using the same 100 billion over and over.
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Yeah, that flip side is nuts. The acquisition deals for one company today would have been entire markets in the late 90s.
That there is a sign of insane capital acquisition.
Just always keep buying. Thru ups and downs, don’t even consider the price, just always buy index funds. You have 0 influence or control over anything, and you will lose money at some point. That is life. Always buy, never sell.
If a person can do better on their own, why would they not do that?
wait so when do you use the money? you have to sell at some point
@@larsbjornson1518When your Retired.
The funny thing is that this is what Hank ends up concluding, but he uses different words. This is a long winded video where all that happens is that he realizes that he should have global diversification and just keep buying.
@@kiethmergard90% of people can’t though. 90% of people who mostly buy individual stocks lose money.
DCA into Proshare ultra short for s&p to hedge your losses if it hallens and keep your stop losses set
Am investing in vxx when hearing all this
No they don’t make a lot of money compared to there value
I’ve proven I can do it myself. I’d rather control things myself, rather than trust someone else to know what they’re doing.
Average stock market unbeliever : 🤓