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Quantum stocks have a great future but are greatly overpriced. Even after the major pull back today. I said this when they shot through the roof. I will strengthen these positions, but they have to drop a major amount. As much as technology is growing. They will find there way and make there mark, but They are to rich for my blood right now. The U.S. Govrement is not going to let these guys fail. Like back in the day with a single processor could only do 1 thread at a time. The limitations will start shrinking as computational algorithms become far more in demand.

I like SCHD, but even as a recent retiree I don't like SCHD to the exclusion of all else. My favorite pairing is with SCHG (Schwab Growth). At least right now, those two funds have no overlap. Other growth-y funds such as QQQ typically have some overlap with SCHD but as long as it is small, any good growth fund is a nice complement to SCHD. I also sprinkle in some covered call funds to spice the combined yield, but I would keep the percentage to those relatively small and be prepared for that portion to seriously underperform down to almost nothing after a few years. By then hopefully the growth of the rest should make up for it.

I sold all of my VOO for VGT! Now I hold 500 shares of VGT and 16k of SCHD that's all I need!

Anyone interested in buying a business should ask themselves a minimum of four questions. Is this company's product going to be desired for many years to come? (the narrative). What does the company make per year? (the earnings). What can I liquidate it for? (think book value). How much does it cost? (think price). Chris is correct; narratives and price charts are only a part of the story. I used to screen companies by taking their Price less Book Value divided by Earnings. Price less Book Value is a measure of the risk in purchasing the stock for greater than you can liquidate its assets for. And dividing by earnings gives you the number of years needed to pay off your risk in said company. It's just a scratch of the surface but helps push you towards better valued stocks.

Hi Chris, Thanks for the video! What tool do you use for the chart shown between 5:28 and 5:40

Your an hour to late, the price has fallen through the floor !!

Hi Chris, Thank you for the video and all your hard work on it. You’re literally one of the best UA-camrs in this area-Tier S! Don’t listen to the critics; please keep creating more content like this. Liked and subscribed!

Subscribed! Great Video! Me love some SCHD!

Would you not suggest SCHD for someone retiring in less than 10 years?

I split $40K between SCHG & SCHD on Monday, 25g-15d. I know I'll drive myself mad looking at it day to day, but I'm fairly new and you can't blame me right? I think I'll enjoy it as a hobby. I had $40K just sitting all year last year in a saving account and made $10 interest. I don't know anybody that's into investing and my parents didn't know shit except CDs. I got just as much cash invested as I do sitting around so I'm not stressing losing $500 today. Also got $2,000 in savings coming in every month. Not bad for loser that makes $5 an hour more than a McDonald's worker. (wink)

Great video. The comment on the dividend yield vs treasury yields definitely struck a chord with me. SCHD is not perfect, but it checks a lot of boxes for me. I believe value stocks will do very well and SCHD is a compelling value right now.

This man has the right frown lines for a stock investor.

I needed something to balance my portfolio of single tech stocks which I own for more than 5 yrs - SCHD w/o tech stocks was and still is a perfect match. 🎉

this guy likes his fast graphs and so do I...wonder how I ever invested without it

At 55 I stopped Bonds and replaced with SCHD. I regret not dividend investing in my 20s and wasted 30 years on bonds as well as international!!! Jack Boggle 3 fund portfolio is old school. SCHD for life!!

I sold SCHD and created my own basket with Fidelity. I didn’t want all of the exposure to financials.

Too bad for you that Insurance companies are best evaluated based on P/B value, not on P/E. Learn more and come back .

thanks for the video!

Excellent video!

Love the videos, Chris! Thanks for posting it.

Great video

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Sooo does that mean no lobbying the FDA to change the definition of what healthy is like we’ve seen in the past? All these promises to lessen the regulatory power of the government is not going to hold corporations accountable for using cheap ingredients and preservatives that poison us.

Spot on, but you're overlooking an important aspect. While the middle and upper middle classes have engaged this anti-consumer approach by seeking out alternatives, there are many who cannot afford the relatively small 'tax' that goes along with eating healthy. Millions are still eating this stuff. Some of the health costs are transferred to everyone else.

Simple healthy solution ~> buy oats …toast them with your toaster oven.. cool off… place in freezer… ( they will get cold but will not freeze ) ..place in bowl.. add plant milk..& fruit..& nuts..enjoy

God Bless President Trump and RFKjr! May he protect and prosper them as they make America healthy again.

In 22 people thought we would never reach such high again in the 2020s Well look where we are now Nobody can predict the market.

so if I am a in my early twenties and say would just start to invest in S&P 500 as a foundational ETF for the next 20 to 30 years, would you still recommend me to start today using dca method of 700 dollars a month?

*Meanwhile, Warren Buffet buys Domino's Pizza stock DPZ* haha.. *but i agree with you Chris I never eat that processed crap, all you have to do is read the back of the box to lose interest*

*great video as always Chris, one thing to consider is that the top companies on the S&P 500 index today also have foreign earnings , so maybe comparing the S&P 500 to just USA GDP ratio might not be that accurate, as compared to the past where most USA companies on the index mostly had domestic earnings, just my opinion*

Thanks, Chris. I love these videos. Always look forward to your view of the markets. Take care.

Thanks, Chris. This is an important video. Sometimes being in the sidelines is the smartest thing to do.

Good video. Goldminers is all about taiming the few good years and it seems to start now. Many potental catalysts this year.

I dont understand the Realty Income under the P/E 15 if it has a P/E of 38. If you could explain me that. Im a noobie.

Hey thanks for the video! I have some questions if you have time: 1) What do you think when you see insiders selling the stock 2) They have a high level of debt. When should we consider that an issue?

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Do you not care about the amount of debt a company has? Debt to Cash = 10.8. That is massive in my book.

I own this one!

Did a quick look at ALSN. Fundamentals good across the board. I think my only concern is its balance sheet. Sits on a decent amount of debt compared to cash holdings--FCF is really good and it could pay off the debts in a couple years with its FCF, but while rates are still high, I'd have concerns if that debt got re-rated. Will definitely take some time to research this company.

Just follow him, buy some gold. 😄😄😄😄

Newmont is so cheap it’s retarded. I’ll like the morons follow the nvidia train, gold is gonna be big

You want to buy things that nobody wants.

Of course any sector that is out of favor with lower priced stocks is enticing to invest in for when the sector springs back into action! Don't they always spring back? I thinks so, or the sector would cease to exist! I don't think Gold is going to cease to exist! Thanks First Shelbourne!

This is great news. Thanks for the update, Chris!

Hi Chris, one more question, if I may? Are you buying this stock now because the price on the weekly chart is at the 200 week MA? I understand why you are buying it, but why now? Do you use technicals for entries, like moving averages?

Chris, If I am reading the number correctly, BN does not have an impressive ROIC - roughly 5% a year over the past eight years. Is this due to the industry they are in? Thank you.

Fantastic video, Chris. This is the kind of stuff I am looking for. Helping educate people so they can have a comfortable and secure future. Thank you.

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Thanks, Chris.