Prof, I love VIG, but the ETF that no one knows about and that you should look into is SPHQ. I'm making it my core in my ROTH, alongside SCHD and VIG. (Make sure you do the fund overlap so you can see how these three complement each other perfectly)
Nolan, because I believe the markets are gonna be in our favor over the next few months, I’m seriously considering SPYI, a covered call ETF with a really high monthly return(10%). The way it’s set up, there’s a tax provision for the income to be deemed long term. The management fee is .68 which I wouldn’t consider paying under most circumstances. What do you think ? Does the math work out?
Just try cumulative investing share with dividen p.a Invest=Weekly=100 USD For 30 Year=1500 Week=150,000 USD Buy Open Profit>100%=Loss Sell Open Loss>100%=Profit Thank you.
I'm 53 and still not sure which brokerage to use. Fidelity, Vanguard or Chales Shwabb? I haven't started a retirement nor do I have any ETF's or individual stocks. I keep hear a lot about SCHD as being the the ETF but some influencers diff opinions depending on whether they use Fidel, Shwabb or Van
@@NolanGouveiaduring my research phase I look at top 10 holdings because I don’t want a lot of overlap. Should one be digging deeper, past the top 10 holdings in that research as well?
guys remember that if your etf or stock appreciates highly then your total returns will be LESS because you wont be able to buy as many share so your compounding will be slower
do the math on a dividend calculator yourself. as long as the share price is increasing more that the dividend is increasing your total returns will be less if you want an example lmk i can do it out for you.
Great job! Very informative. Does this etf and schg have mutual funds equivalent? I'm asking for the purpose of automation that can not be done with etf (schwab).
@@NolanGouveia The 3 combined with those percentages have about the same total return, higher income, higher Sharp Ratio, higher Sortino Ratio & less drawdown than VOO according to portfolio visualizer.
In Brazil, our Selic Treasury is currently at an annual rate of 12.75% / 15% tax and this is good, right? No risk and no long-term return either. I invest in ETFs from your country because they provide me with consistent returns and are better than any investment I could compare. But I'm glad that 5% per year is enough for you.
Look at all the factors, not just dividend yield!
Can you please highlight all the important factors to consider other than MER, growth, diversification etc.
i have been accumulating vig since from 2015! Got almost 85 shares in my RRSP
Prof, I love VIG, but the ETF that no one knows about and that you should look into is SPHQ. I'm making it my core in my ROTH, alongside SCHD and VIG. (Make sure you do the fund overlap so you can see how these three complement each other perfectly)
Nice I’ll have to check that out!
I APPRECIATE this video 😎
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Speaking of ETF dividend, I just got a dividend payout from VYM like 2 days ago for $2,811.
That’s a healthy dividend my friend!
@@NolanGouveia😂😂😂😂 that's a lot!!!
What is your portfolio
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@@MitsukiHashiba BAC, Pepsi, Verizon, Walgreens, VOO, VUG, VYM, VNQ.
I’m glad you talk about this one. I’ve been doing 50/50 schd and vig
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Why are you splitting between the two
@@jimmymcgill5572the fund overlap compliments each other
It has the tech stocks that schd doesnt have @@jimmymcgill5572
I've been doing similar
Voo/splg, schd, vig, and dgro for the win
Solid cash flow portfolio for sure!
VIG seems super solid
Agree!
Nolan, because I believe the markets are gonna be in our favor over the next few months, I’m seriously considering SPYI, a covered call ETF with a really high monthly return(10%). The way it’s set up, there’s a tax provision for the income to be deemed long term. The management fee is .68 which I wouldn’t consider paying under most circumstances. What do you think ? Does the math work out?
I bought vig when I started back in 2021, I saw it's be around the block a couple years compared to SCHD
Nice 👍 will look into it. As always great info
Thank you!
thank you for sharing your picks.schd, vym,dgro are in the green where others are, not yours, in the red.
Just try cumulative investing share with dividen p.a
Invest=Weekly=100 USD
For 30 Year=1500 Week=150,000 USD
Buy Open Profit>100%=Loss
Sell Open Loss>100%=Profit
Thank you.
So is SCHD still the best?
Honestly, I thought you were talking about $DGRO. Any thoughts on $VIG vs. $DGRO?
They have like 80% overlap so pretty similar
VIG is good but it still underperformed the SPY, the only good thing I can see about VIG is the lower drawdown and slightly lower volatility.
Stick with VGT, Vsnguard Index full on on Technology. 20 percent per year last five years with .10% annual management expense fee.
ye, gotta love VIG
Just a solid ETF
When it comes to international dividends do you like VIGI or VYMI ?
SCHD or QQQM???
Can you make one for fidelity please?
Fdvv seems ok
I'm 53 and still not sure which brokerage to use. Fidelity, Vanguard or Chales Shwabb? I haven't started a retirement nor do I have any ETF's or individual stocks. I keep hear a lot about SCHD as being the the ETF but some influencers diff opinions depending on whether they use Fidel, Shwabb or Van
I like Charles schwab personally but either of the 3 are my favorite for most people!
Fidelity hands down
I like your hair
vig vs vym?
Is it really a dividend ETF when it’s dividend yield is only slightly higher than the S&P 500?
Depends on your definition of “slightly”
@@NolanGouveia .40%
I have been buying this for about 18 months. How do you think it pairs with SCHD?
I like it!
VIG or SCHD?
SCHD is my #1 dividend etf
Which tool is this ?
Really?!
I think DGRW makes much more?!
DGRW is great too
Wish I’d bought this in Feb 2009. Oh well…..
I have vig in my portfolio
How do you feel about investing in both SCHD and VIG? Or is it just best to pick one of the two?
One can definitely invest in both as they do have a lot of different holdings especially in their top 10
@@NolanGouveiaduring my research phase I look at top 10 holdings because I don’t want a lot of overlap. Should one be digging deeper, past the top 10 holdings in that research as well?
So how do l take it from here?
Watch my longer form videos and that should provide more help!
What about irbo
guys remember that if your etf or stock appreciates highly then your total returns will be LESS because you wont be able to buy as many share so your compounding will be slower
This is not correct
do the math on a dividend calculator yourself. as long as the share price is increasing more that the dividend is increasing your total returns will be less if you want an example lmk i can do it out for you.
Great job! Very informative.
Does this etf and schg have mutual funds equivalent?
I'm asking for the purpose of automation that can not be done with etf (schwab).
Well i bought it.... So far nothing but loss
For a dividend stock the dividend isn’t super appealing
I replaced VOO with VIG in the 3-fund portfolio for more income. SCHD 50%, VIG 30% & SCHG 20%.
Ya I’ve seen a couple people do that. Not a bad strategy
@@NolanGouveia The 3 combined with those percentages have about the same total return, higher income, higher Sharp Ratio, higher Sortino Ratio & less drawdown than VOO according to portfolio visualizer.
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I was searching for this comment lol😂
RDIV smokes VIG in all ways...
Dividend 2.8% ,-not much
In short, it’s vig
VIG yield is 0,4% higher than VOO 😂
Vig isnt voo. Voo is a better growth over the long term and it’s not strictly for dividends.
2% dividends no thank you
Hell you could make better % with an ibond and no downside risk
Dude you're talking trash 🗑
🤣 alright
In Brazil, our Selic Treasury is currently at an annual rate of 12.75% / 15% tax and this is good, right? No risk and no long-term return either.
I invest in ETFs from your country because they provide me with consistent returns and are better than any investment I could compare. But I'm glad that 5% per year is enough for you.
Inflation is at 7- 8 % so net % is 3%
Inflation is at 4% but either way yes the goal is to beat inflation!
@@NolanGouveia it's actually around 7%
But the market is crashing
Skip the ETF fees and just buy the stocks it holds.