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S&P 500 investing during a stock market crash ETF VOO 2022
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2022
- What would $25,000 invested in 2018 look like now? S&P 500 ETF VOO investing. during a stock market crash! Don't be afraid to invest during a crash or recession, especially in a solid ETF like the Vanguard S&P 500 with low fees!
#indexfunds #voo #etfinvesting
*not financial advice
Looking for long term investments that can fetch millions. If you had $250k, which one would you go with for retirement planning?
consider 3 fund portfolio using VOO, SCHG, and SPYD invest majority of investments using them
If you don’t understand the markets then stick to an index like the sp500. Dollar cost average and hold long term
The issue is most people have the “I will do it myself mentality” but not skilled enough. Ideally, advisors are perfect reps for investing jobs and at first-hand experience, my portfolio has yielded over 330% since covid-outbreak to date, summing up nearly $1m.
@@Charlesman_T good gains! how can i connect with your advisor if you dont mind me asking please? in dire need of professional advisory to expand my investment
Karen Lynne Chess is the licensed FA I use. Just google the name. You’d find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment. To be honest, I almost didn't buy the idea of letting someone handle growing my finance, but so glad I did.
Transfer of wealth usually occur during market crash, so the more stocks drop, the more I buy, in the meanwhile I'm just focused on making better investments and earning more as recession fear increases, apparently there are strategies to 3x gains in this present market cos I read of someone that pulled a profit of $350k within 6months, and it would really help if you could make a video covering these strategies.
Understanding personal finances and investing will most likely lead to greater financial independence. By being knowledgeable about money and investing, individuals can make informed decisions about how to save, spend, and invest their money or you could hire a financial expert.
Yeah, financial advisors could make a lot of difference, particularly in a market such as this. Stocks are pretty unstable at the moment, but if you do the right math, you should be just fine. Bloomberg and other finance media have been recording cases of folks gaining over 250k just in a matter of weeks/couple months, so I think there are a lot of wealth transfer in this downtime if you know where to look. I have been using an FA since 2020, and I return at least $30k ROI, and this does not include capital gain.
Would you mind telling me how to contact this specific coach using their service? You seem to have the solution, as opposed to the rest of us.
The advisor that guides me is Sonya Lee Mitchell most likely the internet is where to find her basic info, just search her name, She's established.
I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon. Thank you
Exactly. Roughly a 10.5% gain every year. Sounds good to me
How ? The inflation is at least 10 and then you pay tack when you cash out … so you calculate
@sergezerkin i dont think inflation is 10% its about 3% but usually when dealing with return rates on stocks i think they are pre-inflation numbers. So must basic s&p 500 etfs have about an average return rate of 7% after inflation
@@sergezerkin Inflation is not 10%. Even taking into the absurd inflation in 2022, its still just been 19% total for the 5 years.
The total gain was still 53% in that time.
And this is post taxes, so capital gains could be somewhere between 0 and 15%, only on the 53% gain (not the principal).
Yeah, you do the math, except this time, do it right.
@@sergezerkinyou’re dense 😊
@sergezerkin inflation peaked at 9.1% which isnt the annual value so... no clue what you're babbling on about
Your bank use your money to invest and loan out whilst giving you a minuscule return. Take back that control and earn 11% annually on average instead of the 0.2% the banks give you whilst they pocket the rest
100% correct
Firstly you don’t earn anything … it can also all crash. Secondly the inflation is at least 10 percent depending on the country … thirdly you pay tax when you cash out mr clever boy
@@sergezerkin it’s called a ISA. £20,000 a year tax free in the U.K.
@@sergezerkinWhy you spreading misinformation? Inflation rates have never been that high. All it takes is a google search man 🤦♂️
@@sergezerkinplease study more about how S&P500 works before commenting
Keep it up! Don’t lose sight!
💰🤑🙌
Just by holding or trading?
@@filayao6180 just by holding
@@NolanGouveia i feel like you would need alot of money to even think of s&p, not worth it if u are 40yrs of age puttin 100$ each month
@@filayao6180 potentially still worth it, you can diversify with bonds which are less risky
Never time the market. Buy and hold forever. 😎👌😁
Well timed comment!
This is why Warren buffet strongly recommends the s&p 500
Exactly!
that would require ever even having $25,000 to begin with.
25,000 to risk and gamble with*
You can start with any number though :)
@@realrareap2420It’s not a risk. You’re not at Vegas. It’s the stock market. It’s a mutual fund. Do your research and you’ll be fine.
@@realrareap2420 Investing in the S&P isn't gambling as it has literally trended upwards since it's inception regardless of recessions or even the great depression. In 20 years, there's essentially a 100% chance that you made a significant amount of money which is the opposite of gambling.
@@jlg7561what about $100 i just started investing and i’m still trying to figure things out
The more I look into it, the more that I feel investing in the S&P 500 is about preserving the buying power of your investment instead of increasing it. If you really want to increase it then invest in individual companies; however, that comes with more work and risk.
its literally been proven its beaten most best traders in world what make you think you can do better then them
That’s literally all investing is . Growing your dollar with the market instead of saving it & losing your value of your dollar.
Literally increases on average 10% a year with average inflation being 2-4% that’s at least 6% increase after the fact
@@HomesliceDrummer You're going to wait 20 years to make $1 million and that's not even a lot nowadays😅 the average home in my area sold for a little over $800k last year... 20 years from now after your sacrifice you'll be perfectly middle class
Investing should be done when you have a lot of income coming in otherwise it doesn't make much sense. There are also people in their 20s making $1 million in 1 year and some in a month. Are you seriously going to trade 20 years of your life for it? Because incase you haven't noticed, most people who are stock market rich have a business that brings in significant cash flow that they take and invest
i think its about simultaneously accessing the liquidity from many stocks at once. like if you dump millions into the s&p it would resist the increase in price more so than an individual stock.
First task: acquiring the 25k ☝🏾
😂😂
First task acquiring 100$
I mean the last 5 years are not a great metric to use seeing as we had the COVID situation on top of the Ukraine situation, not to mention civil issues within America.
What does that have to do with his profit 🤣🤣? It's still an alright profit for doing nothing
@@GameOfJoffrey777 13k ain’t much compared to what we get back from taxes ever year 😂😂 hard pass
@@johnp5761 you’d pass on 13k for nothing mAkes sense 😂
How is it not a great metric? It shows the reality of it 😂 you think it’s always going to be positive returns?
And even with that I'm up 148% this year
You're partially right... BUT you didn't mention the tax you paid, you didn't mention management fees, you didn't mention buying/selling fees, you didn't mention custody fees, you didn't mention broker fees.
I hate to be a party popper, but you need to calculate everything.
That was including everything if you’re in a low fee etf like VOO
Should be over $54,000 now, more than double of what you invested
voo long term
Yessir
THIS INSPIRED ME TO EARN MORE AND INVEST.
since I have excess cash and i hate the idea of spending money.
I want to keep it to build generational wealth.
Heck ya I love it
Every other S&P 500 index fund made about the same return there is nothing magical about VOO
So you mean that put that amount of money and don’t transfer for that long term and you get that amount?
Basically yes
This video could have been a photo
You're crushing it, Professor G.
Thank you!
@@NolanGouveia thank you for sharing your financial wisdom.
Let it ride if it drops and harvest the margin gains from profit
What platform? Schwab, Fidelity or Vanguard and why?
I would go with whichever you are most comfortable with.
I’m 24 can I retire at 40 years olds by putting $3000 a month into the sp500.
Ya man that’ll get you an estimated 1.1-1.3 million. $3k per month for 16 years is a pretty solid amount!
3k a month is a lot of money
@@1m2a3t4t5 . It may seem like a lot but I’m trying to make work a choice not a necessity.
Hey I’m a beginner can you help me understand how this would work? I am looking to invest $1000 per month. Do you have Instagram or Facebook that we can discuss this further? I am willing to pay for your time. Thanks
@@ryancantonali check out my videos to get you started and ask questions in the comments and I’ll help you out!
That’s mean in Pandemic go up too 🎉🎉🎉
We did such a good job generating value for shareholders 🤧 we should all be proud
Yea i think nasdaq is far far better, and investing in two or 4 sectors and passive mutual funds or very low fees etf with big aggresive growth. Thats the way to do it
Could you please share your experience? I am very eager to hear.
Vug or fcet
A tip: Ronaldo just has bought 30% of Vista Alegre, witch is a Very Luxury Portuguese fine crockery company from 1800s!
Should be the next big luxury company?
Meanwhile my friend invested $25000 into crypto in 2019 and made over $1,000,000. Slow and steady wins the race but luck has a lot to do with it also .
That is true
when you have little its important to take big risks but when you have allot to loose it is good to do what you can to retain that wealth whilst making a bit on top of it
Statistically most people don't end up like your friend.
I started a $10 a day challenge on SPY last month with automatic investing. Is it too late to switch to Voo??
Spy is the same thing so no need to switch!
@@NolanGouveia Thank you professor!
SPY has a higher expense ratio. Guess in the grand scheme both are bearable but why pay more for same equities.
How's it going so far?
@@jujhar. growing
LOL I didnt even realize that was you until the end..
Put the minuses in red
Ok
I did 70% plus on Uber alone and invested the same amount
It’s $3000 a year, it’s okay but there are better ways. Also you’re better off keeping it in the S&P500 for the long run
What platform do you use?
In 10 years it gone be crazy
Wow, I can see why people would want like a half year's salary across 4 years over something dumb like a nice house, fast car or guns.
Learn to day trade the s&p500. Make 10x that. 💰💰
i got a question about the workout. why are you laying down for the push up?
It’s a burpee
@@NolanGouveia ah good to know, should have done my research a little better. I always thought Burpees are without laying down. but yeah you're right, thanks for telling me
Thank you inflation and money printing.
Pretty much
Bro if u would have bought eth ud be a millionaire by now
Good vid! 💯💪🏻
Thankyou!
Who tf is the lame in the back?
Should include inflation adjusted return.
I wonder how much it's worth now and if he contributed anything towards the initial
Investment
I put 32k into #Bitcoin at 20k and thank god i took it out and put it into #Gold & #Silver in Monetary metals yielding me 3% interest a year. Stock market is only good as long as the dollar is stable, just loom at how much spending the 🇺🇸 is doing if u want ur answer
"I like your comments on financial risk management, very practical. These strategies are very important to protect investment money, thanks for sharing!
You counter attack all the interest banks are charging you. If you look at it this way. You are paying zero interest
VOO all day! 🔥
Actually this is bad for 4.5yrs.. just investing in Amazon last year at $100-$110 you would be up 60%-75% just from that.. plus cover call writing. But more than 75% of traders dont have 25k outside of their 401k account
Not bad at all my friend 😂
QQQ OR VGT and u would have $20 to $30 more.
Let’s not pretend like 2022 wasn’t a hard hit to the guy though
That’s intense. And are those 🌈 socks?
So Warren buffet was right about the s n p!
Yes he was!
Full body workout? What’s the sets and reps for this. Any special name this exercise is called?
This was a burpee into a double dumbbell thruster! Did 10 sets of 10
Rookie numbers.
Run them up.
Kicking ass Prof G !
Your better off putting it in a long term call
Let's go brandon 🤬
What would 25k invested in 2018 look like now? BTC ..20x 20 times not 20%
Don't be D
What about inflation and monetary devalorisation...
Buy and hold!
which brokerage did you use though?
Charles schwab
Roth IRA ?
25k If you buy bitcoin in 2018 Is 411k In 2024
Why banks now are jacking up their savings rates to 5 percent and up lol
Time to buy me some $VTI
Just buy when it hits peaks and sell when it starts to down trend
Other way around...
@@emilyau8023 what if it crashes
Not worth it with less than 100k
So how do I do that? Can you tell me step by step?
Money can’t buy you good taste in music it seems lmao
Dang burn
2022 is incorrect it was down 18%
depends when he entered a position in 2018 though - would have cut a portion of the stock price drop depending on when he invested
Slow slow slow. Apple, Meta, Tesla, Nvidia, Amazon..and you would have had 200K+.
So why do they say an averge of 8%?
Probably accounting for inflation
@@NolanGouveia i think its compouding also. If it starts at 100$ rises to 108, next year the new set price is 108 up to 116, etc!?!)
Recent stock market trends aren't necessarily indicative of how it always is.
I made 100x in days on dawkoins❤😂😂
Past performance means nothing
Inflation?
Average inflation of the U.S is around 4%, S&P 500 has an average return of about 5-10% a year. You’re still making money every year, just keep reinvesting your income and you’ll become a Millionare in a couple of decades.
That's all the more reason to invest.
+50% inflation 😂
Don't forget it's taxable
After Biden it's worth 1/3 of what it was though.
It’s literally at all time highs right now 🤣
Oh so we going to ignore there whole market crash in 2020?😭😭😭
It started 21 February and recovered on 28 August (4 months before the year ended). The year overall had a positive return despite the massive crash
I made 2.2x that just from Polkadot dividends.... and DOT doubled...soon to 25x, I'll sell it for BTC which will 7x seeing me $2M-$8M. Have fun with your ice cream!!!!!
soon 25x you said?
VGT?
VGT is a great etf
I'm confused how did you win here???
When one’s amount of money increases that’s a win..
the opposite can occur to ;)
WOW!
💰🌴🤙
👊👊👊
Branching out and doing fitness videos now?
Just buy apple❤
Comments are full of ads lmao
Is that profit?
2020 was down like 3040%
Lol
2023 -1000
Na it won’t be that bad!
@@NolanGouveia will it go back up?
@@noealejandres2985 I believe it will
@@NolanGouveia he believed and it did
Meanwhile, I lost $15,000 on long-dated SPY puts. I'm buying VOO from now on
Lol
The market will always go up aka SPY
Vti or voo
Lmao have you thought about BITCOIN 😂
I do have some btc!
im %100 in xlk 😎
all the eggs in one basket my friend?
100% in VTWAX
28s
Is the music necessary?
Yes
@@NolanGouveia really how so? Because it feels like you don't think the information valuable enough that you have to add in music to help create a connection. Music like some bad movies put piano music to tell the audience 'yeah guys this is a sad moment '
@@ismaelvelazquez7776 it’s a workout video bro.. if you don’t like music, turn off the sound
@@NolanGouveiaa workout video? While your showing stuff of the stock market? Is the video about you putting music that your an inspiration?
@@ismaelvelazquez7776 bro calm down
Terrible
Wtf you smoking? SP 500 lost almost -20% in 2022, not 13%
At the time that I made this that was the level we were at
And it’s fully
Recovered 🇺🇸
😕