'This is the single worst time to be a passive investor': Bill Smead
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- Опубліковано 7 кві 2021
- #investing #WarrenBuffett #YahooFinance
Bill Smead, Chief Investment Officer of Smead Capital Management, sat down with Yahoo Finance's Jared Blikre to discuss trading stocks.
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LOL wealth management company with high fees for their service thinks that low cost, efficient index funds are a BAD idea. Who would have guessed?!?!?!? I don’t buy it if the index funds are overvalued the single stocks also are certainly overvalued with much more risk.
Translation: bring back my fees! How will I pay for that extra, extra vacation home.
Agree 100% he wants to scare to charge more fees for his advice. This video is like interviewing the finance manager at a car dealership if it is a bad idea to buy a low cost used car instead of finance this brand new one.
Just went all into the S&P, great video
haha. why?
@@randomboris do you know or understand the purpose of investing in a fund that mimics the S&P 500?
Here’s a quick overview: you’ll own about 80% of the market capitalization of the entire United States. In other words, an S&P 500 fund covers about 80% of the U.S. stock market, so it's an easy and affordable way for investors to capture core U.S. stock market performance.
Plus, you have global exposure, because these companies get a lot of their earnings overseas.
Essentially, why should I attempt to anticipate where a single stock where go if I can just invest in the S&P 500 that captures the U.S economy because we all know the U.S economy will benefit long term due to innovation and competition.
I’m sure this same analyst said March of 2020 the U.S economy was entering into a recession. Smh. Had you listen like everyone else you would have left a lot of money on the table.
What am I saying? Know one has a clue what stock will do good and for how long. Just invest in the S&P500 to make your money.
@@Bsb0830 Thanks. Yeah, I know about index funds and their purpose. I was just wondering why hitmanAK94 said he was going all in to the S&P when this guy on the video said not to. Guess these market gurus don't have a crystal ball as you said.
More people need to see this video. He explains it so beautifully
This won’t age well.
Many will be left holding the bag when the party ends.
All my money is out of the market now I sold out 2 weeks ago. Looking into gold, silver and real estate now.
All $500?
@@kayrealist9793 293k
@@xenomorph7299 Thats it?! You should be invested with so little.
@@kayrealist9793 How much do you have invested?
@@xenomorph7299 Not much more than you to be honest. lol. A little over $4M.