CDC is interesting and a viable choice for the risk adverse group. Definitely for the soon to retire population. However, the expense ratio of 0.36% is hard to accept for younger investors when compared to 0.06% or 0.08%.
@@RobbieMoney lucky I have been in oakmx over the last 30 years, I make no money, my financial advisor sells every time I make a profit. Otherwise I should be retired
Yeah its a good defensive play. When the market goes down (which it inevitably will, we just don't know when), the Nasdaq can drop like 30% but SCHD will only drop like 8-10%. So it makes it really good for weathering out hard markets.
CDC is interesting and a viable choice for the risk adverse group. Definitely for the soon to retire population. However, the expense ratio of 0.36% is hard to accept for younger investors when compared to 0.06% or 0.08%.
Ya not for the fee conscious!
How about DIVB ETFs?
I own SCHD and have enjoyed it's lesser volatility compared to the market overall...
Great John. I also have some in SCHD.
@@RobbieMoney lucky I have been in oakmx over the last 30 years, I make no money, my financial advisor sells every time I make a profit. Otherwise I should be retired
Yeah its a good defensive play. When the market goes down (which it inevitably will, we just don't know when), the Nasdaq can drop like 30% but SCHD will only drop like 8-10%. So it makes it really good for weathering out hard markets.
Dividend growth is amazing, especially when stable companies increase dividends. Just posted a video about 7 solid stocks for consistent cashflow.
Nice thanks Good Money Club!
And no mention of JEPI?
Jepi is too risky, Schd is the best.
SCHD is a good ETF so far for me, not a fan of NGRO