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30 COMMENTS

  1. So if you are behind on investing and need to play a catch up game – index investing is not the way to go? Are there no "aggressive" index type funds?

  2. I’m 23, currently using robo investing (Stashaway, Singapore base company) to invest in some US bond ETF, Euro ETF, gold trust, and US equities. Would like to know you take on robo investing tool like that, and also some takes on Asian market. Thanks!

  3. Hi Phil,

    I invested in the S&P 500 through my company's 401k and it has been well for me. I invested in it at the beginning of the year and have seen 8% return. Being 24 this seens very viable for long term retirement. I love your podcast as well. I would love to attend your 3 day workshop!!

  4. Good day Phil. From South Africa I've found an awesome way of growing money in a Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) using approved US Index Tracking ETFs (Nasdaq100 and SP500). This has proved to be a game-changer!! We can save money in this type of account with absolutely NO tax implications (literally none whatsoever, not even capital growth tax or dividends/interest tax) and we can grow it using the US Stock Market as a primary force! This makes me excited and I look forward to investing in individual companies as well, as soon as the market takes a nice big dip due to trade war disputes and potential interest rate hikes 😉

    Much appreciation of your content and thank you for the positive material!!

    Sincerely 🙂

  5. I have one started for my son he's 2 years old so hopefully he will have a couple million by 40 haha but have had tremendous returns on single company's I've bought into myself also have a index for myself on the side and soon to be real estate as my icing on my cake im making haha thanks for the videos just found you threw Graham Stephens videos love all the information i can get

  6. You're right Phil. At 15 years to go before retirement, Rule#1 investing is my best option. I'd be happy to put in the hours to learn this strategy. I actually enjoy learning about companies.

  7. I have considered ETF's. However, when I think about how much passion and drive I have when studying/reading constantly about how to properly choose and evaluate solid businesses I realize that I should probably remain within my 'circle of competence'! Individual stocks it is! 🙂

  8. Hi Phil, just a quick question. Why do investor invest in individual stocks if the majority of professional investors do not beat the market? I read somewhere that a monkey throwing darts blindfolded at random stocks outperformed profession investors.

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