The S&P 500 is an index that’s compiled of the 500 biggest stocks there are in the market place. People use it as a measure of how well the stock market is doing in general. Watch this video and learn my thoughts on S&P 500.

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  1. I want to invest soley on the s&p500 for the next 5 years at 5500 per year but i dont know if itll be a good investment considering all the debt and inflation? Should i open it then just buy during dips until it reaches the bottoms.. Will the economy bounce back soon?

  2. your financial education is inspire me and i learn alot from you. Thank for making a difference to others. Question, you have mention investing in etf & stocks….what do you think invest in equity crowdfunding?
    Thank you Phil

  3. What he probably fails to mention is that a handful of biggest monopolies make up the top 10% of the SP500. It may be 500 stocks total, but only a handful of maybe 6 stocks make up 10%(stocks like APPLE), it's not equally diversified. If it were equally diversified with 500 stocks, then 50 stocks would make up 10% of the S&P500.(Standard and Poors)

    So it doesn't actually measure how the stock market is generally doing, it measures what the best most dominating stocks are doing, which creates an illusion that the market is doing better than it actually is.

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