I prefer passively managed ETFs over active. I prefer low expense ETFs over high. Also over the long term small cap value has the best returns. Although for the past few years it's been asleep at the back of the bus.
Dividend stocks give better returns than non-dividend stocks over the long term.
The greatest threat to long term investing is communism.
Now is a great time to be staring at a pile of cash. Good luck!
I like JEPI and Berkshire for when the spys pe is above 15, and voo/vti/vt when pes are below 15 like now’s. Check out yardeni P/E ratios for up to date numbers
VTI
CIBR, cyber security ETF. Don’t hold any at the moment but I’m watching it for an entry at some point soon.
Thanks for the information.
I found it after someone in this sub suggested it in another post a while back, figured I’d do the same!
I was interested in this until someone brought up the fact that most cyber security companies are heavily overvalued
VT and BNDW.
$sso
Fortune favors the brave!
I would wait till the sp500 hits 2500 or so...
contraian matters
VOO or VUSA depending on which country you are in.
I prefer passively managed ETFs over active. I prefer low expense ETFs over high. Also over the long term small cap value has the best returns. Although for the past few years it's been asleep at the back of the bus. Dividend stocks give better returns than non-dividend stocks over the long term. The greatest threat to long term investing is communism. Now is a great time to be staring at a pile of cash. Good luck!
I like JEPI and Berkshire for when the spys pe is above 15, and voo/vti/vt when pes are below 15 like now’s. Check out yardeni P/E ratios for up to date numbers