5 Things To Know About ETFs When Investing In Your 40s+

My Friend, You should not rebalance every time the stock market goes down. Its only been 1 week. If your running out of content, then talk about the New York elections and how the swing to socialist attitudes will effect the economy in New York

Is SPAXX automatically done for you in Fidelity?

I’m 35 years old and you open my eyes to invest in so continue doing what you’re doing because I see the passion that you have for it teaching people how to get passive income pretty much like myself thank you

Great video!

Fantastic!

Watched tons of your videos…this for me is by far the best one!!! i plan on sharing it with friends.

Thank you for the help & information , I’m 23 wish they taught us this in high school. Learned a lot today💯

You definitively had the teacher approach during this video! You had me paying attention during the entire video. Thank you. I am 41, I have a percentage on individual stocks, but around %15 of my total portfolio. I am heavily invested in VGT though, but my current circumstances allow me some risk tolerance.

Hey Steve. Been learning a lot from you, but I would like to see a video on the difference between investing in a ROTH IRA and a regular brokerage account. Like this video, seems like it's more for your retirement in a Roth IRA, than a regular brokerage account as that seems more like taking risks. Or does it not matter for how you do it for either account?

The fear point underneath all of this is real. Investing in your 40s carries a weight that investing in your 20s does not. There is less time. There are more responsibilities. And the stakes feel permanent in a way they did not before. That is exactly why meme stocks and trending crypto feel tempting in the first place. Not because people think they are smart investments. Because they feel like shortcuts to catching up. The logical path and the emotional pull are pointing in completely opposite directions. How does someone actually quiet that feeling long enough to make the boring choice that actually works?

Hi Steve,

I started investing all cause of you! Watched one of your videos and kept watching them.

I said to myself why did you take so long to:(

Thank you so much! God bless you!

I’ve come to realize that the hardest part of investing isn’t finding opportunities, it’s knowing how to build a portfolio that can handle the inevitable mistakes along the way. Buying stocks sounds simple enough, but consistently choosing the right ones without a solid strategy is easier said than done.. Learning about diversification, risk management, and having clear entry and exit plans completely changed my approach. Over time, those lessons helped me grow my portfolio from a 5-figure balance into a solid 6-figure nest egg.

I’ve come to realize that the hardest part of investing isn’t finding opportunities, it’s knowing how to build a portfolio that can handle the inevitable mistakes along the way. Buying stocks sounds simple enough, but consistently choosing the right ones without a solid strategy is easier said than done.. Learning about diversification, risk management, and having clear entry and exit plans completely changed my approach. Over time, those lessons helped me grow my portfolio from a 5-figure balance into a solid 6-figure nest egg.

Thanks Steve, great and helpful video. What are the best ETFs to attach to a ROTH IRA? And does any of the money from them count against your total ROTH yearly contribution limit?
Thanks for any response!!

Thanks Steve this great information us 40 yrs old needed this!!!! Keep up the great work 👍

Fantastic explanation, thank you!

Now that I’ve retired, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about the differences between stocks, crypto, and real estate. Stocks seem like the more traditional long-term path, crypto offers faster opportunities but comes with serious volatility, and real estate feels safer though usually slower to grow. Each one has its own strengths, which makes it hard to decide where the best long-term value truly is. Understanding the risks behind every investment choice seems just as important as the potential rewards. What has your experience or research taught you so far?

Thanks Steve. Very helpful for me. Appreciate it.

Hey Steve. Been learning a lot from you, but I would like to see a video on the difference between investing in a ROTH IRA and a regular brokerage account. Like this video, seems like it's more for your retirement in a Roth IRA, than a regular brokerage account as that seems more like taking risks. Or does it not matter for how you do it for either account?

Great job, this video was very useful!

Thank you!

Great YouTube. What is the difference between SPY and SPYM

I spent years barely breaking even. Then sertexity changed everything for me in just a month

Love this info! Thank you.

U are the best Steve…❤❤

Noob question, does the price of the stock matter when investing? If VOO is 690 a share,vrhats a huge chunk of money to drop for one share. Does the long game of reinvesting counter the initial cost?

I’m going to try and get the courses that you have in your program thank you

Curious on your opinion on this question. I actually haven’t started investing yet but I do know I should invest in an S&P 500. Wouldn’t it be better to invest in say SPYM VS SPY? My thoughts are to have more shares at the same vested capital.

I been trying to get the down load on my phone and it’s not working lol

What is the difference when buying stocks in cash vs shares? Which is better to do or are they the same? Thanks.

❤❤❤ I had NO NO NO IDEA that the V in my etfs means Vanguard

Actually that's helpful to know because when I talk to people… I realize I have A LOT of gaps in my knowledge…. And with my gaps it makes it harder for me to trust myself and others to trust me

Lifelong learning is so good for us all

Voo ,high yield, cash

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Hi Steve,
I started investing all cause of you! Watched one of your videos and kept watching them.
I said to myself why did you take so long to:(
Thank you so much! God bless you!

so im 49 and i guess i shouldnt put it all in on spacex?

Hi Steve! Video suggestion on which ETFs best to invest in Roth IRA vs Brokerage account for tax advantage purposes. I watched one the other day which I found educational, & would like to hear your take and/or thoughts from your experience

Hi Steve, I’m 56. I’m inverting VOO 120%, QQQM 20%, SMH 30%, VGT 20%, SCHD 10%. Please advice! Thanks so much Steve!

Thank you so much! Im 38 and didn't start investing until last year- you've helped me so much set up my Fidelity account and start investing with EVERY paycheck! Appreciate you and all you knowledge and willingness to share it brother 🙏