How do Individual Stocks Compare to Investing in Funds?
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Real Personal Finance
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Scott and James discuss the most how individual stocks compare to investing in funds.
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Listener Question:
I listen to your podcast and it has inspired me to invest however, I have invested into individual stocks and it has lost around 50% of its value so I invested money into VOO because I thought it was safer and I continue to invest $55 every two weeks im 18 and this is what I can comfortably afford how do I build my wealth for the long term should I continue to invest in the S and P or is there another thing you recommend?
Planning Points Discussed
- Utilizing Time Efficiently
- Capital Appreciation
- Purchasing Power
- Other issues (IRAs, Inflation, Financial Goals, etc.)
Timestamps:
2:30 - We're on YouTube HERE!
6:17 - Individual Stocks
10:30 - Truth of Money
13:16 - Funds Overview
18:20 - Financial Planning
20:53 - Stock Investing
26:49 - Growth Mindset
33:00 - Aligning Your Financial Goals
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