What Type of Mutual Funds Should I Be Investing In?

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Title	:	What Type of Mutual Funds Should I Be Investing In?
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On Turnover ratio: I do use a managed fund, and they talk about "farming losses" - they bank losses for shared and funds that are going down, and use that to offset gains of sales Is this something you can see for a general mutual fund?
Comment from : Dave Neary

I traded well on my Demo account but when I invested in to my main account i lost all my funds Please i need an expert to assist me with my trading It's frustrating how people loss funds in this trading, I really feel so bad
Comment from : Jeff Anthony

Why don't they just come out and tell us the mutual funds to invest in? It's so hard to find this answer
Comment from : Mike Luterancik

Why would it be better to invest in a mutual fund rather than invest in the top holdings of the mutual fund? for example if the mutual fund has a vastly greater position in apple, google, Microsoft, and Pepsi, why not invest in those companies instead?
Comment from : Florin Avram

I just wanna recommendation for investing 10K Don’t need high risk Just steady growth
Comment from : Yodak Barrabucci

I was advised to diversify my portfolio among several assets such as stocks and bonds since this can protect my portfolio for retirement I'm seeking to invest $200K across markets but don't know where to start
Comment from : Emmanuel

Hey Dave can you disclose the exact mutual funds you invest in? Thanks
Comment from : Scott Salyer

Trying to build your income and prepare for retirement? It’s important to choose stocks that are expected to hold up in inflationary environments To combat the negative effect of inflation, it’s a good idea to diversify your portfolio across different asset classes, such as stocks, bonds, and real estate, since this can help protect your portfolio against inflation I have seen People making up to $500k in a month during high inflation You too can do same
Comment from : Jim Vester

Why do people want other people to tell them what to do?
Comment from : Handsome Barber

I would not use mutual funds Stick to low cost index funds or ETF's VTI + VXUS + BND will be a good 3 fund simple portfolio Don't listen to me this is just an example
Comment from : Nicholas P

Sounds to me like it’s not even worth it Ups and downs and I’ll rather do what my grandma did and save all my hard earned money in a wall……I already lost my Roth IRA over half of it It made me sick!!! I’m a single mom and I don’t trust any bank investing in my money any more My house is paid off threw a flip thankfully 😅
Comment from : Ambyr Fifer

Even if bond yields are increasing while stock prices are decreasing, the markets are still skeptical whether the Federal Reserve will stick to its goal to raise interest rates until inflation is under control While I'm still debating whether to sell my $401k worth of equities, what is the best way to profit from the present down market?
Comment from : Quinn Conor

QUESTION: I am a military veteran I have access to Navy federal and USAA Where do you all recommend I begin investing into brETFs or mutual funds ?
Comment from : Joseph Mulero

Mutual funds are such a scam if you look into the obscene fees some of them charge A much better option is to invest in an ETF, especially a self-managed one, where the fees are low, pay a quarterly dividend, and grow over time You can even set up what they call a 'drip' with your brokerage and have that dividend automatically reinvested without you doing anything The hardest part of this process is setting it up, but after you do, all you need is contribute a percentage of your income each year If you can do that monthly, even better
Comment from : seabastion

thank you Dave this is community service
Comment from : S

Aged like milk
Comment from : The Admiral

Understanding personal finances and investing will most likely lead to greater financial independence By being knowledgeable about money and investing, individuals can make informed decisions about how to save, spend, and invest their money
Comment from : Ethan Michael l

ETFs
Comment from : alison F

It makes perfect sense thank you!
Comment from : Tiffiny Kendall

I read financial literature avidly and listen to individuals like Ramsey, etc who have done well financially by doing my due diligence by picking the gems and leaving other things Do not listen to broke jokers all over social media I do a lot of research before I commit my hard earned money into any fund or an advisor to make sure they have my BEST interest at heart Be proactive and do your part to cushion your money
Comment from : MadarakaKG

Never invest in anything you do not understand, has been hyped by the media, friends and family members until you do your real diligence If you don't the fool and his/her money will soon part ways
Comment from : MadarakaKG

What's the difference between a recommended Dave Ramsey local Investment and my local Davenport Investments agent Both agents say they are better and more knowledgeable of the other
Comment from : Ray S

Sherwood drive
Comment from : Gavin

Can someone link me to a video or something that teaches me how to get started in investing in stock mutual funds from the very start Im completely new to this and need to know how to start
Comment from : Rectangular Rectangle

Here's a protip for you, buy ETFs instead of mutual funds Unlike mutual funds, ETFs you never pay either long term nor short term capital gains from the stocks internal trading
Comment from : Banned in ChinaTM

I was told Roth IRA is one of the best when it comes to retirement plans but I am yet to try it out, I know a few online investments and trading, I will like to start my retirement before this month ends, Please is there any advice you can give to me on how to begin? I am new to all these
Comment from : Roland C Jackson

I heard Roth IRA is one of the best retirement plans but I have not tried it out, I know a few online investments and trading, I will like to start a Roth IRA investment, Please is there any advice you can give to me on how to begin?
Comment from : Roland C Jackson

I learned nothing from this
Comment from : Tommie Green

3:25 Types of a Mutual Funds
Comment from : Kavin Lopez

I am in Australia who or how would I go about investing in these Mutual funds thank you
Comment from : Nell Simpson

Dave you are just amazing !!brRecently YouTube suggested me a video and now all day I keep watching your videos and feel motivated through your learnings
Comment from : Kaustubh Dutta

Better advice would be to go with a ETF or index fund with no turnover because they are not actively managed persistence does not exist within the mutual fund industry
Comment from : Julius

So Dave says do not invest in things you don’t understand Like growth funds?
Comment from : Jorge Almeyda

My financial teacher uses your classes and podcasts every once in a while to teach us and I'm honestly hooked Young and ready to be financially free
Comment from : Spec

nice!
Comment from : Building The Future

I found a great investment advisor I learn so much in one visit I want to go back to him for more in Kelly Community in Tyler Texas But I will check out David people cause I love Dave advice he is my adopted father with out knowing it lol 😂
Comment from : Chrystiane A

ETFs for the win, bucko VOO and VTI baby!!
Comment from : R

Dave is so vocal about getting out of debt using simple and easy to understand debt snowball technique whereas wrt investing he advices to work with a "smart" investor pro instead of the simple index investing (no friction and easy to start) He does this even though the number one indicator of people getting wealthy is because of just investing in any decent instrument that beats inflation I wonder why Dave is so for smart investor pro ? $$$
Comment from : sam b

Dave's aggressive growth index funds plan for this guy is awful risky for someone who is retired and doesn't have a 100 million dollars and a team of advisors like Dave
Comment from : Joseph Cler

It's not rocket science , but it's still hard to grasp for us simple people lol
Comment from : MiraMan

3:28 & 5:15
Comment from : Matthew Right

Turnover Ratio is meaningless with tax loss harvesting and tax lot identification method
Comment from : Joe Meyer

ELPs are not advisors same as whole life insurance agents, ELPs are registered stock brokers, work with fee-only RIA same as work with independent insurance broker, when sick I go to doctor not a pharmaceutical sales rep
Comment from : Joe Meyer

Never understood the turnover ratio of mutual funds Learned it through your teaching Thanks Dave
Comment from : Eyetoobur

IF I HAVE A HIGHT TURN OVER RATE FUND (FBGRX) IN MY ROTH IRA PORTFOLIO, REGARDLESS OF HOW MANY STOCKS THEY SELL, I DO NOT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT PAYING TAXES EACH YEAR SINCE ROTH IRA IS TAX DEFERRED, IS THIS CORRECT ? I BELIEVE IT IS BUT I NEED CONFIRMATION FROM THE PROS HERE
Comment from : romeo king

When did he answer his question?
Comment from : Juan T

I enjoy learning more about investing, but I really need to know more and understand mutual funds
Comment from : Sonia Mason

I love listening to this brother 🤗 💯 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Comment from : Maverick Jackson Executive Director & CEO

I am going to check out what everything means a morning star
Comment from : Lamont Taylor

I heard about the turnover ratio and you explained it great in the video
Comment from : Lamont Taylor

Why this country doesn't teach investing and finance in high school is beyond me Ya know, something that is actually useful in life
Comment from : S Man

The first 4:00 minutes of this video is a sales pitch
Comment from : stuntcardriver

You didn’t answer his question 🙋‍♂️
Comment from : Angel Caicedo

I'm sorry I will stick to day trading and consulting with my advisor over traditional investing and retirement savings
Comment from : Jimenez Saul Paulo

Doge
Comment from : 3071

ETFs do the same thing as mutual funds without tax implications until you sell Dave needs to get up to date
Comment from : Abitamim Bharmal

The heart of a teacher?? Lol Not now days!!
Comment from : leeroy excavator

The first rule of smart money management should be, "don't pay someone to do something for you that you can do yourself"brSave yourself the 25 annual fees Make your own balanced portfolio No one is too dumb to learn how to manage their own money, not even Dave Ramsey listeners
Comment from : Fray2221

I’m 18 can someone recommend me what to invest in?
Comment from : Kyle Marshall

There’s so many thousands of mutual funds out there if line to know EXACTLY which one Dave recommends not just “Growth Mutual Fund” WHICH onethere’s thousands??
Comment from : Random Boxing Guy

LOL im so glad im a canadian because we have Tax free savings accounts all profits taxx free
Comment from : rochester3

VTI/QQQM
Comment from : Abdullah Ameer

Arkk and Arkg best funds :)
Comment from : LOA5000 Andrew

Would the ETF equivalent of daves investing strategy be VOOG, VOT, VBK, and VEA?
Comment from : petruccifan38

What do you guys think about Robo-Advisers like WealthSimple?
Comment from : Devon Keaveny

Isn't his whole mutual fund turnover tax analysis an argument for ETFs which don't disburse capital gains from inside the fund? I'd be curious why Dave recommends Mutual Funds over ETFs inside a taxable account? Not to mention ETFs are much cheaper than Mutual Funds (cheaper expense ratios and no sales charges)
Comment from : Matt Peck

Wow that was a great way to explain it 🙏
Comment from : Nathan Plank

"Hi, I have a heart of a teacher Here's a mutual fund with a 15 expense ratio" -probably some ELP
Comment from : The Doppler Effect

VOOG
Comment from : Nation McFly

VOO or SPY or ETF, or Growth, G and I, or Agressive Growth, and International
Comment from : Jeffrey Whitaker

Dave, you're some goob on the radio and the internet
Comment from : A B

Xeqt, VOO, xgro Any of those Takes few mouse clicks
Comment from : smegma

Index funds > Mutual Funds
Comment from : axel_foley69

Great teaching moment!
Comment from : Mark Neal

None The answer is none
Comment from : Terel Miles

Don’t do mutual funds! Invest in ETFs, index funds, etc instead
Comment from : Matt O

None of them because of the fees
Comment from : James Day

Steve speaks as if he were a ten year old
Comment from : STONEWALL JACKSON

ETF’s are better
Comment from : Austin Hoffman

Hello, I'd like to call the show sometime but here's where I'm at if anyone cares: 45, male, single, no kids, make around 25kyr, no debts or payments, $1500mo living expenses Currently I have about $6,500 in savings and would like to try to make that grow some I am very simple and not smart and could easily be sold the Brooklyn Bridge so I'm wary of making any attempts to do that Any advice, and would this be a good topic for the show?
Comment from : c anderson

That guy needed way more answers
Comment from : Billy Bendir

none
Comment from : Know Art

💰MrRamsey💰
Comment from : Om Panhale

Investing in mutual funds in 2021 LUL
Comment from : Krazyknux

QQQ & SPY
Comment from : Flex

YOLO into $GME
Comment from : Charles A

I'd love to see a video with advice for people that have a disability That live of $1200 a month Finding a job is impossible (due to medical condition) or possible, but parttime Parttime doesnt pay much Finding a job as a person with a disability, esp now during the pandemic, is obviously challenging Many are unemployed at the moment brbrMuch of the advice is focussed on cutting down costs ( take-outs, smoking, drinking, driving a car) but let's say, all of that isnt applicable The person already lives very frugal Grocery bill might actually be higher compared to others, because of a particular diet (half a bread, $4,85 for example) or supplementsbrThese are the people that are really in desperate need of financial advice Or better yet, they need finances Money brbrI'd love to hear your take on it Thank you!
Comment from : Izindawo