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Gold is having a record breaking run right now, with the price of the precious metal surging well past $US3,000 an ounce. Gold has long been seen as a safe option - and the boom reflects the volatility in global markets at the moment.One of the main ways Australians invest in gold is through ETFs - Exchange Traded Funds. VanEck offers an ETF in this space called NUGG, focusing on Australian gold.Cameron McCormack, Senior Portfolio Manager at VanEck, talks to Sean Aylmer about the surge in gold, VanEck's bullion holdings in the Perth Mint, and why the precious metal might still have further to climb.This is general information only, and you should seek professional advice before making investment decisions.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Willst Du wissen, wie Du die ersten 100.000€ in Deinem Depot erreichst? In diesem Video zeige ich Dir Schritt für Schritt, wie Du die Grundlage für deine erste Million legst. Durch clevere Investments in ETFs und wie du Dein Ziel als Unternehmer oder auch Angestellter erreichen kannst. Egal ob Anfänger oder erfahrener Anleger, diese Tipps und Strategien werden Dir helfen, Dein Portfolio nachhaltig nach oben zu bringen. ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) sind eine hervorragende Möglichkeit, diversifiziert in den Aktienmarkt zu investieren. Sie bieten geringere Kosten, hohe Liquidität und eine einfache Handhabung. Erfahre, welche ETFs sich besonders lohnen und wie Du sie optimal in Dein Depot integrierst. Als erfahrener Investor und Betreiber eines der größten YouTube-Kanäle zu Aktien und Finanzen in Deutschland teile ich in diesem Video exklusive Einblicke und praxiserprobte Strategien. Abonniere meinen Kanal und aktiviere die Glocke, um keine weiteren wertvollen Tipps zu verpassen! Vor allem teile ich auch meine Learnings als Unternehmer… wie wird man erfolgreich als Selbstständiger und wie kann man am Ende Millionen machen? Die entscheidende Frage: Kann man erfolgreiche Systeme bauen?

Is it, property AND shares? Property OR shares? Or ALL property and NO shares? Marc Jocum of Global X ETFs Australia joins Owen Rask in this Australian Investors Podcast episode to explain 7 reasons why property investing in Australia could be better than shares and ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds). But wait, there's more! This Property Versus Shares episode is part 3/3 and follows a super-popular episode. Part 2/3: 10 reasons why shares and ETFs are better than property (in retirement): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Gmi7exrScQ Part 1/3: How to use shares and ETFs for passive income: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YniljKAXnqY&t=0s 7 Reasons to invest in property 1. Leverage, unlike any other 2. Familiarity, leading to less bias 3. Tax benefits, negative gearing anyone? 4. Supply & demand imbalances = more scarcity with assets 5. Inflation hedge, as build costs and rents adjust to inflation 6. Optionality, within the property and across your wealth 7. Government support, get the conspiracy pitchforks ready! Resources: Global X website (all funds): https://bit.ly/gx-funds ~~ Resources you'll love ~~ Access Show Notes: https://bit.ly/R-notes Invest with Owen: https://bit.ly/R-invest Mortgage Broking: https://bit.ly/broke-rask Financial Planning: https://bit.ly/R-plan Property Coaching: https://bit.ly/R-P-coach 100-point property checklist (PDF): https://bit.ly/prop-check Accounting with Grey Space: http://bit.ly/3DG5lWS Business Coaching: https://bit.ly/o-coach Ask a question: https://bit.ly/3QtiY00 DISCLAIMER: This podcast contains general financial information only. That means the information does not take into account your objectives, financial situation, or needs. Because of that, you should consider if the information is appropriate to you and your needs, before acting on it. If you're confused about what that means or what your needs are, you should always consult a licensed and trusted financial planner. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information in this podcast, including any financial, taxation, and/or legal information. Remember, past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The Rask Group is NOT a qualified tax accountant, financial (tax) adviser, or financial adviser. Access The Rask Group's Financial Services Guide (FSG): https://www.rask.com.au/fsg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Immer mehr Neobroker bieten ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) und ETCs (Exchange Traded Commodities) auf Gold an. Anleger können in Gold investieren und vom aktuell immer weiter steigenden Goldpreis zu profitieren, ohne physisches Gold zu besitzen. Erst neulich habe ich mit einem Kunden bei mir in der Noble metal Factory genau darüber gesprochen. Seine Frage war, warum er denn in das teure, physische Edelmetall investieren sollte und nicht in die vermeintlich günstigeren und einfacheren Gold-ETCs oder ETFs...? Ja, warum eigentlich? - Was sind die Vor- und Nachteile von ETCs gegenüber Gold? - Warum investieren die weltweiten Notenbanken und ich lieber in das physische Edelmetall? Genau darüber spreche ich in dieser Folge - und am Ende verrate ich dir noch einen Bonustipp, mit welchem besonderen Investment du doppelt von der aktuell so starken Goldpreisentwicklung profitieren kannst. ___ Hier geht's zum weiterführenden Artikel: https://www.businessinsider.de/wirtschaft/goldpreis-warum-sich-aktien-von-goldminen-jetzt-lohnen-koennten/ Schreib mir gern: post@ronnywagner.com Übrigens: Bei meinem Familien-Unternehmen, der Noble Metal Factory, kannst du Gold und Silber kaufen sowie langfristig per Sparplan in Edelmetalle anlegen. Als Absicherung vor Inflation und zur Alters-Vorsorge (Edelmetall-Rente). Schau gern vorbei und buch dir ein kostenfreies Gespräch mit uns: www.anlage-in-gold.de

ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) haben die Investmentwelt revolutioniert – doch wie wählst du die richtigen ETFs aus? Welche Strategien funktionieren wirklich in einem volatilen Markt? Und welche Fehler kosten Anleger Jahr für Jahr Geld? In diesem Video erfährst du alles, was du als ETF-Investor vor 2025 wissen musst! Wir tauchen tief in die Welt der ETFs ein: – Warum ETFs die perfekte Wahl für langfristige Investoren sind. – Die beste ETF-Strategie für 2025 und eine Checkliste: Das sind jetzt die wichtigsten Fragen für ETF-Anleger – Wie du Fehler bei der ETF-Auswahl vermeidest – Steuertipps für ETF-Anleger – so sparst du bares Geld Für wen ist dieses Video? Egal, ob du Anfänger bist oder ein erfahrener Investor – dieses Video gibt dir praktische Tipps und fundierte Analysen, um das Maximum aus deinem ETF-Investment herauszuholen. Unsere Expertentipps helfen dir, die Herausforderungen der nächsten Jahre souverän zu meistern und dein Portfolio optimal aufzustellen. Welche ETFs soll man kaufen? Kann man bei einem Allzeithoch investieren? Ist es gefährlich, wenn nur wenige Aktien viel Gewicht in einem Index haben? Und sind schlechte Renditen bei ETFs für die kommenden Jahre zu erwarten?

I dive into the tricky balance between work and rest that many indie makers face. I share my personal journey and talk about the constant pressure to work long hours and the feelings of dissatisfaction that can arise in both 9-to-5 jobs and startups. I emphasize the importance of finding fulfillment and suggest that entrepreneurs should delegate tasks and hire help to free up personal time. I share stories, including one about my friend Alex, to highlight the common struggles and offer practical advice for achieving a healthier work-life balance.Mentions"Tiago's Twitter (X)": "00:01:41""Podsqueeze.com": "00:14:10""RankChase.com": "00:17:26""ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds)": "00:23:28""SEO Audits": "00:25:53""Email Automation": "00:25:53"Timestamps by PodSqueezeIntroduction to the Dilemma (00:00:10)  Tiago introduces the episode's main topic: the entrepreneur's dilemma of balancing work and rest.Personal Journey as an Entrepreneur (00:02:57)  Tiago reflects on his fulfilling experience as a full-time entrepreneur over the past few years.Conversations with Friends (00:04:20)  He shares insights from a conversation with his friend Alex about work fulfillment and dissatisfaction.Struggles with Work-Life Balance (00:05:23)  Tiago discusses the ongoing struggle between work satisfaction and the need for personal life.Optimizing Time for Productivity (00:09:51)  He compares entrepreneurship to being a top athlete, emphasizing the need to optimize time and routines.Realization of Duality in Work (00:11:59)  Tiago reflects on his desire for personal time versus the pressure to keep working.Phases of Entrepreneurship (00:15:17)  He outlines the two phases of entrepreneurship: exploration and augmentation, and their significance.The Importance of Delegation (00:19:49)  Tiago suggests raising money to delegate tasks, allowing more time for strategic work.Wealth Inequality Insights (00:20:50)  He discusses wealth inequality and how it relates to work hours versus productivity.Conclusion on Time and Investment (00:24:41)  Tiago concludes that investing money in delegation is key, rather than sacrificing personal time for work.The Importance of Delegation (00:25:53)  Tiago discusses the value of delegating tasks to save time for personal pursuits.  Reflection on Hiring Professionals (00:26:20)  He shares his experience of hiring a professional for SEO audits, which significantly improved efficiency.  Conclusion on Work-Life Balance (00:27:01)  Tiago concludes that delegating tasks allows him to rest and manage his business effectively.  Future Plans and Closing Remarks (00:27:30)  He plans to test his delegation theory and invites listeners to follow his journey.

Das neue Jahr beginnt häufig mit Vorsätzen, und einer der häufigsten ist, die eigenen Finanzen zu optimieren. Eine der besten Möglichkeiten, dies zu tun, ist das Investieren an der Börse. Doch die Welt der Börse und des Aktienhandels wirkt oft komplex und einschüchternd. Dabei ist der Einstieg in die Börse recht einfach, wenn man sich auf die wesentlichen Aspekte konzentriert und sich nicht von kurzfristigen Trends und lautstarken Prognosen ablenken lässt. Dieser Podcast bietet Dir eine umfassende Einführung in die Grundlagen des Börsenhandels. Alles, was Du als Anfänger wissen musst, findest Du kompakt zusammengefasst, damit Du nicht durch zahlreiche Videos navigieren musst. Die Themen sind bewusst vereinfacht dargestellt, um Dir den Einstieg zu erleichtern. Inhaltsverzeichnis:1. Was passiert mit meinem Geld im Laufe der Zeit?• Erklärung der Inflation und deren Auswirkungen auf die Kaufkraft.• Historische Perspektiven und Beispiele zur Wertentwicklung von Geld.2. Wie kann ich mein Geld vor Wertverlust schützen?• Übersicht über verschiedene Anlageformen und deren Renditen im Vergleich zur Inflation.3. Wie vermehrt man Geld?• Grundlagen der Zinseszinsen und deren langfristige Wirkung auf Investitionen.4. Was ist eine Investition?• Definition und Beispiele für Investitionen, wie Immobilien und Aktien.5. Was sind Aktien?• Erklärung, wie Aktien funktionieren, inklusive Dividenden und Kursgewinnen.6. Wie kauft man Aktien?• Schritt-für-Schritt zum Kauf von Aktien über Online-Broker.7. Wie entscheide ich, welche Aktien ich kaufen soll?• Einführung in Einzelaktien und ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds).8. Was ist ein ETF?• Vorteile und Funktionsweise von ETFs im Vergleich zu Einzelaktien.9. Sind Aktienmärkte nicht riskant?• Diskussion über das Risiko und die langfristigen Chancen von Aktienmärkten.10. Wann sollte man mit dem Investieren anfangen?• Die Bedeutung eines frühen Einstiegs und einer langfristigen Perspektive.11. Wie viel Geld benötige ich, um mit dem Investieren zu beginnen?• Tipps, wie man mit kleinen Beträgen starten kann und die Bedeutung regelmäßigen Sparens. Dieser Podcast bietet Dir eine kompakte und verständliche Einführung in die Welt der Börse und des Investierens. *Inhaltsverzeichnis*00:00 Intro00:55 01. Was passiert mit meinem Geld im Laufe der Zeit?03:44 02. Wie kann ich mein Geld davor schützen, an Wert zu verlieren?05:52 03. Wie vermehrt man Geld?06:41 04. Was ist eine Investition?09:00 05. Was sind Aktien?11:35 06. Wie kauft man Aktien?12:55 07. Wie entscheide ich, welche Aktien ich kaufen soll?14:21 08. Was ist ein ETF?20:15 09. Sind Aktienmärkte nicht riskant?23:46 10. Wann sollte man mit dem Investieren anfangen?25:49 11. Wie viel Geld benötige ich um mit dem Investieren zu beginnen?26:46 Wie fange ich an? 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ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) sind eine hervorragende Möglichkeit, diversifiziert in den Aktienmarkt zu investieren. Sie bieten geringere Kosten, hohe Liquidität und eine einfache Handhabung. Erfahre, welche ETFs sich besonders lohnen und wie Du sie optimal in Dein Depot integrierst. Stabile Aktien, auch Blue Chips genannt, sind Aktien von großen, etablierten Unternehmen mit einer soliden Bilanz und stetigen Dividenden. Sie bieten nicht nur Sicherheit, sondern auch ein konstantes Wachstumspotenzial. In diesem Video stelle ich Dir einige dieser Top-Unternehmen vor und erkläre, warum sie eine gute Ergänzung zu Deinem ETF-Investment sind. Ein erfolgreiches Depot aufzubauen bedeutet auch, Risiken zu managen. Ich zeige Dir, wie Du Dein Portfolio diversifizieren kannst, um Schwankungen zu minimieren und dennoch attraktive Renditen zu erzielen. Außerdem lernst Du, welche häufigen Fehler Du vermeiden solltest, um Dein Kapital bestmöglich zu schützen. Als erfahrener Investor und Betreiber eines der größten YouTube-Kanäle zu Aktien und Finanzen in Deutschland teile ich in diesem Video exklusive Einblicke und praxiserprobte Strategien. Abonniere meinen Kanal und aktiviere die Glocke, um keine weiteren wertvollen Tipps zu verpassen!

Welcome to the Minority Mindset Show! Can you transform a modest $100 stock market account into $10,000? Jaspreet dives into a straightforward, effective investment strategy that sidesteps the usual complexities of stock picking. In this episode, he explains how utilizing ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) according to your risk tolerance can remarkably amplify your investments over time. Learn why this method outperforms conventional stock picking and how even beginner investors can apply it to achieve significant financial growth without dedicating their lives to market analysis. Want more financial news? Join Market Briefs, my free daily financial newsletter: https://www.briefs.co/market Below are my recommended tools! Please note: Yes, these are our sponsors & advertisers. However, these are companies that I trust and use (or have used). The compensation doesn't affect my recommendations or advice. That being said, you should always do your own research & never blindly listen to a random guy on YouTube (or a podcast). ---------- ➤ Invest In Stocks Passively 1) M1 Finance - Buy stocks & ETFs automatically: https://theminoritymindset.com/m1 ---------- ➤ Life Insurance 2) Policygenius - Get a free life insurance quote: https://theminoritymindset.com/policygenius ---------- ➤ Real Estate Investing Online 3) Fundrise - Invest in real estate with as little as $10! https://theminoritymindset.com/fundrise ----------  

#184 Tradition im Trend mit Niklas Wirminghaus, Leitender Redakteur der CapitalDie Unverzichtbare Rolle von Print im FinanzjournalismusIn der geschäftigen Welt der Finanznachrichten bleibt 'die Capital', Deutschlands ältestes Wirtschaftsmagazin, eine Bastion der Tradition und ein Leuchtfeuer der Innovation. Niklas, ein Veteran in der Welt der Wirtschaftsjournalistik, hat vor kurzem sein neues Amt bei der Capital angetreten und bringt eine frische Perspektive in das ehrwürdige Magazin.Vom Digitalen zum PrintNiklas' Karriere begann in der digitalen Arena der Finanznachrichten. Die Schnelllebigkeit und der ständige Informationsfluss des Internets prägten seine frühen Jahre. Der Wechsel zu einem Printmagazin war für ihn nicht nur ein beruflicher Schritt, sondern auch eine persönliche Präferenz für eine tiefere, durchdachte Berichterstattung. "In der Welt von Print", erklärt Niklas, "geht es um Qualität und Tiefe. Jede Geschichte ermöglicht es uns, eine detaillierte Analyse zu bieten, die in der digitalen Welt oft untergeht."Die Rolle von 'Finance Forward' und PodcastsUnter der Leitung von Niklas hat die Capital 'Finance Forward', eine Initiative für zukunftsweisende Finanzberichterstattung, und mehrere Podcasts ins Leben gerufen. Diese Formate zielen darauf ab, die traditionellen Grenzen des Printjournalismus zu erweitern und eine neue Generation von Anlegern zu erreichen. Die Podcasts, die von Experteninterviews bis hin zu tiefgreifenden Diskussionen über Markttrends reichen, haben sich als effektives Mittel erwiesen, um komplexe Inhalte zugänglich zu machen.Print im digitalen ZeitalterTrotz der Dominanz digitaler Plattformen behauptet Niklas stolz die Relevanz von Printmagazinen. "Sie bieten einen Rückzugsort der Konzentration und eine Chance zur gründlichen Reflexion", sagt er. Die sorgfältige Gestaltung und das physische Gefühl eines Magazins schaffen eine Verbindung, die in digitalen Medien selten zu finden ist. Darüber hinaus ermöglichen sie es, Geschichten visuell und textlich auf eine Weise zu erzählen, die die Leser emotional und intellektuell bindet.Philosophie des VermögensaufbausEin zentrales Thema in der Arbeit von Niklas ist die Vermögensbildung durch intelligente Investitionen, insbesondere durch ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds). "ETFs bieten Privatanlegern eine einfache und effiziente Möglichkeit, am Markt teilzuhaben, ohne ständig auf Marktnachrichten reagieren zu müssen", erklärt er. Diese Philosophie spiegelt sich auch in der Berichterstattung der Capital wider, die darauf abzielt, Anlegern das Rüstzeug für durchdachte und langfristige Investitionsentscheidungen zu geben.Die Geschichte von Christian Reber und PitchEin weiteres Highlight der Diskussion war die Geschichte von Christian Reber und seinem Startup 'Pitch'. Mit der Vision, die Art und Weise, wie Präsentationen erstellt werden, zu revolutionieren, stellte Reber sich zahlreichen Herausforderungen, von Finanzierungsfragen bis hin zu technischen Hürden. Niklas beleuchtet diese Reise als ein Beispiel für die Schwierigkeiten und Belastungen, die mit dem Gründen eines Unternehmens verbunden sind. "Solche Geschichten sind essentiell, um die Realitäten des Unternehmertums zu verstehen", betont er. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this comprehensive video, we delve into the intricacies of leveraging ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) and the efficacy of technical analysis as a pivotal tool for trading these complex financial instruments. Contrary to common skepticism, the video demonstrates through practical examples, particularly focusing on TQQQ (a popular leveraged ETF), how technical analysis can be an indispensable component in the decision-making process for traders. Highlighting real-life instances and dissecting the mechanics behind leveraged ETF movements, the tutorial offers a deep dive into candlestick patterns, support and resistance levels, and the significance of moving averages in forecasting market directions. By challenging prevailing misconceptions and presenting a data-driven approach, the video aims to equip traders with the analytical skills necessary to navigate the volatile terrain of leveraged ETFs effectively.

IMERSÃO BASTIDORES DE WALL STREET - FAÇA SUA APLICAÇÃO! https://finc.ly/d31b1a3b23 O JEITO MAIS FÁCIL DE INVESTIR NA BOLSA! No programa de hoje, mergulhamos no mundo dos ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds), uma das maneiras mais práticas, rápidas e fáceis de investir na bolsa de valores. Com a presença de especialistas do setor financeiro, Renato Eid Tucci e Pedro Boainain, ambos da Itaú Asset Management, vamos desvendar os mistérios dos ETFs e como você pode utilizá-los para diversificar sua carteira de investimentos de forma eficiente. Neste Episódio, Você Vai Descobrir: O que são ETFs e como funcionam. As vantagens de investir em ETFs em comparação com a compra direta de ações. Se investir em ETFs apresenta muitos riscos. Passos iniciais para quem deseja começar a investir em ETFs, mesmo com pouco dinheiro. Implicações de impostos e taxas ao investir em ETFs. A viabilidade de investir em ETFs internacionais. Perspectivas para investimentos em 2024 e oportunidades no mercado local e internacional. Estratégias para montar um portfólio eficiente com ETFs. Recados Importantes: Não esqueça de deixar o like e compartilhar este episódio com aquele amigo interessado em investimentos! MBA da Finclass: Transforme sua paixão por finanças em uma pós-graduação certificada pelo MEC. Aproveite as horas assistidas na Finclass para completar o MBA Especialista em Investimentos. Inscreva-se agora pelo link na descrição! Bastidores de Wall Street: Uma imersão única com a Finclass em Nova York, onde você terá acesso exclusivo às maiores gestoras do mundo, como a Blackstone, em setembro. São apenas 25 vagas! Inscreva-se pelo link na descrição. Sobre os Convidados: Renato Eid Tucci e Pedro Boainain são figuras renomadas no mundo dos investimentos, trazendo uma vasta experiência em estratégias beta e investimento responsável, além de gestão de investimentos de crédito, renda fixa e indexados. Episódio: COMO INVESTIR NA BOLSA DO JEITO MAIS FÁCIL PRÁTICO E RÁPIDO: ETFs | Os Economistas 103 #Investimentos #ETFs #BolsaDeValores #EducaçãoFinanceira #Finclass #ItaúAssetManagement

Hoy en Aprende a Invertir con Banco BiG ampliamos conceptos a tener en cuenta para gestionar nuestro dinero, en esta ocasión nos detenemos en los índices de referencia o Benchmarks. Tal y como explica Nicolás del Río, analista de Banco BiG el benchark es el índice de referencia utilizado para seguir la evolución de un mercado o sector y comprobar el rendimiento de nuestra cartera. “Sirve para ver si lo estamos haciendo bien o mal en el ejercicio” indica. Algunos de estos 'Benchmarks' ofrecen una visión más diversificada del mercado que los propios índices bursátiles como el S&P500 Equal Weigh que asigna el mismo peso a las 500 empresas que conforman el S&P 500, donde los '7 magníficos'(Amazon, Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia y Tesla) tienen un peso muy abultado. Desde Banco BiG también nos instruyen en un instrumento financiero que todo pequeño inversor debe conocer: Los ETFs. Nicolás del Río, desvela que los ETFs(Exchange-Traded Funds, en inglés), son fondos cotizados en bolsa que representan un conjunto diversificado de activos como acciones, bonos u otros instrumentos financieros. A la variedad de activos se unen ventajas como la transparencia, flexibilidad y bajos costes. Por contra, la fiscalidad es uno de sus inconvenientes ya que, a diferencia de los fondos de inversión, no permiten realizar traspasos con diferimiento fiscal.

Bonds are back and AI-related companies have had a good year - just look at the ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) that track their performance. Chris Brycki, CEO of online investment advisor Stockspot, talks to Sean Aylmer about the ETFs Australian investors have been buying, and the ones they're avoiding.This is general information only. You should seek professional advice before making investment decisions.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

¿Por Qué Estados Unidos Es Un País Atractivo Para Invertir? Si eres emprendedor y estás buscando oportunidades de inversión rentables en el extranjero, invertir en Estados Unidos puede ser una excelente opción. En este episodio, te revelaremos cómo invertir en Estados Unidos siendo extranjero y por qué puede ser una gran oportunidad. Estados Unidos es conocido por su estabilidad económica y política, lo que lo convierte en un destino atractivo para los inversores extranjeros. El mercado americano es uno de los más grandes y desarrollados del mundo. Es decir, hay infinidad de opciones para invertir en el país: acciones, bonos, fondos mutuos, ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds), start-ups, negocios de franquicias y mucho más. Programa una U.S. Business Consultation hoy mismo: info@visafranchise.com Solicita ser cliente: https://www.visafranchise.com/es/client-application #PorQuéEstadosUnidosEsUnPaísAtractivoParaInvertir #FranquiciaAmericana Puedes seguirnos en: https://twitter.com/FranquiciaAmer https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY6IFpdAMOJIvlHhL3sUskg https://www.tiktok.com/@franquiciaamericana --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/visa-franchise/message

We've invited Nozi Van Heerden, a personal finance educator, author, and self-proclaimed “ETF baby”, to join us in the Easy Does It kitchen to share her own investment ingredients when cooking up her portfolio.Nozi gets very candid with us for this episode, sharing her taboo investment habits, explaining her investment strategy, as well as how her love for ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) and index investing came about. And more!With over 15 000 subscribers following her insights via her own channels, Nozi also shares how she got to the point where she's grown in popularity and influence in the tricky finance space. To hear about all of these, as well as to find out which are favourite ETFs, make sure to listen to this episode. By the end of the conversation you will understand why so many follow her every word.Share the love with us on social media by letting us know what you think of the episode by tweeting @EasyEquities @nozi_vanheerden or tagging us on the gram.To sign up to EasyEquities: http://bit.ly/2EtcE85DISCLAIMER: EasyEquities is a product of First World Trader (Pty) Ltd t/a EasyEquities which is an authorised Financial Services Provider. FSP number: 22588. This material is not intended as and does not constitute financial advice or any other advice and is neither exhaustive nor prescriptive. The views expressed by the contributor are his or her own (as an independently registered financial services provider, financial adviser or other independent capacity), and not necessarily endorsed by EasyEquities (as a separate financial services provider).

In dieser Folge erkläre ich die Grundlagen von ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) und die Vorteile der langfristigen Investition in sie für den Vermögensaufbau. Ich stelle unterschiedliche ETF-Typen vor, gebe Tipps zur Auswahl der passenden ETFs und betone die Wichtigkeit der Diversifikation und Kostenbewusstsein. Außerdem spreche ich über verschiedene Anlagestrategien, insbesondere die Core-Satellite-Strategie und die Bedeutung der regelmäßigen Portfolioüberwachung.

Join us in the Easy Does It kitchen for a conversation with Josh Viljoen, senior auditor, founder of the Smart Money SA blog, and finance content contributor for FinMeUp.We chat to Josh to get an understanding of how he chooses his own investments and navigates the markets. He introduces us to his “Two-bucket” system, the ingredients to whipping up a good portfolio (i.e. diversifying across different sectors), and more.We also find out about Josh's favorite ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) and stocks, with Josh giving simple and technical insights about why he likes certain stocks so much.Make sure to listen to this episode for gems from the finance maverick in the making. Share the love with us on social media by letting us know what you think of the episode by tweeting @EasyEquities @thejoshviljoen or tagging us on the gram.To sign up to EasyEquities: http://bit.ly/2EtcE85DISCLAIMER: EasyEquities is a product of First World Trader (Pty) Ltd t/a EasyEquities which is an authorised Financial Services Provider. FSP number: 22588. This material is not intended as and does not constitute financial advice or any other advice and is neither exhaustive nor prescriptive. The views expressed by the contributor are his or her own (as an independently registered financial services provider, financial adviser or other independent capacity), and not necessarily endorsed by EasyEquities (as a separate financial services provider).

Learn about all things Exchange-Traded Funds - ETFs. Some say this is a basic investment tool, but sometimes world-class basics can set you up for life. These are actually very sophisticated tools when you know how to use them properly. Subscribe to our Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfmaldKMEUc5qXeIQ7zEBeA?sub_confirmation=1  Wealth Masterclass: https://www.wealthmasterclass.com.au/  FREE Online Training with Andrew Baxter: https://bit.ly/cod-online  Subscribe to Money and Investing Podcast: http://www.moneyandinvesting.com.au/ 

In dieser Folge sprechen Saskia und Simin über die verschiedenen Arten von Exchange Traded Products - kurz: "ETPs". Aber was genau ist das eigentlich? Tatsächlich kennst du eines dieser ETPs wahrscheinlich schon: die ETFs (= Exchange Traded Funds). Aber wie wäre es mit etwas mehr Vielfalt im Depot, zum Beispiel durch ETCs (= Exchange Traded Commodities) oder ETNs (= Exchange Traded Notes)? Simin und Saskia erklären dir, was genau das ist und worin sich diese passiven Wertpapiere unterscheiden. Außerdem erfährst du in dieser Podcastfolge, wie ETPs gehandelt werden und welche Kosten beim Kauf entstehen. Viel Spaß beim Hören! Melde dich jetzt zum Coaching an: https://www.hermoney.de/coaching/ P.S.: Machst du schon bei unserer 52-Wochen-Spar-Challenge mit? Auch in diesem Jahr wollen wir gemeinsam sparen. Das Ziel sind 1.378 Euro. Mach' mit und richte dir direkt einen Dauerauftrag auf dein Tagesgeldkonto ein. Falls du Simin und Saskia schreiben möchtest, dann schicke ihnen gerne eine Mail an podcast@hermoney.de Außerdem erreichst du sie über den herMoney-Instagram-Account, Facebook und LinkedIn. Tritt auch gerne der herMoney-Facebook-Gruppe bei und diskutiere hier mit vielen anderen Frauen die Themen, die dich umtreiben. Disclaimer: Dieser Podcast ersetzt keine Beratung und dient ausschließlich Informationszwecken. Aktien, Fonds und ETFs unterliegen Kursschwankungen; damit sind Kursverluste möglich. Bei Wertpapieren, die nicht in Euro notieren, sind zudem Währungsverluste möglich. Die frühere Wertentwicklung ist kein verlässlicher Indikator für die Zukunft. Die Auswahl der Wertpapiere und sonstigen Finanzinstrumente dient ausschließlich Informationszwecken und stellt keine Kaufempfehlung dar.

Sandeep Tyagi is the Chairman and CEO of Estee Capital, a systematic investment firm that provides brokerage and asset management services in various emerging markets. He is also the founder of Gulaq, a technology-based investment product designed to simplify investment for retail investors. Gulaq offers six variants of portfolios that follow a simple asset allocation and automatically rebalance every month using algorithms that are used for the firm's large investors. The portfolios are comprised of stocks and ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) and are designed to help investors earn above-average returns with below-average effort and time investment. 00:40 About Sandeep Tyagi Sandeep is the chairman and chief executive officer of Estee Capitals. He is the founder of Gulaq. He is also a member of YPO. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

We've talked about ETFs a lot throughout this podcast series that we thought it was time to dedicate a WHOLE episode to understanding exchange-traded funds and how they work. And with more and more Australians getting involved - particularly during the pandemic - we wanted to know what all the fuss is about. Anything we talk about in this episode is GENERAL and not about your individual circumstances. It's about getting an understanding and NOT giving financial advice. BetaShares Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer Ilan Israelstam and Assistant Portfolio Manager Jessica Leung join Gillian to explain the world of ETFs. BetaShares Education, ASX ETFs Course, find out more about Gillian here.

A deep dive into one of the fastest-growing segments of modern finance: ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) with Athanasios Psarofagis, ETF research at Bloomberg Intelligence and master of ETF data. USEFUL LINKS https://twitter.com/tpsarofagis On Bloomberg Terminal: BI ETF TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Introducing Athanasios Psarofagis: Bloomberg Intelligence - ETFs 02:31 Overview of the ETF market 05:05 What drives the growth of ETFs 07:55 Should we really call it passive investing? 10:52 The $1 trillion savings for investors 12:41 Q: How to differentiate in a crowded ETF market (add questions) 15:26 Q: The business of ETFs and Vanguard's advantage 17:45 Why has the Vanguard model not been replicated 19:21 How Vanguard invented the "ownership economy" 20:11 The evolution of investors behaviour - the market is split 23:17 ETF as a wrapper beyond traditional indexing 26:03 New trends in ETF distribution 28:06 Geographical differences in ETF distribution 29:55 Custom indexing: a minor trend? 33:18 Crypto ETFs 36:06 Defi for ETFs 38:21 ETFs & Crypto 39:21 There's a lot to be done on the fixed income side 41:00 Developments in the fixed income ETF space 43:04 Personal questions WATCH CLIPS FROM THE INTERVIEW ►TikTok ►Instagram CONNECT ►Twitter ►Substack ►Linkedin #investing #ETF

As ações são os ativos mais conhecidos da bolsa de valores – mas não são os únicos negociados no pregão. Um tipo de investimento que ganha cada vez mais espaço são os ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), ou simplesmente fundos de índices. Esse tipo de fundo tem algumas características especiais, e por isso pode ser uma alternativa para os investidores diversificarem a carteira de aplicações com pouco custo. Eles são mais conhecidos no exterior do que no Brasil, mas aos poucos começam a ter mais liquidez e a chamar atenção dos investidores locais. Um ETF nada mais é do que um fundo de investimento, ou seja, representa uma espécie de “condomínio” de investidores que aplicam seus recursos em conjunto. Ele possui, no entanto, algumas características específicas que o distingue dos fundos tradicionais. No Conversa de Bolso desta sexta-feira (11), quem traz detalhes é a comentarista Neyla Tardin. Acompanhe!

Natural mineral may help reverse memory loss University of Queensland (Australia), February 7, 2022 Selenium—a mineral found in many foods—could reverse the cognitive impact of stroke and boost learning and memory in aging brains, according to University of Queensland research. Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) lead researcher Dr. Tara Walker said studies on the impact of exercise on the aging brain found levels of a protein key to transporting selenium in the blood were elevated by physical activity. The research team investigated whether dietary selenium supplements could replicate the effects of exercise. (NEXT) Poor sleep can triple risk for heart disease University of South Florida, February 7, 2022 Individual aspects of poor sleep can be detrimental to heart health. But if you combine them, the risk of heart disease can increase by as much as 141 percent. That's the finding of a new study published in the journal Scientific Reports. The University of South Florida-led study reviewed sleep data of 6,820 U.S. adults with an average age of 53 who self-reported their sleep characteristics and heart diseasehistory. Among the participants, 633 also wore a research device (actigraphy) around their wrist that captured sleep activity. (NEXT) Curcumin-pepper combination shows antioxidant benefits for diabetics: RCT Baqiyatallah, Shiraz and Mashhad universities (Iran), February 7, 2022 Curcumin and Piperine may reduce oxidative stress in patients suffering from type 2 diabetes, according to results of a randomized controlled trial. Clinical data published in the PubMed-listed journal Inflammopharmacology shows for the first time that the curcuminoid–piperine combination supplement may impact measures of oxidative stress in type 2 diabetes.Results showed that the curcuminoid-piperine combination resulted in an 21.9% reduction in MDA levels, compared to baseline levels, while no statistically significant changes were observed in the placebo group. In addition, the curcuminoid-piperine combination increased SOD and TAC levels by 11.6% and 21.1%, respectively, compared to baseline. On the other hand, these decreased by 12.6% and 17%, respectively in the placebo group, compared to placebo.  (VIDEOS) Here is Glen Greenwald talking with Howard Kurtz Trudeau's Brother Kyle Kemper takes Firm Stance against the Vaccine Mandate and “The Great Reset” (OTHER NEWS) Colossal Financial Pyramid: BlackRock and The WEF “Great Reset” F. William Engdahl – Global Research, June 20, 2021 A virtually unregulated investment firm today exercises more political and financial influence than the Federal Reserve and most governments on this planet. The firm, BlackRock Inc., the world's largest asset manager, invests a staggering $9 trillion in client funds worldwide, a sum more than double the annual GDP of the Federal Republic of Germany. This colossus sits atop the pyramid of world corporate ownership, including in China most recently. Since 1988 the company has put itself in a position to de facto control the Federal Reserve, most Wall Street mega-banks, including Goldman Sachs, the Davos World Economic Forum Great Reset, the Biden Administration and, if left unchecked, the economic future of our world. BlackRock is the epitome of what Mussolini called Corporatism, where an unelected corporate elite dictates top down to the population. How the world's largest “shadow bank” exercises this enormous power over the world ought to concern us. BlackRock since Larry Fink founded it in 1988 has managed to assemble unique financial software and assets that no other entity has. BlackRock's Aladdin risk-management system, a software tool that can track and analyze trading, monitors more than $18 trillion in assets for 200 financial firms including the Federal Reserve and European central banks. He who “monitors” also knows, we can imagine. BlackRock has been called a financial “Swiss Army Knife — institutional investor, money manager, private equity firm, and global government partner rolled into one.” Yet mainstream media treats the company as just another Wall Street financial firm. There is a seamless interface that ties the UN Agenda 2030 with the Davos World Economic Forum Great Reset and the nascent economic policies of the Biden Administration. That interface is BlackRock. Team Biden and BlackRock By now it should be clear to anyone who bothers to look, that the person who claims to be US President, 78-year old Joe Biden, is not making any decisions. He even has difficulty reading a teleprompter or answering prepared questions from friendly media without confusing Syria and Libya or even whether he is President. He is being micromanaged by a group of handlers to maintain a scripted “image” of a President while policy is made behind the scenes by others. It eerily reminds of the 1979 Peter Sellers film character, Chauncey Gardiner, in Being There. What is less public are the key policy persons running economic policy for Biden Inc. They are simply said, BlackRock. Much as Goldman Sachs ran economic policy under Obama and also Trump, today BlackRock is filling that key role. The deal apparently was sealed in January, 2019 when Joe Biden, then-candidate and long-shot chance to defeat Trump, went to meet with Larry Fink in New York, who reportedly told “working class Joe,” that, “I'm here to help.” Now as President in one of his first appointees, Biden named Brian Deese to be the Director of the National Economic Council, the President's main adviser for economic policy. One of the early Presidential Executive Orders dealt with economics and climate policy. That's not surprising, as Deese came from Fink's BlackRock where he was Global Head of Sustainable Investing. Before joining BlackRock, Deese held senior economic posts under Obama, including replacing John Podesta as Senior Adviser to the President where he worked alongside Valerie Jarrett. Under Obama, Deese played a key role in negotiating the Global Warming Paris Accords. In the key policy post as Deputy Treasury Secretary under Secretary Janet Yellen, we find Nigerian-born Adewale “Wally” Adeyemo. Adeyemo also comes from BlackRock where from 2017 to 2019 he was a senior adviser and Chief of Staff to BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, after leaving the Obama Administration. His personal ties to Obama are strong, as Obama named him the first President of the Obama Foundation in 2019. And a third senior BlackRock person running economic policy in the Administration now is also unusual in several respects. Michael Pyle is the Senior Economic Adviser to Vice President Kamala Harris. He came to Washington from the position as the Global Chief Investment Strategist at BlackRock where he oversaw the strategy for investing some $9 trillion of funds. Before joining BlackRock at the highest level, he had also been in the Obama Administration as a senior adviser to the Undersecretary of the Treasury for International Affairs, and in 2015 became an adviser to the Hillary Clinton presidential bid. The fact that three of the most influential economic appointees of the Biden Administration come from BlackRock, and before that all from the Obama Administration, is noteworthy. There is a definite pattern and suggests that the role of BlackRock in Washington is far larger than we are being told. What is BlackRock? Never before has a financial company with so much influence over world markets been so hidden from public scrutiny. That's no accident. As it is technically not a bank making bank loans or taking deposits, it evades the regulation oversight from the Federal Reserve even though it does what most mega banks like HSBC or JP MorganChase do—buy, sell securities for profit. When there was a Congressional push to include asset managers such as BlackRock and Vanguard Funds under the post-2008 Dodd-Frank law as “systemically important financial institutions” or SIFIs, a huge lobbying push from BlackRock ended the threat. BlackRock is essentially a law onto itself. And indeed it is “systemically important” as no other, with possible exception of Vanguard, which is said to also be a major shareholder in BlackRock. BlackRock founder and CEO Larry Fink is clearly interested in buying influence globally. He made former German CDU MP Friederich Merz head of BlackRock Germany when it looked as if he might succeed Chancellor Merkel, and former British Chancellor of Exchequer George Osborne as “political consultant.” Fink named former Hillary Clinton Chief of Staff Cheryl Mills to the BlackRock board when it seemed certain Hillary would soon be in the White House. He has named former central bankers to his board and gone on to secure lucrative contracts with their former institutions. Stanley Fisher, former head of the Bank of Israel and also later Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve is now Senior Adviser at BlackRock. Philipp Hildebrand, former Swiss National Bank president, is vice chairman at BlackRock, where he oversees the BlackRock Investment Institute. Jean Boivin, the former deputy governor of the Bank of Canada, is the global head of research at BlackRock's investment institute. BlackRock and the Fed It was this ex-central bank team at BlackRock that developed an “emergency” bailout plan for Fed chairman Powell in March 2019 as financial markets appeared on the brink of another 2008 “Lehman crisis” meltdown. As “thank you,” the Fed chairman Jerome Powell named BlackRock in a no-bid role to manage all of the Fed's corporate bond purchase programs, including bonds where BlackRock itself invests. Conflict of interest? A group of some 30 NGOs wrote to Fed Chairman Powell, “By giving BlackRock full control of this debt buyout program, the Fed… makes BlackRock even more systemically important to the financial system. Yet BlackRock is not subject to the regulatory scrutiny of even smaller systemically important financial institutions.” In a detailed report in 2019, a Washington non-profit research group, Campaign for Accountability, noted that, “BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, implemented a strategy of lobbying, campaign contributions, and revolving door hires to fight off government regulation and establish itself as one of the most powerful financial companies in the world.” The New York Fed hired BlackRock in March 2019 to manage its commercial mortgage-backed securities program and its $750 billion primary and secondary purchases of corporate bonds and ETFs in no-bid contracts. US financial journalists Pam and Russ Martens in critiquing that murky 2019 Fed bailout of Wall Street remarked, “for the first time in history, the Fed has hired BlackRock to “go direct” and buy up $750 billion in both primary and secondary corporate bonds and bond ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), a product of which BlackRock is one of the largest purveyors in the world.” They went on, “Adding further outrage, the BlackRock-run program will get $75 billion of the $454 billion in taxpayers' money to eat the losses on its corporate bond purchases, which will include its own ETFs, which the Fed is allowing it to buy…” Fed head Jerome Powell and Larry Fink know each other well, apparently. Even after Powell gave BlackRock the hugely lucrative no-bid “go direct” deal, Powell continued to have the same BlackRock manage an estimated $25 million of Powell's private securities investments. Public records show that in this time Powell held direct confidential phone calls with BlackRock CEO Fink. According to required financial disclosure, BlackRock managed to double the value of Powell's investments from the year before! No conflict of interest, or? A Very BlackRock in Mexico BlackRock's murky history in Mexico shows that conflicts of interest and influence-building with leading government agencies is not restricted to just the USA. PRI Presidential candidate Peña Nieto went to Wall Street during his campaign in November 2011. There he met Larry Fink. What followed the Nieto victory in 2012 was a tight relationship between Fink and Nieto that was riddled with conflict of interest, cronyism and corruption. Most likely to be certain BlackRock was on the winning side in the corrupt new Nieto regime, Fink named 52-year-old Marcos Antonio Slim Domit, billionaire son of Mexico's wealthiest and arguably most corrupt man, Carlos Slim, to BlackRock's Board. Marcos Antonio, along with his brother Carlos Slim Domit, run the father's huge business empire today. Carlos Slim Domit, the eldest son, was Co-Chair of the World Economic Forum Latin America in 2015, and currently serves as chairman of the board of America Movil where BlackRock is a major investor. Small cozy world. The father, Carlos Slim, at the time named by Forbes as World's Richest Person, built an empire based around his sweetheart acquisition of Telemex (later America Movil). Then President, Carlos Salinas de Gortari, in effect gifted the telecom empire to Slim in 1989. Salinas later fled Mexico on charges of stealing more than $10 billion from state coffers. As with much in Mexico since the 1980s drug money apparently played a huge role with the elder Carlos Slim, father of BlackRock director Marcos Slim. In 2015 WikiLeaks released company internal emails from the private intelligence corporation, Stratfor. Stratfor writes in an April 2011 email, the time BlackRock is establishing its Mexico plans, that a US DEA Special Agent, William F. Dionne confirmed Carlos Slim's ties to the Mexican drug cartels. Stratfor asks Dionne, “Billy, is the MX (Mexican) billionaire Carlos Slim linked to the narcos?” Dionne replies, “Regarding your question, the MX telecommunication billionaire is.” In a country where 44% of the population lives in poverty you don't become the world's richest man in just two decades selling Girl Scout cookies. Fink and Mexican PPP With Marcos Slim on his BlackRock board and new president Enrique Peña Nieto, Larry Fink's Mexican partner in Nieto Peña's $590 billion PublicPrivatePartnership (PPP) alliance, BlackRock, was ready to reap the harvest. To fine-tune his new Mexican operations, Fink named former Mexican Undersecretary of Finance Gerardo Rodriguez Regordosa to direct BlackRock Emerging Market Strategy in 2013. Then in 2016 Peña Nieto appointed Isaac Volin, then head of BlackRock Mexico to be No. 2 at PEMEX where he presided over corruption, scandals and the largest loss in PEMEX history, $38 billion. Peña Nieto had opened the huge oil state monopoly, PEMEX, to private investors for the first time since nationalization in the 1930s. The first to benefit was Fink's BlackRock. Within seven months, BlackRock had secured $1 billion in PEMEX energy projects, many as the only bidder. During the tenure of Peña Nieto, one of the most controversial and least popular presidents, BlackRock prospered by the cozy ties. It soon was engaged in highly profitable (and corrupt) infrastructure projects under Peña Nieto including not only oil and gas pipelines and wells but also including toll roads, hospitals, gas pipelines and even prisons. Notably, BlackRock's Mexican “friend” Peña Nieto was also “friends” not only with Carlos Slim but with the head of the notorious Sinaloa Cartel, “El Chapo” Guzman. In court testimony in 2019 in New York Alex Cifuentes, a Colombian drug lord who has described himself as El Chapo's “right-hand man,” testified that just after his election in 2012, Peña Nieto had requested $250 million from the Sinaloa Cartel before settling on $100 million. We can only guess what for. Larry Fink and WEF Great Reset In 2019 Larry Fink joined the Board of the Davos World Economic Forum, the Swiss-based organization that for some 40 years has advanced economic globalization. Fink, who is close to the WEF's technocrat head, Klaus Schwab, of Great Reset notoriety, now stands positioned to use the huge weight of BlackRock to create what is potentially, if it doesn't collapse before, the world's largest Ponzi scam, ESG corporate investing. Fink with $9 trillion to leverage is pushing the greatest shift of capital in history into a scam known as ESG Investing. The UN “sustainable economy” agenda is being realized quietly by the very same global banks which have created the financial crises in 2008. This time they are preparing the Klaus Schwab WEF Great Reset by steering hundreds of billions and soon trillions in investment to their hand-picked “woke” companies, and away from the “not woke” such as oil and gas companies or coal. BlackRock since 2018 has been in the forefront to create a new investment infrastructure that picks “winners” or “losers” for investment according to how serious that company is about ESG—Environment, Social values and Governance. For example a company gets positive ratings for the seriousness of its hiring gender diverse management and employees, or takes measures to eliminate their carbon “footprint” by making their energy sources green or sustainable to use the UN term. How corporations contribute to a global sustainable governance is the most vague of the ESG, and could include anything from corporate donations to Black Lives Matter to supporting UN agencies such as WHO. Oil companies like ExxonMobil or coal companies no matter how clear are doomed as Fink and friends now promote their financial Great Reset or Green New Deal. This is why he cut a deal with the Biden presidency in 2019. Follow the money. And we can expect that the New York Times will cheer BlackRock on as it destroys the world financial structures. Since 2017 BlackRock has been the paper's largest shareholder. Carlos Slim was second largest. Even Carl Icahn, a ruthless Wall Street asset stripper, once called BlackRock, “an extremely dangerous company… I used to say, you know, the mafia has a better code of ethics than you guys.” (NEXT) Can Joe Rogan Save Free Speech? Jonathan Turley, February 3, 2022 Below is my column on the campaign to cancel Joe Rogan and his podcast. Various celebrities and artists have joined the movement for censoring Joe Rogan, including Mary Trump. The White House has called for even greater action from Spotify to limit or remove content. We have also heard the same false narrative that, since the First Amendment only covers government action, this is not by definition a free speech issue. The argument is entirely divorced from any understanding of free speech. As we have previously discussed, the First Amendment is not the full or exclusive embodiment of free speech. It addresses just one of the dangers to free speech posed by government regulation. Many of us view free speech as a human right. Corporate censorship of social media clearly impacts free speech, and replacing Big Brother with a cadre of Little Brothers actually allows for far greater control of free expression. When it comes to media, information or social media platforms, corporate censorship can have a devastating impact on free speech. For Spotify, the choice between Rogan's 11 million listeners or an aging rocker was economically clear, even with other artists threatening to pull their music from the platform. The music side of Spotify is reportedly not making much revenue, but Rogan and podcasts are a cash machine. Spotify now has 365 million subscribers and its advertising revenues have doubled with the help of the podcast market. Revenue from podcasts is up a staggering 627 percent on Spotify. However, even if the company was not motivated by its better angels, that may actually be better news for free speech. The free-fall of free speech has largely been due to greed. Companies see no profit in defending dissenting viewpoints. Now, for the first time, the economics may have actually worked against censorship and for free speech. At least in this instance, to paraphrase “Wall Street's” Gordon Gekko, “Greed is good” for free speech. The famous economist Arthur Cecil Pigou once explained that corporations are not “social” but market creatures moved by profits, not principles. No matter how “woke” many companies may appear, there is an economic calculation behind corporate action. Most companies yield to demands because it is wealth-maximizing. There was a calculation that woke statements or censorship policies would protect a company from protests while opposing customers would still want its product. That calculation has been a disaster for free speech. The First Amendment only addresses the primary threat that existed in the 18th century against free speech: the government. It does not limit private companies, which have free speech rights like individuals. Activists and politicians used that blind spot to do indirectly what they could not do directly in censoring opposing viewpoints. Democratic leaders, including President Biden, have encouraged companies to expand what they euphemistically call “content modification” to block dissenting views on vaccines, election integrity, global warming, gender identity and a range of other issues. As a result, social media companies and other corporations now regulate speech in the United States to a degree that an actual state media would struggle to replicate. Faced with a growing cancel culture, companies are scrubbing their platforms of dissenting viewpoints and converting forums into echo chambers. Rogan's popularity is precisely due to the fact that he is uncensored in what he says. As many networks and newspapers have become more of an echo chamber, viewers and readers have fled en masse. Trust in the media has fallen to just 46 percent and as low as 40 percent in recent polling. While Young reportedly relies on Spotify for 60 percent of his royalty income, Spotify does not rely on Young or other rock stars for its primary profits. It is the reverse of market conditions from just a couple years ago. While Rogan has promised to be more careful in how information is presented on his show (and Spotify will add “advisories” on podcasts), his podcast survived the celebrity onslaught. As various investors seek to create free speech alternatives to Twitter and YouTube, there may be an emerging market for free speech products. This does not mean that Joe Rogan is the new Thomas Paine or that this small skirmish is a turning point in the war over free speech. Indeed, the campaign continues against Spotify. However, with the explosion of corporate censorship, free speech advocates have begun to look at figures like Rogan as “super survivors,” people who seem to have natural immunities protecting them from an otherwise lethal threat. If we can replicate those economic antibodies, we just might be able to develop a protection against censorship and the cancel culture.

We are talking ETFs. By the end of the episode you will know what ETFs are, how they compare to Index funds, how you can buy and sell them, and what may make them useful for beginner investors as well as experienced investors. Let's get into it! Come talk money with me! Join the conversation on instagram @Spondulixpod or at $pondulixpod.com

This will be the funnest episode you have ever listened to from us......because we have a prize to give away. I'm serious!! We are talking about ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) and we have come up with a contest for the month of December, in which the winner, one of our listeners, will win a pair of Apple Pod Pros (or $200 if Apple products don't float your boat). It won't be hard to participate I promise. Its an investing contest with fake money, like Monopoly. You will be given a fake $1,000,000 and all you have to do is pick the best 5 investments for month of December and you win. Here is what you have to do, 1. Email us at support@myprosperteam.com and include the following 2. Your Name (see how easy this is) 3. Your picks for the 5 ETFs that you want have as your portfolio. Any 5 you want....WITH the corresponding percentages you want those 5 ETFs to be investing. (20% invested into one ETF would equal $200,000, makes sense....if not reread that sentence, or email us and we can help you) 4. We also want you to pick an investment name for yourself. Nothing crude, racist, homophobic, or just not nice. Make it fun. Like if you work in construction, your name could be Building Sector Investor. Got it? 5. Go to our Instagram page, tyandrypodcast, and like our post about the contest. We need all of this by November 30th because we will start the contest beginning morning bell December 1st and end closing bell December 31st. Ty and myself (Ryan) will also participate and whomever wins just between us, will get to shame, publicly, the other one on the podcast. Get rollin everyone and get us your info!!!!! May be best investor win!!!

“I want to invest but I don't know which stock to buy.” Does this sound like you? If so, you will want to listen to TFC 99 (a replay of TFC 30). ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) are becoming an increasingly popular investment choice among many investors because instead of investing in a single company, you are investing in a basket of companies. Why are ETFs a good investment choice? How does an ETF work? What are some factors to consider when choosing an ETF? Learn the basics of ETFs together with Reggie in TFC 99! Get our show notes at https://www.thefinancialcoconut.com/tfc99 For all other links mentioned, or to discover more from the team at The Financial Coconut (including all our other shows), go to https://linktr.ee/thefinancialcoconut  --- The Financial Coconut started out as a reaction to online fake gurus who are propagating over simplified get rich quick programs. A Podcast that grew out of a desire to share best practices regarding personal finance turned into a network of content championing this idea of “Creating a life you love, while managing your finances well”.

Einfach, kostengünstig und transparent. Das sind Attribute, mit denen ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) immer wieder in Verbindung gebracht werden. Mit ETFs kann man die gesamte Börsenwelt abbilden, mittlerweile gibt es weltweit mehr als 7.600 der passiven Fonds – und so wird die Auswahl immer schwieriger. Zu Beginn steht die Wahl der Anlageklassen, z. B. Aktien und Anleihen, dann schließt sich die Wahl der ETF-Anbieter an. Im nächsten Schritt geht es um eine sinnvolle Indexauswahl, um den Markt möglichst breit und in der richtigen Proportion abzudecken. Und zu guter Letzt erfolgt dann die eigentliche ETF-Auswahl, insbesondere unter Analyse der realen Kosten. ETF-Fan und Vorstandsvorsitzender der Quirin Privatbank AG, Karl Matthäus Schmidt, beleuchtet in dieser Folge u.a. diese Fragen: ETF ist nicht gleich ETF, doch was macht einen guten ETF aus und wie findet man ihn im riesigen Fonds-Universum? Warum ist die Liquidität eines ETF so wichtig und wie wirkt sich das auf die Preisfeststellung eines ETF-Kurses aus? Was sind in diesem Zusammenhang Spreads? Mit welchen Kosten sollte man bei ETFs rechnen, deckt die sogenannte TER alles ab? Und noch andere Aspekte sind wichtig: Welche Risiken gibt es bei der ETF-Auswahl? Wo liegt der Unterschied zwischen physischen und synthetischen ETFs? Sind die ETF-Produktanbieter alle gleich gut oder muss man sich vor schwarzen Schafen in Acht nehmen? Und von welchen Indizes sollte man besser die Finger lassen? ETFs sind auch die Grundlage für unsere Vermögensverwaltung. Erfahren Sie mehr über unser wissenschaftlich fundiertes Anlagekonzept: www.quirinprivatbank.de/anlagekonzept Oder nehmen Sie an einer unserer vielfältigen Veranstaltungen teil, um die Quirin Privatbank und die Möglichkeiten der Geldanlage näher kennenzulernen. www.quirinprivatbank.de/veranstaltungen

One of the reasons I like to invest in ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), which is where you are buying one fund or stock that owns many companies, is for their long-term returns. ETFs make up 5-10% of my investment portfolio, but if you have a low tolerance for risk these types of funds might not be for you. I like these particular funds because they're all relatively new funds and in areas that I think have lots of growth potential over the next few years and beyond. Get Started With 2 FREE Stocks With This WeBull offer: http://projectlifemastery.com/webull Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Wie hoch später einmal die gesetzliche Rente ausfallen wird – wer weiß das schon. Aber Fakt ist, ohne private Altersvorsorge geht es nicht. Tagegeld, Festgeld und Co. werfen aktuell zu wenig bis keine Zinsen ab. Daher kommst Du um Aktien nicht herum. Das Wichtigste dabei: breit streuen. Investiere lieber in einen großen, bunten Strauß an Aktien, bestehend aus vielen Titeln aus unterschiedlichen Branchen, Ländern und Währungen, anstatt auf Einzelaktien zu setzen. Besonders einfach und kostengünstig geht das mit ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), auch Indexfonds genannt. ETFs empfinden die Wertentwicklung börsengehandelter Indizes wie DAX oder MSCI World nach. Im einfachsten Fall kaufen die Aktienfonds die im Index enthaltenen Wertpapiere eins zu eins nach. Besitzt Du beispielsweise einen ETF auf den MSCI World, besteht Dein Blumenstrauß aus über 1.600 Wertpapieren, die aus 23 Industrieländern und mehr als zehn unterschiedlichen Branchen stammen. Eine breite Streuung, auch Diversifikation genannt, bedeutet aber auch, nicht nur auf eine einzelne Anlageklasse zu setzen. Zwar bieten Aktien aktuell langfristig bessere Renditechancen als andere Produkte. Mehr Rendite bedeutet häufig aber auch ein größeres Verlustrisiko. Mischst Du Deinem Portfolio neben Aktien weitere Anlageklassen wie Tagesgeld oder Festgeld hinzu, kannst Du mögliche Verluste in der einen Anlageklasse durch Gewinne in den anderen besser abfedern. Doch welche Anlageklassen gibt es eigentlich und bringen wirklich alle Ruhe ins Depot? Über diese Punkte und weitere sprechen wir in der aktuellen Podcastfolge. Als Unterstützung haben wir uns die langjährige Börsenexpertin und ehemalige Chefkorrespondentin des Handelsblatts Jessica Schwarzer mit an Bord geholt.

ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) are important in the world of trading. This episode explains what they are, why they are popular, and the main ones you should know about. This list of ETFs is vital to know because they often represent the overall health of the stock market. Beyond that, ETFs offer you an interesting way to trade or invest with less risk because of the increased diversity. Enjoy!

Sean Aylmer speaks to Chris Brycki, founder and CEO of online investment advisor Stockspot. Chris gives a crash course in ETFs - Exchange Traded Funds - including what's on offer, what to avoid, and how to manage foreign currency risk when investing overseas.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In dieser Folge sprechen wir über ETFs. Das ist die erste Folge eines kurzen Exkurses in die Finanzwelt ohne dem Thema Nachhaltigkeit im Fokus. Mail: office@ethico.at Josef Obergantschnig LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josef-obe...​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JObergantschnig?s=03​ Kevin Windisch LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-win...​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/derWindisch?s=03​

La guía más completa de ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds o Fondos que cotizan en Bolsa) Hay miles de ETFS en los que podemos invertir en portafolios diversificados.

Our guest this episode is Nick McCullum. Nick is a software developer and Director of Growth at Passiv. Passiv is portfolio management software that makes it easy to manage your own investment portfolio. Set a target portfolio, rebalance with 1 click, and get notified when your portfolio drifts using the tool available on passiv.com.As awesome as real estate is as an investment vehicle, diversification is still important. With Nick, we go over the difference between ETFs, index funds, mutual funds, stocks, bonds, how it all works, and how you can use these vehicles to create a diversified portfolio outside of real estate. We also discuss the Canadian Couch Potato portfolio, where to invest the extra cash flow from your real estate investments, the importance of rebalancing your portfolio from time to time, and how Passiv helps you do that with a single click. If you've ever wanted to expand your investment knowledge and be more aware of some of the other options out there, you can't miss this episode. Show Notes: Discuss the difference between the stocks, ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), and Index fundsWhat Passiv does to help you help you rebalance your portfolioWhy is it important to rebalance your portfolioThe definition of an accredited investor and what you need to do to avoid needing an accredited investor to invest with your dealWhat is a hedge fund and why people like to invest in themDiscussing the Canadian Couch Potato portfolioWhat are bonds and how they differ from bondsWhere to find good resources to learn more about stocks and investingLump sum vs dollar-cost-averaging investing; lump sum investing statistically the better choice What are the allocation options for extra cash flow from your investment properties; reinvest in property, take as cash, or invest into the marketHow Passiv works with your online brokerage How much should you allow your portfolio to drift before rebalancing; 5-10% is standardQuestrade customers get to use Passiv for freeFor more info, you can reach Nick at: Passiv.comnick.mccullum@passiv.comFor other cool investing info and content, check out our website at CWHO.CA.

“You want all of your investments to be a part of your diversified portfolio.” - David Tuzzolino, CFA, CFP® of PathBridge Financial, LLCIn episode 6, we're taking a deeper dive into understanding investments. People talk like all investments are created equal, but that's certainly not the case. In this episode, we dive a little deeper to help you better understand how investments are not all the same. David Tuzzolino, CFA, CFP® from PathBridge Financial, and Kyle discuss four types of investments: Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, and ETFs. They discuss similarities, and differences between investments to cut through the confusion. A key component of the conversation is “diversification”, and they break down what that means in the investment world and why we do it. They close out the episode by discussing the pros and cons of Target Date Funds.To kick it off, they talk about Gettysburg, ghosts, Remember the Titans, David's bucket list trip and why outer space and scuba diving freak Kyle out. They also discuss their best ever investment picks. Tune in!"It's (Target Date Funds) meant for the average employee, but no one is average. Every person's situation is unique to them. It's a one size fits all (approach)." Kyle Hill, CFP®***Not advised, but to skip the Fluff, go to the 42:12 mark***Resources:Stocks, Market Capitalization (Market Cap), Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E Ratio), Price to Book Ratio (P/B Ratio), Target Date Funds (MarketWatch), Target Date Funds (Financial Times), Bonds, Bond Ratings, Mutual Funds, ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), Fund Expense Ratios, Asset Class Returns (Reason for Diversification), Risk vs. Volatility, CFA Institute (Chartered Financial...

En el episodio 6 presentamos una entrevista con Santiago Rincón Gallardo, titular de Relación con Inversionistas e índices de la Bolsa Institucional de Valores (BIVA). Además de compartir su amplia experiencia en el mercado bursátil mexicano, Santiago fue una de las primeras personas que estuvo detrás de la creación de la segunda Bolsa de Valores de México, después de 125 años de monopolio. En la conversación, se toca ampliamente cómo es que los inversionistas mexicanos, latinoamericanos o de cualquier parte, pueden participar en el mercado bursátil usando índices o los llamados ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds).

In der heutigen Folge dreht sich alles um ETFs - Exchange Traded Funds. - Was ist ein ETF? - Warum ist ein ETF als Produkt so interessant? - Warum verfluchen Bank- und Finanzberater ETFs? Hör Dir die Folge unbedingt an, denn mit Sicherheit könnten ETFs auch relevant für Deine Vermögens-Bildung sein.

  Mark & Matt Discuss the Following on Episode #49: Stocks continue to rebound Market Breadth: Are we starting to see more industries participate in the market's recovery? Personal savings rate spikes to a record high Stocks move quickly from oversold to overbought Tax Filing Deadline Reminder & what that means Basics of ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds)     www.jessupwealthmanagement.com   Twitter Accounts: @JessupWealth   @MarkMcEvily   @matthewcjessup

Mauricio de Medina conversa con Joan Lanzagorta. En este episodio hablamos sobre el funcionamiento de los ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), de inversiones indexadas, diversificación, estrategias de inversión y mucho más. ¡Dale play e incrementa tu IQ financiero! #inversiones #etfs #bolsadevalores Para ver más videos, tips, cursos de educación financiera e información útil me encuentras en: https://www.facebook.com/DeMedinaMau/ https://twitter.com/DeMedinaMau https://www.instagram.com/demedinamau/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/mauricio-de-medina O visita: https://www.mauriciodemedina.com Aprende, ahorra e invierte.

This week Andrew Baxter from Australian Investment Education is covering the subject of Exchange Traded Funds - EFTs. We are going to look at why they are such a great tool and how they managed to become a 4 Trillion Dollar Business. We'll also look at how they can help people that are brand new to the markets get started. For those that are veterans in the market how ETFs can offer diversification, leverage or exploit very specific situations in the market.

In this episode, we’re going to discuss the fastest growing and the most innovative investment vehicle in decades-  ETFs (Exchange / Traded / Funds) - just as shiny as your new Tesla. I’ll be interviewing one of the country’s leading experts on ETFs, Michael McClary. Michael is the Chief Investment Officer of Valmark Advisers in Akron, Ohio.  He’s recognized as one of the nation’s leading experts on ETFs and was one of three named to the first class of the ETF Advisors Hall of Fame in 2007. Together we’ll shed some light about what is an ETF? How do they work? And what makes them so beneficial for you as an investor?

Foreign stocks can diversify your portfolio and reduce country risk. If you don’t want to pick stocks, you can also invest in foreign ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds). There are also ETFs tracking the markets of other developing economies like Brazil, South Africa and Vietnam.

In this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Reese and Ryan discuss both the differences and the similarities between mutual funds, index funds, and ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds). Find out why choosing the right funds for your portfolio doesn't have to be an either/or decision. All of these funds are actually collections of stocks with some differences like expense ratios, tax structure, and volatility. But all three may have a place in your investment strategy.

On this episode of 20/20 Money, I keep the theme going of “Selling in September” and talk about three of the biggest taxes to be aware of when you sell your practice and how those taxes will impact the net proceeds that you will walk away from after the sale of your practice. I also discuss the ongoing investment-related taxes that you need to be aware of as well and which investment vehicles are usually more tax efficient for a non-retirement brokerage account, which is typically the type of account that an OD will use for the net proceeds from the sale of their practice. In addition, I also provide a link to a more detailed discussion on ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) for those that want to get a bit deeper on ETFs. http://investorfieldguide.com/balchunas/ Capital Gains Tax Rates —————————————————————————————————— Please rate and subscribe to 20/20 Money on these platforms Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Play Stitcher  —————————————————————————————————— For past episodes of 20/20 Money with full companion show notes, please check out our episode archive here!     

A Singular way to avoid single stock risks. ETFs are better than Mutual Funds in many ways. ETFs trade like stocks. They have options so you can Write Covered Calls, do Spreads, conduct Straight Option Trades. ETFs fees are much smaller. And now there are thousands of them—for even better diversification. Wadecook.org, Newsletter, Digital Seminars, Facebook, Strategy GroupSupport the show (http://wadecook.org)

Co-hosted by D. Tyler Jenks and Leah Wald D. Tyler Jenks, the President, and CIO of Lucid Investment Strategies LLC developed the proprietary technical system of Hyperwave. After 40 years as an investment manager, he discovered over 300 examples of Hyperwaves within various asset classes; stocks, bonds, commodities, indexes, and cryptocurrencies. Through careful study, he invented and developed the Hyperwave Theory, which is a technical tool to analyze the Hyperwaves and determine price movements. Tyler believes that Bitcoin is currently in a Hyperwave and through these vlogs, he will educate, elucidate and explain the techniques needed to understand this powerful tool. Tyler has managed billions of dollars for Institutional Investors, Pension Funds, Hedge Funds and individual clients. He received his MBA from the University of Hawaii in 1975 and has been involved in the financial markets ever since. His background in technical analysis includes all the major techniques including a number of proprietary systems he and others created and designed. Tyler believes that Hyperwaves occur when there is a momentous shift taking place in the macroeconomic environment. Hyperwaves were formed as the world entered the Great Depression when Bretton Woods was scuttled with the US going off the gold standard in 1971, when Japan rose to world economic prominence in the 1970s and 80s, when the Nasdaq was powered by the dot-com bubble and now, with the introduction of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Amazingly, Tyler believes this newest Hyperwave could be the most significant he has ever studied.Lucid Investment Strategies, LLC https://lucidfunds.com Tyler's Twitter: https://twitter.com/LucidInvestment Leah's Twitter: https://twitter.com/LeahWald Leah's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leahwald/ Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!Bitcoin: 31qBca9jRFfux1Qsum9Ekp95MBSgCEWxt6Disclaimer: This video is based on personal opinion and experience and it should not be considered professional financial investment advice. All information and data on this video are intended for informational purposesFollow the best podcasts from the best minds in the Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency space on twitter.https://twitter.com/bitcoinpodcasts

  Lisa, Elaine, and Melissa are three young millionaires-in-the-making that began their journey into investing as a way to create long-term financial growth and save for their future. Shortly after high school, Lisa began investing in RRSPs (Registered Retirement Savings Plan) and TFSAs (Tax Free Savings Account) as a way to save money to support her passion for traveling. After receiving a substantial inheritance after a close loved one passed away, Elaine decided to start her investing journey by investing in ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds), stocks, high-interest savings accounts, and GIC’s (Guaranteed Investment Certificates). As she grew older, she decided to begin investing in RRSPs. Melissa’s interest in investing began while she was still attending high school and preparing for university. She wanted to build a safety net for her financial future by creating slow, long-term growth through mutual funds.   Lisa, Elaine, and Melissa join me today to share their experiences as young investors. They share their journey into the investing world, how their families supported their decisions, and the lessons they have learned throughout their journey. They also share some of the money lessons they have learned throughout their childhood and explain why it’s important for young millionaires-in-the-making to begin investing in their future as early as possible.     “The best time to start investing is yesterday.” - Melissa     This Week on Young Money:   Why Lisa opened an RRSP and TFSA account at the age of 18. The three money lessons Lisa’s parents taught her throughout her childhood. Why Lisa chooses to be a passive investor and focus on long-term growth. Elaine’s investing journey and why she decided to invest in ETFs, stocks, RRSPs and GICs at a young age. How Elaine splits her investments into different time horizons - long term and short term savings. Why Melissa began investing in mutual funds to create a financial safety net for her future. Why Melissa believes investing is empowering and motivating. Why Melissa believes it is critical for young adults to begin investing in their future.     Investing Advice for Young Millionaires-in-the-Making:   You can’t spend what you don’t have. Always spend less than you make. Stick to your financial commitments once you make them. Understand the goal of financial freedom and be self-motivated to make it happen. Understand your goals today and structure your investments to support your achievement of them. Be disciplined with your money. Make saving and investing a routine. Start investing early and as soon as you can.       Rate, Share & Inspire Other Young Millionaires-in-the-Making   Thanks for tuning into the Young Money Podcast - the advice show for young millionaires-in-the-making! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, head over to iTunes and leave us a rating and review. Don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media!   Subscribe to the Young Money Podcast on iTunes so you never miss an episode and reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, our Linkedin Company Page, or by visiting our website.  

One way of strategic investing is to buy ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds). Sometimes investors are worried about risk, and as a result, limit their choices of ETF to local companies that they already know. Learn about the wide range of ETFs that you can choose from, and why playing a defensive chess game of chess (or being too conservative with your investments) is not always enough in order to succeed. Click here to learn about the different varieties of ETFs.

How Can You Increase Your Retirement Income? By Douglas Goldstein, CFP® - helping olim handle their U.S. investments from Israel How can you increase your retirement income and avoid risk? That’s tricky, and a lot of folks simply opt to put their money in the bank. But the good news is that there are other options, aside from the bank, for reducing risk and generating more retirement income. While banks present a lower risk than the markets, bank deposits historically have low yields. This is very significant in retirement because you need sufficient income from your investments to replace your paycheck. Your bank savings may not grow if interest rates are low, and may even lose value over time due to inflation. Income-producing investments These two income-producing investments, while more risky than bank deposits, may be appropriate for some investors, and it’s worth asking a professional, licensed investment advisor if they’re right for you: Bonds – A bond is a loan to a government or company over a set time period. When the bond matures, you get back your original sum (the principal), while during the time that you own the bond, you receive regular interest payments. Even though bonds are lower risk than stocks, they are not risk free. During a bond’s lifetime, market volatility can cause its value to go up or down, and there is the risk of default. You don’t have to invest in individual bonds – a bond fund gives you the opportunity to diversify. These funds are managed for you, and you can also receive a monthly payment instead of the semi-annual payments received from individual bonds. Be sure to read the prospectus before investing in a mutual fund so that you understand the risks and expenses. Dividend-paying stocks – Individual stocks may pay dividends, as well as REITs (real estate investment trusts), ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), and mutual funds. While the dividend rate isn’t guaranteed (that is up to the board of directors to decide), dividend-producing investments generate income on a regular basis. (Don’t forget that the initial investment does carry risk of principal.) Consult with a financial advisor Before deciding on an income-producing investment, consult a financial advisor to find out which investment strategy is best for you. For more information about increasing your retirement income, watch the 9-minute video at Profile-Financial.com/videos/increase-retirement-income Douglas Goldstein, CFP®, is the director of Profile Investment Services, Ltd. www.profile-financial.com. He is a licensed financial professional both in the U.S. and Israel. Call (02) 624-2788 for a consultation about handling your U.S. investments from Israel. Securities offered through Portfolio Resources Group, Inc. Member FINRA, SIPC, MSRB, FSI. The opinions expressed are those of the author and not those of Portfolio Resources Group, Inc. or its affiliates.

What’s the first thing you should do if you receive a sudden windfall, such as an inheritance, legal settlement, or bonus? Robert Pagliarini, president of Pacifica Wealth Advisors and author of The Sudden Wealth Solution: 12 Principles to Transform Sudden Wealth Into Lasting Wealth, gives advice on how to take control of the situation. How do you get proper financial help and guidance, and how should you deal with people who want a slice of your newfound wealth? Most of us accrue wealth not through a windfall but through savings and compound growth. One popular investment vehicle to grow wealth is ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds). Listen to learn more about ETFs and if they are suitable for your situation. Also on the show is surprise guest Zack the Puppet, CFPP, who talks about a new financial educational resource. Follow Robert Pagliarini on http://suddenwealthsolution.com and on Twitter @rPagliarini

ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) are a popular investment tool. Today's show is devoted to ETFs and gives you an idea what these investments are and how they work. Instead of a guest interview, get a taste of a financial podcast with a twist. The Rich As A King financial podcast is based on Doug's bestselling book, co-authored with Susan Polgar, Rich As A King: How the Wisdom of Chess Can Make You a Chess Grandmaster. Doug also discusses how he manages his own money, providing a link to a 4-minute "How Do You Manage Your Own Money," which you will find at www.profile-financial.com/faq-video, a selection of videos dealing with frequently asked personal finance questions. Find out why money managers often suggest ETFs and how they can help you make more effective financial decisions.

Is Panic the Best Reaction to a Drop in the Market? By Douglas Goldstein, CFP® As an investment advisor who helps olim manage their American brokerage accounts, I'm often asked, “Why should I invest in the stock market when it only goes down?”  If you believe that the stock market only goes down, then putting your money in stocks is a big mistake. The people who tend to make money in the stock market aren't investing for the short term. They realize the market can, and sometimes does, drop, but their long-term time frame allows for plenty of opportunity for the market to recover. If you're trying to grow your wealth and believe that the economy will strengthen, the stock market offers many possibilities. Remember: “possibilities” does not mean guaranteed gains; it includes the very real chance of loss. Folks who can't tolerate volatility should avoid the market. This doesn't mean that you have to panic, sell everything, and bury your treasure in your backyard. There are investing opportunities that aren't based on stocks that may be appropriate for those with a lower risk tolerance. One trick to avoid panic A well-diversified portfolio is in a better position to weather market drops. If you only invest in a few stocks and those sectors are weak, your losses will be larger than if your investments were spread out among more sectors/stocks. Diversification is a good tool for mitigating risk, and allows those who otherwise may have a lower risk tolerance to stay invested in the market. The most popular tools Common investment tools for diversifying risk include using mutual funds, ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), and money managers. Some of these approaches follow a “low volatility” model that can help to protect you on the downside, though they do not actually eliminating risk. Other tools can actually leverage your investment, making a move even faster than the market. If you bet in the right direction, that can be great. But beware… leveraged funds will drop faster than the market if it falls. Make sure you speak with a qualified investment advisor before doing any investing. To find out more about some of the different tools that people use to invest both using stocks and other tools (bonds, bond funds, etc.) watch the videos at www.Profile-Financial.com/FAQ-videos.   Douglas Goldstein, CFP®, is the director of Profile Investment Services, Ltd. www.profile-financial.com. He is a licensed financial professional both in the U.S, and Israel. Call (02) 624-2788 for a consultation about handling your U.S. investments from Israel. Securities offered through Portfolio Resources Group, Inc., Member FINRA, SIPC, MSRB, FSI. The opinions expressed are those of the author and not those of Portfolio Resources Group, Inc. or its affiliates.

Are ETFs a good investment for you? ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) are a very popular investment, but before investing in them there are a few important things that you need to know. This week’s financial podcast gives you some important advice and guidance. You can also get a free gift – a special download that will show you how to actually benefit from potential losses in ETFs.

In Folge Nr. 41 erkläre ich Dir, warum Dein Bankverkäufer Dir keine ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) anbieten wird. ETFs sind börsengehandelte Indexfonds, die einen Index (z.B. den DAX) möglichst 1:1 und möglichst kostengünstig abbilden. Deine Bank erhält bei der Vermittlung eines ETFs keine Vertriebs- und keine Folgeprovision und hat in der aktuellen provisionsorientierten Beratungswelt keinen monetären Anreiz ETFs anzubieten. Trage Dich doch in meinen Newsletter ein auf www.geldbildung.de und Du erhältst als Dankeschön ein gratis eBook.

With prices climbing faster than wage gains, we have the makings of a slowdown in consumer spending. Today's Stocks & Topics: $SPX - S&P 500 Index, Jobs Report, Trade War, Retirement for Couples, Roth I-R-A, The Power of ETFs – Exchange Traded Funds, BGS - B&G Foods Inc., Narrowing the Spread, GDOT - Green Dot Corp. Cl A, KLAC - KLA-Tencor Corp., DAN - Dana Inc., P.E. Range.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/investtalk-investment-in-stock-market-financial-planning/donations