10 Things I’ve Learned From 20 Years Of Investing…

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28 Comments

  1. My #1 tip: avoid fees. Pick ETFs with the lowest fees. These outperform more expensive ETFs in the long run most of the time. Vanguard is good for this. Avoid ETFs that hold other ETFs.. you pay fees on fees. Finally don’t buy US stocks in a Canadian dollar account as you get charged exchange fees with each trade. Use a US dollar account, or look for US stocks that trade in CAD, like Disney, Costco etc. Good luck!

    1. ​@@Jamieleinit’s worth noting that asset allocation ETFs such as XEQT don’t “double dip” on fees as you suggest – the MERs of the underlying ETF’s are baked into the MER of the parent fund.

  2. People always say, “do your own due diligence, do your research”. No one ever talks about what to look for when you’re researching. I want to look up the different stocks I’m interested in buying, but what am I looking for when I google the companies? I don’t know haha…..past trends? quarterly earnings? what’s a good place to look at for starters?

    1. ‘;Dividend guy’ has a simple set of metric he looks at. He does individual stocks. ‘Sven Carlin’ is another good one, in my opinion. and Nathan Winklepleck!

    2. I kinda research, I go on YT for news these days for stocks and ideas and read up on what people say and point out just so I don’t jump in looking for quick cash and get burned.

  3. How do you convince someone of the idea of investing, especially for the average, if they’re unwilling to accept the idea of investing, that it’s like gambling and you can lose all your money?

    I like Brandon’s content; there’s much to learn from him. But Brandon is too handsy, with too much movement. And the micro-cuts in the editing don’t help.

  4. # 8 we get from the only and the one channel 😃✅❤️ we all get to learn so much . Thank you Brandon and Marc for the awesome infos / updates 😉✅

  5. Great video. I would like to know the two Etf’s your currently invested in? Is it vanguard and something else? Thank you

  6. I really like ETFs but it’s a lot more fun to have a set of individual businesses in my portfolio…I don’t mind getting stopped at the train track as much when I know I own the railway company stock directly. I dont get that feeling with an ETF.

  7. I don’t understand why these videos have so many cuts. You cut in “point”? Can’t you just do another take and speak the whole sentence again? I guess I don’t understand YouTube video editing…🤷

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