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Why Mutual Funds Are Dangerous Investments
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Mutual funds and financial advisors easily siphon off half of your nestegg in fees and taxes over 10 years. Wall Street and the media have a vested interest in keeping these facts from you. But wealthy families and elite institutions invest don’t pay the fees you do. They use a simple strategy called asset allocation with index funds and ETFs. On www.marketriders.com, use free software tools and invest like they do. Its simple to learn how to invest without brokers and advisors with less risk and better returns in just a few hours a year. Anyone can do it.
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#3 written by truthwillwinout 1 year ago
Stock market = ongoing Bid-Ask pyramid scheme. That goes for everything, including the S&P 500. There is no rhyme or reason for anything to “go up” other than more money flowing into a scheme. That means it isn’t based upon business fundamentals, but upon Mr. Ponzi. That means most people playing end up holding someone else’s bag. That someone else being the few who understand the game is a rigged pyramid scheme not based upon fundamentals. Don’t invest in any bid-ask scheme.
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#4 written by procommenter 1 year ago
For God’s sake don’t touch your mutual funds!!! Although they’re losing value daily. To cash them in now would mean a substantial loss, WAIT! If you let them be you haven’t realized a loss. Besides, maybe they’ll increase in value as the market is a roller coaster. Of course, wealthy people scramble to jostle their assets. Like those on a sinking ship, the first-class passengers find their way to the life boats first while the crew mollifies the 2nd- & 3rd-class passengers with soft soap.
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#5 written by dhansel001 1 year ago
I was in the mutual funds for 10+ years. they came up with cute names such as Tax Tamer, Tax Max just to name a few.
Boy what an experience. After 10+ years of what the so called fund managers told us it was all about how much they could get in a month off their comission.
Yes, when I got back to where I was 10 years ago I got my money out and found some good 5% CD. Man I made more money and no rotting of my principal.
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#6 written by IncorruptibleTruth 1 year ago
Decent video for the most part but you are confused on the difference between “market” and “indicies”. There is only a few markets. NYSE is one, the Nasdaq is another, the AMEX is another, the Chicago Mercantile is another, etc. The S&P is an “index” as well as the DOW, the Russell, and so on and so forth.
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#7 written by 30percentplusreturns 1 year ago
No one should buy the whole stock market, that is retarted. Whether its an index fund or mutual fund. If I wanted to start a cleaning company, would I also start a medical company, oil company, candy company, and computer company? Absolutely not. Buy an index just completely overdiversifies you. You cannot build wealth making 8% a year. That will only keep up with inflation. One must buy about 10 individual stocks at rock bottom prices, and hold for about 15 years. Index funds are worthless.
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#8 written by bbwbb2 1 year ago
I remember a trader that asked a mutual fund manager how often they were bullish or bearish, and the guy said how many times the elevator went up and down in the building across the street. if your going to trade any market , IE stocks, futures,etc. roll your sleeves up,and learn that area, don’t trust anybody to tell you where to put your money as 100percent, only you should know how to manage that. peace, and happy trading.
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#10 written by internetvideossuck 1 year ago
@30percentplusreturns Are you retarded? The stock market returns many times over inflation.
As for your strategy, how do you know these companies will outperform the market in 15 years? Please tell us these 10 stocks and how you picked them. What if one tanks? How does that affect your portfolio? I’d guess quite a bit. -
#12 written by asimonia 1 year ago
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#13 written by 407buddy 1 year ago
Yeah, well OK, I am a real “believer” in Ben’s fiat money system, so lets see if I can get me some worthless paper gold leasing contracts and some fiat credit swaps and get me some fake 30year Treasury notes, or maybe I should just drop off all my cash and silver bullion over at Blankfein’s place and,.. Oh well Fuck it!
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#19 written by JoshKeatonFan 1 year ago
This guy doesn’t fully understand how mutual funds work in relation to buying just shares of stock from individual companies. Here is the issue; if you buy individual stocks, then your risk is very great because if something bad happens like the company goes bankrupt, you face a major financial loss depending on how much was invested. In a mutual fund, you have funds spread out, which average around 12% rate of return. So which is the better investment?
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BORING & BULLSHIT – you’re another scam to come along pal.