Thanks Sanjee for that validation ! I'm all across VAS & VGS and its just about getting the proportion right... Cheers :)

Wonderful insights - well explained. Thank you

I'm starting to realize this too - the market is tough to beat :) Good video topic.

Good stuff, keep it up!

There are two other advantages of ETFs that you haven't quantified: 1. Transaction costs. There is less brokerage on one transaction purchasing an ETF rather than on six individual shares. 2. Administration. The time spent administering dividends and other communications is a lot less for an ETF than individual shares.

Finally, a good Aussie based comparison. I'm loosing dough on paper with AGL too, although i haven't sold it hoping the demerger will double my shares. Thanks mate. Keep up the educational videos coming.

Soooo helpful!

Great video Sanjee

really like your videos, they are easy to understand

Great video. Thank you

😂, thanks Sanjee, loved your satirical comment re AGL and the forthcoming job offer from Ray. See what happens when AGL does the split. I agree, it’s hard to beat the whole market, ETFs are great and thematics ETFs are really interesting.

I've been burnt by the buy now pay later sector. It's dropped like a rock in the last 12 months. My EFTs, eg. VAS, etc, has kept me fractionally ahead. I'll stick to these for now. In the 18 months I've been investing, I've demonstrated I'm pretty useless at picking winners.

Could you please do a video on how you do your fundamental analysis on mining companies, especially those that haven’t started producing anything yet? Thanks

Similar to you, I'm going to index-based ETFs and getting out of single stocks. Much easier, much less stress.

Thanks.

Had the same experience and now just buying ETFs

Same story for me. Been in the market since 2015 and had some good wins - BRN at 5c, ALU at $4, BHP at $17 and also some hefty losses APX at $17, NXL at $9 (lol) etc etc. Overall my performance would have pretty much been the same in VAS or IVV. But it would have been more boring!! Seriously though I am probably from here on out going to DCA in to IVV just waiting for an entry point over the next couple months.

Hello Sanjee, could you please kindly give me advice about SEMI stock?

Hi Sanjee, Please can you make videos on next 2 to 3 years booming ETF internationally Thanks 🙏

Hey ASIC, this man right here haha jokes Sanjee. I'd love if you got into the area of talking about individual stocks, specifically micro-cap stocks and asessing their company and potential. A lot of work, sure, but much more fascinating area.

@dylanprocter5297

2 жыл бұрын

Specifically LRS 🚀🚀

Good video. I like your presentation style

@alexhickey7452

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. The thumbnail sets up the video perfectly.

What platform do U use to buy Vas thanks

Take a look at AFI. It's done even better than VAS over most time frames and actually boasts a higher gross yield.

Any comments or video about vdgh please ?

Why no bonds?

thoughts on DHHF?

I am glad you said that what you were going to say was not financial advice, because that's what you need. 7 trades v 1 trade is stupid. I have 125 trades and spread over companies that have got solid finances, staff, demand and therefore future growth. And I hold physical gold, silver, and set cryptos. Losing a trade is just not in my mind.

@stephenprice8172

2 жыл бұрын

@@isaacgilbert4397 Ha Ha Ha !!! You really do think people are stupid. You are just picking other opinions and trying to present them as your own. I feel really sorry for anyone who believes your crap. You demonstrate a complete lack of any knowledge about how to trade, period. And trying to get people to sign up to your "newsletter" actually stinks of a total scam.

Hi Sanjee, You are a legend. Thank you for making these valuable videos. I have a question do I need to sign up a Vanguard account? Can I just buy Vanguard ETF through brokers?

@SanjeeSen

Жыл бұрын

Hi Lawrence, thanks for watching! Yes you can certainly by Vanguard (or any ETF from any of the companies) directly through your broker, without having to sign up to Vanguard.

@lawrencewei4844

Жыл бұрын

@@SanjeeSen Hi Sanjee, Thank you so much for the reply. I learnt a lot from your video. And bought books that you recommended, please keep up your good work. I believe that the discipline we practiced from long-term investment is even more valuable than the capital growth itself. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge. Kind regards, Lawrence

@petejames1326

Жыл бұрын

@@SanjeeSen VAS is about $85 now would you start accumulating NOW and buy more if the markets crash, or would you just wait till it falls to $75 or less to start buying? markets are still only 12% below their all time highs.

Is there any app can do simulation etf on personal profolio? Like beginning value of my investment is $1.00 and then goes up and down..

@SanjeeSen

Жыл бұрын

Ficalc.app might be worth a look

Why are you only buying ETFS not managed funds?

Thanks for your insight but you may be inadvertently downplaying the risk factor of the individual stocks. Buying $50k in galaxy will never have the same taste as $50k in VAS. With VAS you can virtually sleep well for the next 10 years and know your original capital will be virtually airtight and have bonus dividends along the way. Galaxy may reach the moon or go down the drain by then or have experienced both along the way. There is a price you pay for stability and everyone will have different ideas of that price. Was your effort and stress holding the individual stocks enough to outweigh the potential gain? Probably not in this specific scenario.

@Jaredscott89

2 жыл бұрын

VAS doesn't have dividends.

@DavidWilson-ih2co

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jaredscott89 pays dividend quarterly mate

@Jaredscott89

2 жыл бұрын

@@DavidWilson-ih2co No ETF in Australia pays a dividend.

@DavidWilson-ih2co

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jaredscott89 a distribution then

@Paul-mq5yn

2 жыл бұрын

yeah theres no daydreaming about Lambos in VAS

Active investing over long term with the right education > Dollar cost averaging the market which has crashes and large downturns depleting the gains over long term

@g0dzhitman1998

2 жыл бұрын

Empirical Data would suggest otherwise

@Jaredscott89

2 жыл бұрын

@@g0dzhitman1998 Yeah, active funds got hammered harder than passive funds. Destroys the idea that anyone can fundamentally beat the index consistently.

@AnonymousBloke

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, nah.