Hi Sasha. I started following you in 2021 when you were around 38k subs... I took your advice.... Dollar cost average... Opened an ISA and invested in the S&P500 aiming at 6-7 % a year growth and gained 32% in 2.5 years and continued through the lows unchanged by the crypto bros and fear Munger's.... Thanks for these videos and I continue to pass on the same sound advice to others 🥃

@GameFeverFunHouse

6 ай бұрын

well done

@siksaad

6 ай бұрын

That’s incredible!

@globalismoblackman

6 ай бұрын

Awesome Man 👍 well done. Meanwhile some crypto "bro" was verbally attacking us on Trading 212 calling us "Neanderthals" because not everyone wants to jump on the crypto bandwagon lol 😂. Some of these crypto Bros are triggered and really in their feelings 😆😂😆🤣

@minshum

6 ай бұрын

2.5 years is nothing. Don't get too excited bro. Been there and got the T-shirt.

@jojo3033

6 ай бұрын

would of been 200% if it was bitcoin

You are just too awesome! I love how real you are. So much fun to just see raw truth/reality.

Pelotón the world most expensive coat hanger 😂😂😂 that the best

@SashaYanshin

6 ай бұрын

:))))

@leodspprince2184

6 ай бұрын

People often struggle to get rid of normal exercise bikes as it is. Glue an iPad on it and it becomes 2 grand 😅

@XORTION

6 ай бұрын

But but, klopp is advertising it and I’m a liverpaw faaaan

@tombowman4489

6 ай бұрын

This one never gets old

@globalismoblackman

6 ай бұрын

​@@SashaYanshinLol 😅😂

I just love your no nonsense approach. A refreshing change. Ed

I absolutely love your video’s ❤ They are always detailed, informative but most importantly engaging

Sir, your commentary and channel are highly undervalued. Bravo!

I love the impersonations of the finance gurus. Gets me all the time 😂

Spot on again, even with the receipts!

Down to earth sensible advice as always

Totally agree, great video on simple and strong ideas 😊

@SashaYanshin

6 ай бұрын

👍

Thank you Sasha, you are the most consistent, sense proof, logical approach to investing on the net. Block out the noise this year and be patient

Oh boy! I absolutely love your videos! Hilarious and to the point. You are also right.

@SashaYanshin

6 ай бұрын

🙏

@Brown969

6 ай бұрын

@@SashaYanshin Sasha, you're annoying, but also right. Thanks for being a voice calling out BS on YT. I'm one of those Boring AF investors who might adjust 10% of my portfolio...maybe in 2024, maybe 2025 ✌✌

OUTSTANDING!!! TY, Sasha.

You've outdone yourself with this one Sasha, best video yet.

@Gabby-bot

6 ай бұрын

Agreed.

this is the only finance channel I can watch without having to throw up. thank you for your work sasha

Great to hear from you bratan I was waiting for your new video 🎉

@SashaYanshin

6 ай бұрын

There you go. Hopefully the videos will be coming more regularly now :)

Thanks for the reminder

Got into investing in 2021, and I understandably got attacted to so many financial KZreadrs , but i like to think after consuming so so much chaff and loosing some money along the way i think i can pick out the wheat when it comes to youtube finance, keep making the high quality content!

Another great, factual and entertaining video, Sasha, thank you 👍😁

Appreciate your content, so truthful with a mocking punt ! Greatly appreciated, as always ..

@SashaYanshin

6 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Thanks for keeping it real Sasha

I'm glad I found your channel and others like Damo and Ramin. I work part time since having my son, did some research while on maternity leave and opened a Junior Isa and invested in a Global tracker for him with Fidelity in April. I don't have much to put in but so far he's got almost 11% total return on it. Thanks for helping me do right by my son. Unless he spends it on drugs and strippers when he's 18. Then I'll tell myself its all your fault but at least he enjoyed it ❤

@TheSwitchUK

6 ай бұрын

Thats what its all about. Got my kid a SIPP when she was born in 2018. She'll be a millionaire at retirement if it makes 8% pa and I never touch it again in another 6 years. That probably only means she can afford bread but its better than affording no bread

@kw8757

6 ай бұрын

From small acorns mighty oaks do grow.....18 is too young to let him have it, most lads will piss it up the wall at 18.

@harry3344

6 ай бұрын

@@TheSwitchUKMan it's wild to me that you said she's born in 2018, like, that's not allowed I feel old 😅anything past 2000 is unacceptable 🤣

@Glasgowboy65

6 ай бұрын

Toby Newbatt is worth a listen in the same ball park as Damo and Ramin

@0Vankata0

6 ай бұрын

Can you please share the other two channels for Damo and Ramin ?

Great advise!

You’re absolutely right about stock market 🎉

Peloton is a coat hanger with a subscription. GENIUS!

@Andygb78

6 ай бұрын

That advert with Klopp and Guy Mowbray's commentary really pees me off for some reason.

@Àdhamh_Fife

6 ай бұрын

Complete genius 👏 😂

Sasha, you’ve made my day. Your commentary is legendary 🎉

Thanks for the really informative video! Could you please explain how you go about building models to assess company risks in an upcoming video? Any book recommendations on how to get started with this would also be really helpful!

@georgeallan1952

6 ай бұрын

He was on making money podcast and went into some details

"Stocks are not your friends" That was epic.

Enjoy your tea, Sasha!!

Quality 😂 Never miss a video, really appreciate your work 👍 Long may it continue

This is the first video that I am seeing of yours and I thought it was great lol. What a fresh take. One that is absolutely 100% true. Earned yourself a subscriber.

Im only here for the puppy 🐶. Seriously though Sasha you’re doin a great job, thanks for the advive 🙌

Great content.

I've invested primarily in dividends for a very long time. This is not to say that I do not own growth stocks-I do. A well-rounded portfolio has to include elements from both areas. Maintaining a sizable cash cushion is one technique to reduce the stress associated with stock market trading. Although I invest in the market, I never use all of my funds there.

@Peterl4290

14 сағат бұрын

Instead of reinvesting in the same stock, I occasionally utilize my dividends to purchase additional income and growth stocks for diversification. But to each their own ways. What matters is that you're investing in the first place, which is a positive thing.

@larrypaul-cw9nk

14 сағат бұрын

Based on personal experience working with an investment advisor, I currently have $1m in a well-diversified portfolio that has experienced exponential growth. It's not only about having money to invest in stocks, but you also need to be knowledgeable, persistent, and have strong hands to back it up.

@sabastinenoah

14 сағат бұрын

This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation

@larrypaul-cw9nk

14 сағат бұрын

Annette Christine Conte is the licensed advisor I use. Just search the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.

@sabastinenoah

14 сағат бұрын

Thank you for the lead. I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.

Thanks Sasha

Solid advice Sasha. We all like to stock pick but it should only be a small part of your portfolio for the reasons you mention. A Global index or a country specific one will outperform in the long term and give you less of a headache too!!

hey Sasha love your videos!!

good on ya sasha, tell it how it is. 👍👍

Youre absolutely right Sasha. Only youtuber to call the bullshit

I stuck a little in FIVR. Happy with that tip! 👍❤️

Love this video. Fear and doubt stops so mamy people investing for soo long

@SashaYanshin

6 ай бұрын

🙏

Always good work Sasha, always,,,,,,,,

Well said.

Love it🎉

Good sense 🙂

Love this video Sasha, an actual real, honest take … now do you mind just sharing the companies you still have a long term position in? (I know not financial advice )

Great reminder

I took your advice recently and upped my pension fund by 5% over the last few months. Definitely the best financial adviser on social media I’ve seen in over 10 years

I'm thinking about starting a retirement account but I'm not sure which one is right for me. Can anyone provide some guidance on their different types of retirement accounts available

@RoyMurray-cb9mv

6 ай бұрын

If you're not a fan of traditional retirement accounts, have you considered a taxable investing account with a focus on dividend-paying stocks? It's not as tax-advantaged as some of their other options, but it can still be a great way to save for their future. And in order not to make their wrong choice, you should speak to Julie Ann Lerch. her's an expert in their field

@EdwinCunningham-vj3nm

6 ай бұрын

@@RoyMurray-cb9mv A Traditional IRA or a Roth IRA are both great options for retirement savings, and which one is right for you will depend on your income and tax situation. Like mentioned above, Julie Ann Lerch is an expert in their area and will be able to help you make their right choice. There are others who can help but Julie tops their list.

Most KZread videos are either entertaining but not educational OR educational but not entertaining. Yours, for a change, are both. They make me chuckle and also nod my head. Keep at it bro.

Hey Sasha. As always, great work. Perhaps, some time in the future you could make a video talking about all aspects of dividend stocks - how you choose them (if) , how yield works, considerations for dividend ETFs, etc.. Thank you

Haha I love a good rant. Nicely done. It came at a good time for me too, so thank you. I can identify with the emotion behind the rant, I sometimes have rants in a similar vane to myself as a way of verbalisimg my thoughts. 😅 Yes, a bit crazy, but cathartic too

Buy everything, buy it regularly

Always like to watch you.... as for ive got my longs, got a meme and got a couple of squeeze plays....will continue to add to my longs....so yeah...not done anything different for the last few years...

This is nice & refreshing

lol the sarcasm is stronggg 😅👏👏 Love it ❤ Our saviour 🙏

Thanks Sasha. I started investing in 2021 and the main rule is to not follow creators/news that tell me what to do or are 100% sure about market moves. I like understanding macroeconomic data, geopolitical situations, and i have a list of companies I follow. Also, important to learn from mistakes: I sold Tesla and palantir too early, but still happy with the gains of the last 2 years. Your channel helped a lot.

Bloody love these videos

Perfect.

@SashaYanshin

6 ай бұрын

🙏

Love it :D

Insufferable comment: good video. Investing is dull. Takes a small amount of time a month to review my very small portfolio. I'm very happy you are telling it as it should be. Great video 👍

Hey, could you do a video on how to value a stock properly? Thank you.

Hi Sacha. I'm a newbie investor who freely admits they don't know what they're doing. However by applying a bit of common sense ( only invest in companies you have heard of or dealt with) and doing a bit of due diligence am making about 34% return over 2 years. Will confess I've made a few cock ups but going well so far as there's always the extra, unwritten rule that so-called experts don'[t mention. Never invest more than you can afford to lose

Rocket science for the masses. Keep it up !

What is your opinion about factor investing? for the long term the equity part of your portfolio putting 80% to a global large and mid cap ETF and the rest 20% to small cap value weighted stocks etfs. you have more expected returns, more expected risk, but also better expected risk to returns ratio.

05:22 that imitation is literally me telling my best friend :D I laughed so hard

I'm investing in Sasha coin this year.

Shots fired Johny Bravo

Спасибо Саша 🙏

Said it like a champ. I had a few popular stocks which of course were pump and dump,sold but once every few months I watch a video still pumping that shit. It's painful to see so many people still falling for the nice story on KZread when the stocks already lost 75% and it's not getting back to ATH any time soon because they were an overhyped dirt to begin with.

What a great video, and 100% spot on in. I used to be plagued on my KZread feed with all the "experts" telling me that the end of the world was coming but they all seem to have disappeared for some reason..🤔

Hi Sasha thanks as always. Would you do a video on individual factors/ multifactor (size, value, quality, momentum) etfs? As there are few KZreadrs I follow that are starting talking about this as a way to potentially outperform our bog(le) standard market cap weight global/s&p 500.

😂😂😂😂 Sasha has a great sense of humour. I’m just gonna continue contributing to my SIPP the moment I get paid.

I Love your videos. As an investor for 40 years the most boring companies have probably made me the best returned. You do have to know what you’re investing in.

Hi Sasha. Excellent advice. I think you could add one more bit to it - if you have a low risk tolerance don’t forget adding some Gilts to your portfolio, especially if you are a high rate tax payer and have exhausted your tax free locations. Gilts are not subject to capital gains tax and as such you can invest in the low-coupon ones and get 4.5% after tax. You would need to be making 8% consistently in equities to beat that and it’s hard to do much better than 9% in the long run. This is almost risk free at the short-end. Why would you put it all in the market with this return on risk?

I am doing something different this year. 10% into income generating investments. Take that cash and invest in "coffee-can" style. So I always have to be paying attention. Really finding a lot of good companies for cheap right now. This is a hack to my own psychology to keep me involved and engaged all the time, keeping up on news and looking for new opportunities.

You, Ramin,Damo and Mitch are my favourite KZreadrs. So balanced. I’m being super boring right now and only investing in 2 etf.s. Every now and then I watch a hype video and wanna invest everything into Tesla…… to the moon baby. But then I calm down and stick another £500 into my 2 etfs. 😂 I was up 30% last year. Nothing to sniff at

@0Vankata0

6 ай бұрын

Can you please share the three other youtube channels ?

I allocated myslef 10% of my portfolio to play around with betting on stocks. I did this for a few months. Some have gone up a good amount for me to drop the hammer and sell, others have gone up and now back down, while others have gone down and back up. I treated it like a bit of fun and yes I am ahead but I don't have the time to monitor it and I can see it'll just become more stressful, so my plan now is to sell them off when I think it's the best time, whether they go up or just break even etc and sit back with my boring etfs.

I like this GOD strategy you are selling. I am starting to become an expert at avoiding useless work, being boring and watching these awesome video's.

Pay into ISA first then Pension later, you will end up with the same or more funds if choosing the same investments. You may have lower fees. You will have access to the capital for longer meaning less likely to need insurances and if switching to a higher earner later in life you will get more cash from choosing pension later as you can get higher tax relief on cash you earnt before you were on a higher tax relief and then paid into pension. This is so long as the pension rules stay the same and you pay attention to how much you can add into pension in a year and there is the risk that if you don't continue to work over the period at which you need to pay in the pension you will have a different pay in allowance.

Good video

Totally agree. Seeing too many clowns being over the moon when their stocks go up, and crying like it's end of the world when their stocks go down.

"I have done my research, I have built models, and I am happy with the valuation" -- Hey Sasha, would love some vids on what you do for your research and models to quantify if a stock is under/overvalued (if not on your channel already).

Agreed.

This is my first time watching this guy sound advice I like it I also watch clear value tax Brian is very blatant and to the point and does not side either way just tell the truth

Sasha, how do you determine if a stock is under or overvalued if not by checking some indicators, maybe you can give some advise?

In addition to putting in the time to evaluating companies for investment, prior to pulling the trigger on investing in them establish exit criteria. Can be as simple as it's grown x times, it's enough for a down payment on something like a house or car, the CEO completely loses their shit, said company loses it's market advantage - entirely arbitrary and up to the investor. Having the exit criteria in place will help hold through difficult times, even reinforce adding to the position. If the company dies (or goes on to be extremely more profitable), re-evaluate the criteria for future investments. It's also important to understand and not be blind to risks.

Your fricking hilarious 😅 And right ✅️

Meet Kevin comes to mind with this video..

Excellent one. It’s wider than stock market though. It’s a social commentary of the modern world. People also make their identity about a bandwagon cause too and can’t ever let it go even when it’s no longer relevant. You’ve also basically described a pro poker player. Boring but solid grind. Oh and also Parish the Palace chairman too. But the masses don’t want that. They want gamblers

Real investors dollar cost avg into semi overvalued companies and hold for the longterm. Buying the dips despite the noise.

I bought into AMD when it was $9 and they were getting chips into new consoles and there was a lot of hype in the gaming sector about their Threadripper release and newer Ryzen CPUs. Enough said on that.

You and Adam khoo give the most consistent advice on KZread backed with track record.

@hai.zzzzzz

3 ай бұрын

adam whoo🤣🤣🤣 stop advertising that man

So glad I found the best finance KZreadr by watching one of the worst finance KZreadrs, Tom Nash, three years ago. Your videos are always highlights. Couldn’t agree more with this latest wisdom!

Sasha the GOAT

Amen!

I believe ur thesis that stocks are to build wealth longterm but also I believe in cycles and trends 👌

I love the authenticity of Sasha and this group. My pension statement arrived few days ago and for the second year in a row AVIVA has lost me THOUSANDS of £!!! So, I am going to make a change. Can any one recommend any decent SIPPs and/or stocks? TIA everyone 😊

Good advice, a boring invester is a good invester. Although, even if someone were to invest in an index fund they would still have to grapple with 40% downturns in the market every 20 years or so, and potentially decades of zero returns at some points. Index funds are not without their risks.

Shasha, Could you do a video please on why UK mortgage rates are less than the Bank of England base rate? Seems that many banks are defying BEBR. You would normally see mortgage rates higher than BEBR. What is telling us about the underlying economy?