Dave: hey how you doing Richard: better than you deserve dave! Dave:.......lord give me strength

@emydan

6 жыл бұрын

Isaiah Ratliff 😀

@granitemoss1451

6 жыл бұрын

Seriously.

@michaelmarquez6133

5 жыл бұрын

Haha well when your in the business of teaching common sense I guess its to be expected haha

@javieracosta5528

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@Manman-vu8fq

3 жыл бұрын

😂

Dave: “virtually impossible to make money on single stocks.” Warren Buffet: “well, I guess I’m an idiot.”

@demon66685

4 жыл бұрын

Look up the definition of virtually. Warren buffet types are super rare but go ahead and try and be the next one lol

@Simon-je7ko

4 жыл бұрын

It would be cool to have Warren Buffet call Dave Ramsey. That would be interesting!

@raheelakhtar7

4 жыл бұрын

Jay Q. McBurger and Buffett recommends indexing for everyday investors.

@linkbelt111

4 жыл бұрын

Robert Frank picking singles is easy these days, just have to consider it gambling, be okay with losing....

@OnEEmONErD

4 жыл бұрын

Warren Buffet is basically a mutual fund manager. He doesn't own 1 company he owns multiple. Most people don't have the knowledge, financial capability, and the human resources that he has.

Hold Disney, the new streaming service will do extremely well. Disney will have to be revalued as an internet/tech company which will have higher valuations. HOLD

@gabodds2221

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. I would not sell DIS!! Keep it forever. Don't use dis to buy mutual funds.

@matthewgruter2937

4 жыл бұрын

Just came across this video today. This comment aged well 👍👍👏

@BG-it7hb

4 жыл бұрын

Great advice. Owners of single stocks should always inform themselfs about the company and their plans and their products.

@CreateYourWorth

3 жыл бұрын

This aged very well.

@achrafslama997

2 жыл бұрын

aged wellllll

3:19 Dave Ramsey puts him on mute

So he just gonna cut off and hang up on his client mid sentence lol savage

@briancox7219

6 жыл бұрын

Had he not, this would of been a 20 min clip as opposed to an 8 min clip.. he let him do his talking in the beginning and then when Dave started responding, all the dude wanted to do was interrupt.

@craigslistrro709

6 жыл бұрын

He gives millions of people whatever time he does...

@mikekeenanphd

6 жыл бұрын

A good rule of thumb is that when Dave hangs up on a caller, it is time to hang up on Dave.

@mikekeenanphd

6 жыл бұрын

You had a phone?

@WCGwkf

5 жыл бұрын

Literally mutes everyone every video.

He's awfully cheery for someone who lost his mom.

@AlfieTank

4 жыл бұрын

Hey some moms are not the angels commercials want you to believe and people grieve differently 🤷🏿‍♂️

@robertocioffi2523

3 жыл бұрын

He said "a few months ago" , plus he sounds pretty old himself

@a-a-ronbrowser1486

3 жыл бұрын

I’m not a fan of mine either

@TheKitchenerLeslie

2 жыл бұрын

Money DOES buy happiness!

This guy is funny. My ira is terrible as I invested in 1 stock but not worried about it lol what?!?!?!

@wes9451

5 жыл бұрын

Yes it's a bit sad, to say the least. I have a divested portfolio of dividend driven stocks but I don't have any major holdings in any single company. I like VHDYX which averages a 10.22% high dividend yield. If your doing your own trading you might want to look at VYM

Not very often you hear a guy call up you can tell Dave just flat doesn’t like.

I got lucky on a single stock 10 years ago. A company I worked for at the time was struggling due to loss of contracts etc. I knew that it was not likely to go under but was getting near the verge. At the time I had inherited $3K unexpectedly so I thought of it as my blow money. I used it to purchase stock in my company at $0.45 a share. It had traded as high as $22 a share only 16 months before. I sat on them and waited it out. It got a little lower then eventually it began to climb. Within 4 years I decided to sell at just shy of $33 a share. I rolled that over to mutual funds and it will remain there until I retire in 12 years. Of course my story isn’t typical but sometimes you get lucky.

@jphickory522

3 жыл бұрын

Good for you man

@calebhoney6159

3 жыл бұрын

And Disney isn’t a penny stock. It’s a company that is expected to grow 10%+ for years to come. There’s no reason to expect it won’t, and I guarantee it will outperform Dave’s mutual funds. It has WAY outperformed them since he told dude to sell.

Disney is up 20% ytd. Dude should have held on.

@TheUpliftingInvestor

5 жыл бұрын

lol. They just made me a ton of money..

@erwina4738

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheUpliftingInvestor same

@carsdestroyed5121

5 жыл бұрын

Credit card interest is above 20% so yeah

@Bubbasizer

5 жыл бұрын

@@carsdestroyed5121 I personally believe paying off his credit cards is the right thing to do, but not all credit cards are 20%.

@ivarlosna6516

5 жыл бұрын

Shoulda woulda coulda. I should have bought bitcoins in 2014 when I first heard about it. I should have bought a lottery ticket with the winning numbers when the Eurojackpot was at €90 million a few weeks ago.

Dave: hey how you doing? Richard: better than you deserve dave! Dave: Next caller

@nicholasmartinez6043

2 жыл бұрын

Dave: “aaannnnd hold on a minute Kelly’s gonna pick up.”

Disney is now at $140!! Should of kept the stock.

@Duke_of_Prunes

2 жыл бұрын

DIS stock is at $184 today. I bought quite a few shares at roughly $100, kept them, and continued buying -- Disney is hot 🔥

dude sounds way too happy for a guy who had his mom passed away couple months ago...

@ex-jaywalker2934

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like he hit the jackpot!

@warrendavis8582

4 жыл бұрын

He knocked her off 😂

Mutual funds have high fees. No thanks. ETF index funds for me.

@john_smith_john

5 жыл бұрын

Not all of them. Not to mention, paying a fee and making way more money is still better than no fee and making some money.

@alquinn8576

5 жыл бұрын

That assumes actively managed funds can exceed index fund returns and cover the extra fee...there was also a study done with a (non-blindfolded) cat that picked stocks better than fund managers

@MrYega-zq7rz

3 жыл бұрын

My fees was 1.0% on average and it beat the S&P500 by 13% in 2020. You got to be smart about what you pick and not just pick a random Mutual Fund.

I like how he just mutes people when he’s tired of them talking

Disney has been performing very well and has great potential

@shoopSAUCE

6 жыл бұрын

I agree. Sell the 30 to get debt free then forget you even have the rest for a few years and then revisit. It's about even over the past year (up maybe 2.5%) but if it splits and Disney unveils their new streaming service and continues to turn profit, it should continue to rise steadily.

@shoopSAUCE

6 жыл бұрын

If I based all my investments on ethics, I'd have no investments. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@shoopSAUCE

6 жыл бұрын

You may want to do your research on Aldi.., not quite ethical. In-n-Out is a bad comparison because they're exclusively on the West Coast where us East Coasters and those in the Midwest can't have it nor experience it often. Anyone can find any reason as to why virtually ANY company is unethical. Again, if I wanted to invest in something ethical, I'd quit my job, join a nonprofit and create positive change in the world. If I want to increase my holdings and $$, I'll invest in companies that put that in my pocket. Unfortunately for you, that includes those companies you have issue with.

@danielkariti8641

5 жыл бұрын

This aged well

With Robinhood app you can do your own mutual fund. No need to pay 3rd party. With biblical principle you can diversified. Even copy S&P in your own limitations.

@frozenarmymc2182

5 жыл бұрын

Emy Dan afaik robinhood doesn’t do ira

@wakeupnyc718

5 жыл бұрын

Frozenarmy mc all this stuff is just like checkings n savings account bro. just invest and dont touch. when you get a nice amount maybe if u want to cash out then go ahead its your money. but i dont think u need to worry about roth ira robinhood u can treat ur robinhood as ur roth ira etc but i wish they have a DRIP program and let u buy small shares of big companies instead just buying the stock whole price. GOOD LUCK!!!

@brandonjpj1

5 жыл бұрын

Robinhood does not support any IRAs and pretty sure they don’t support trading mutal funds either. M1 finance DOES support IRAs but does not support mutual funds....

@brandonjpj1

5 жыл бұрын

m hazey what are you talking about “treating Robinhood like an IRA “ The Whole concept of an IRA IS TAX REDUCTION which Robinhood doesn’t have no matter how hard you pretend it does..

I thought Dave actually had good advice until he said "mutual funds".

@najahnewton920

3 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY😂

I wonder if those mutual funds are up 80% like Disney is over what it was in mid-2018. (posted in mid-2021).

The "Force" is Strong with the Disney Stock.....

@jessicaperez1370

5 жыл бұрын

Disney doesn't have the "force" and is proving it with every new Star Wars they produce.

@KaylaMarie_

5 жыл бұрын

@@jessicaperez1370 Solo was the only one that bombed. And it wouldn't have had it come out in December.

You can technically create your own "fund" by researching good names that are diversified and buying and holding. It's not rocket science.

@levertis1987

6 жыл бұрын

David Mateo you are so right

@matthewwilliams9200

5 жыл бұрын

but that one mutual fund you created would have 0 year history. would be good to try but not with all of your money unless your small percent of your income developes a good track record then you can put more of your income into it

@CaptainUndersteer

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, most mutual funds are over diversified IMO

@CaptainUndersteer

5 жыл бұрын

@@matthewwilliams9200 fund performance reports all say "past performance is not indicative of future performance" (or similar) It's very true!!! History is only one piece of what you consider when choosing a fund.

@matthewwilliams9200

5 жыл бұрын

yea true but if you feel confident that's ok but having someone who's job is to do that with a history of doing that competently is a good thing.

Should have holded with Disney plus and the new pricetage on the stock.

Aww, I love the Disney logo they put in the intro card.

What if I’m 20 and have 20 dividend growth paying stocks. (Safe big companies and don’t plan on adding anymore) and never plan on selling them and I keep adding to them. Any help ?? Thanks

@Simon-je7ko

4 жыл бұрын

I would reinvest all the time. Never take money from the capital. One day when the dividends are great. If I ever needed money. Unless of going into debt. I would take the dividends to pay some bills etc

this is great advice for the simple man

HAHA at 3:18 Dave had enough of him talking over and cut the phone call.

Just bought me some DIS stock. I can see her going on a very favorable position

Get out of a single stock?? Disney is now $180/share. Maybe don't just own one stock, but mutual funds are just a group of stocks. You can do that yourself, and not pay the fees. And no, you can outperform mutual funds if you do your research. I've done it for years. The mutual funds I've invested in haven't been able to beat my stock investments.

When I saw the name and city I thought maybe it was Ricky Gutierrez trolling

Mutual funds? No way...hang on to that Disney stock.

@demon66685

4 жыл бұрын

Did you hear the reasoning against single stocks or are you anti math?

@calebhoney6159

3 жыл бұрын

demon66685 Go check Disney’s performance

@Duke_of_Prunes

2 жыл бұрын

@@demon66685 Go check DIS stock again -- $184/share.

What do you mean it's virtually impossible to make money in single stocks? I invest in companies with a long history (at least 15 years) of increasing dividends every year, and I reinvest those dividends. Even if the price drops, it means my dividends buy a larger number of shares, which equates to even more dividends!

I don't like what Disney has done to my beloved Star Wars franchise, but now is a good time to hold onto their stock. They have some upside and it will pay you dividends. I can't see any large downsides in its foreseeable future. It's a very safe stock as it should be hard to lose more than 10% of your money in its current price.

0:11 I thought Dave just disconnected him right away :-D

dudes gonna be broke in 3 years .

Now disney is up 30% ytd.

@calebhoney6159

3 жыл бұрын

Much better than Dave’s mutual funds

Dave buddy I’m 15 and invested in a single stock (tesla) at $361.22 back in march now in august my 10 shares are worth $2292 a piece. that’s an over 500 percent increase in under a year... but ok your 10 percent average annual return is so great........

Keep it! I love Disney . Wish I had it.. I always pay disney a lot .. on games on tickets on movies music and so on.... I don't think Disney will go down ..

Is it just me or did he get hanged up/ silenced for the remaining of the call?

@javieracosta5528

5 жыл бұрын

Gonzalo Rojo he does it every call.......

With Dave's money he could do direct indexing and have the best of both worlds.

Dave just look at your mutual funds - you probably have Disney in your portfolio -if you look up your fund online you can see all the stocks they picked for you --- duhhhh - Then u just buy one or two shares of each single stock that is online- meaning you do your own mutual fund instead of paying there fees,you do it yourself.... its all online- look up your ticker symbol and copy all the stocks in the fund ,DIY ...

I need a little imputed.. i have a 2002 Ford Explorer sport trac with 135k miles. I love the truck and its runs great. I need a truck because i have a landscaping company and on top of this i am commuting about 40 miles a day to college. Im not in need of a new truck but my mom keeps worrying if my truck will be all that reliable due to the miles (i think it is)( she does not know about cars) . I was thinking though about if something where to go wrong and what would i do. I love ram 1500s and i see the lease deals at 2ish k down and 159 per month for 24 months i think thats a great deal for a truck but ik dave Ramsey people would say buy what you can in cash. I just feel like that mindset does not work with trucks because trucks are for work and you cant get a truck in great condition and under 100k miles for under 10k around me. Just looking for some hypothetical feedback.

@justjustin2898

6 жыл бұрын

AJ9 -First and foremost it is unlikely that anyone's opinion about how to spend YOUR money is going to be perfect for your situation, that includes your mom and me. However if I was in your shoes I would start putting the lease payment or more in a savings account. Aim for 200-250 a month because newer truck means higher insurance. Build that up over time and use it as a fund to repairs on your current truck which will hopefully last at least 4 years or roughly 225k miles. Then at that point I would sell it for whatever someone's willing to pay for it and combine the proceeds of the sale with the money from the repair fund to purchase a gently used, well maintained used truck for 9-14k depending on cash available. Hypothetically speaking don't sign a lease unless you have a CPA confirm that the tax benefits are significant for your company.

Follow Dave's advice on saving money, NOT on investing it.

@havnt3782

4 жыл бұрын

Dude I'm just watching thinking how much more that stock would be now with the streaming service revenue. That said his investing advice is great for buying stocks not for inheriting them lol

@Bridgetownnosa

4 жыл бұрын

That part

I would’ve held onto it since it was inherited but mutual fund is fine too

Rich, you should have held on to the Disney shares. As of 2-12-20, Disney is at $142.05/share, quarterly dividend is $.44/share. The value is $18466.50, quarterly dividend payout is $57.20. At the end of the year, the total dividend payout is $228. You could have those dividends buy more Disney stock. At the end of the year, you could have gained 1 share and a fraction. That stock is an asset putting money into your pocket. You cashed out to pay off debt. You traded paying off debt for cash flow. I guess I'm doing it all wrong. I love the high risk of owning individual stocks. My biggest play right now is Gazprom. Working on aquiring 1000 shares by July 2020. The annual dividend is $.50/share. That's $500! Then I'll do it all over again in 2021. The dividends will pay for my oil heat for every winter season. That's the power of dividends. That's freed up money for other things.

I’m invested in single stocks, welp at least I got like 40 years before I need it for retirement.

If you want to play the single stock diversification game. Buy Berkshire Hathaway class B stock. This is the only single stock that wins in long run.

@bhcbhc

4 жыл бұрын

That is kind of an ETF though, which is included in most high grossing mutual fund anyways.

Good advice Dave, don't go all in on one stock, mutual funds are a lot safer. Dave 2020.

I picked up a single stock which is SQ at an average price of $38 and it hasn’t been too shabby..

@enigmathegrayman2953

6 жыл бұрын

Henry Nguyen Square has over a cumulative 300% return over 3 years! 😀😀

@warwagon

6 жыл бұрын

Ya my single Telsa stock isn't doing too shaby as of late either

@bryanshealy1260

6 жыл бұрын

both tesla and square are overvalued. they will both lose more than 50% of their value in a market correction. Tesla might even go bankrupt.

@henryn2696

6 жыл бұрын

Bryan Shealy Maybe, only time can do. I’ll just sell my shares tomorrow to profit to heed your warning.

@swanseawales1979

2 жыл бұрын

@@bryanshealy1260 lol

I would hold......=P

@juju10683

6 жыл бұрын

If you inherit an individual stock and you have the time/aptitude you should research the company. I would hold Disney stock because it is a blue chip, household name, pays a dividend, it is internally relatively diversified (theme parks, multiple networks, film, toys, etc). I would consider putting the dividend on a DRIP vs just taking the dividend payment to invest in ETFs/mutual funds. Disney is poised to increase in value once their streaming service comes online. They might also successfully purchase Fox. I would hold.

@NoamMota

5 жыл бұрын

Its up 20% since so you r right on that one 🤷

@brotha1984

4 жыл бұрын

Hold collect those Dividends

@havnt3782

4 жыл бұрын

Yo true

@johnmimbs2110

4 жыл бұрын

hold and buy more unless you think disney is going to go out of business... it might... but i doubt it.

Mutual funds don't even beat the market most of the time... Cats do better than fund managers at picking stocks! Do not sell Disney stock when it's about to launch a streaming service that can do just as well as Netflix! Terrible advice.

@TheUpliftingInvestor

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I just made a killing on Disney.. imagine if he held on to those 164 shares .. my god.

@calebhoney6159

3 жыл бұрын

TheUpliftingInvestor Dave is so one minded

Does the %7 include dividends?

0:09 - I thought he insta-muted him.

I would sell about 2/3 of them and then diversely invest the rest into heavily researched, safe stocks. This is actually creating your own mutual fund, which can be very safe if you’re experienced in the field. I am only 18, but I’ve had my own mutual fund for 4 years invested in 47 different companies (just had to go count lol). But that Disney stock is very valuable and is not worth selling all of, unless you’re trending down, in which case (in my experience) I would sell it around $90 (or 7% below what you got it for) and take your losses so it doesn’t drag down the rest of your mutual fund. Make sure you’re invested a good amount every month, preferably 100-200 dollars. Just my thoughts

I guess my Costco stock not doing so well... I guess 25% no good

Caller inherits little money. Than wants pay off his debt and do the debt free scream. The scream should be for the people who work daves plan. Or the people who were able to not go into debt first placr and cash flow there life. Bet caller sales all stock and have nothing to show for it in the end.

I love Disney, although as a value investor I would buy them quite now I'm hovering around for a drop. The 'trend followers' are currently chasing the new, interesting stocks like Netflix. The same Netflix which would have to continue its currently growth rate for the next 5-6 years to even MATCH Disney's current profit! Disney for the patient, Netflix for the dreamers.

UHHHH HOLD IT DUH LOL

Horrible, horrible, horrible mistake. Disney is up 24 percent since this video was uploaded. Disney is one of the most safest single stocks you can own and has a great dividend.

@fellspilts3932

2 жыл бұрын

well had a great dividend

Sell out 64 shares, and write a covered call on the remaining 100 shares (one contract) every month.

@a-a-ronbrowser1486

3 жыл бұрын

That would be a good tip. As long as it doesn’t rip and you have to sell

Yes, without a finance background and market understanding you can not make money in a single stock. Dave said it all.

@TheKitchenerLeslie

2 жыл бұрын

If you bought $1000 of Tesla in 2012, you'd be a millionaire.

If you want a higher return just invest in small cap stocks. A good small cap will do over 20% a year and small cap mutual funds have dominated the market for more then 7 or 8 decades. Of course you need to do a lot more thorough research since their small businesses.

Why such a negative attitude on single stocks? Of course the S&P 500 is safe but imagine holding Netflix and Nvidia in the last 3 years. I guess with age comes risk averseness.

@PritamDas_26

5 жыл бұрын

Because you can't tell which stock will go up in future. It's a gamble. You only know netflix and NVIDIA did well AFTER THEY DID WELL. Nobody could predict that

@fioree2532

5 жыл бұрын

Pritam Das that’s the point though, you do your research on a company,search up what they have done and what they plan on doing. We live in a day and age where this information isn’t just insider information everyone is talking about it; more articles than what I can count on my hands are made everyday about these companies everyday. Stocks are not safe but when you make calculates decisions with your money you will be rewarded. But hey that’s my opinion you can stay away from the stocks it’s there for people who look up the facts and trust a company to innovate and profit off there creations and services.

@alquinn8576

5 жыл бұрын

You are buying off of public information so all other investors know what you do (and possibly they know much more/non-public info). The stock market is efficient so stock picking by a retail investor will prevail over index funds only by chance.

Dude hung up on Dave

Of course I would not put all of my money into a single company by buying their stock. However, I would buy Coke and a dozen other ones that I like. Basically making my own mutual funds full of companies that I know and like. I prefer to pick them one by one as there are many companies thrown into mutual funds that I do not like or approve of their business practices.

3:17 😂😂😂

Dave’s statement about it being very hard to make money investing in single stocks is plain wrong. If you pick a stock at random it is more likely to go up than down in the course of a year. Dave might be fine to listen to for motivation for getting out of debt, but avoid his financial advice!

Yes its risky. But if you do some serious research and know the companies core business well you will do well with single stocks. But diversify because there is some risk with having all in one stock but isually great returns are done with investif it all in one stock. Im 132+% in one of my stocks from 2016. But the rest of my picks were bad so im like 30+% overall

I respect Daves personal opinion about single stock and I definitely listen and take his advise when it comes to financial plan BUT i think single stock is great investment. I’ve been investing in Tesla, ATT and Altria stocks since 2012. Been winning since then. Looking to sell all Tesla stocks in 2030.

Anyone can beat the market and average mutual funds ROI withe the right education. If you can’t understand a business model, read and understand a balance sheet, and compare it to its competitors just invest in an index.

The point here is to make sure your money is working with the least risk possible, people talking about investing in Netflix as an example, yes that would be amazing, but how many other stocks will you get into and not get your money worth at all? That's dave's point, you might invest it in a company that will do amazing, or invest in a company that stagnates and your money is just being wasted. You arent going to be finding Netflixes left and right

Yes... Yes, except $AMD. It is such a fine stock.

@UnknownUnknown-tu3be

5 жыл бұрын

Yep, I had AMD at $13 a share....been waiting for it to breakout since all the other chip stocks were going bonkers.

@The-Capitalist

4 жыл бұрын

Hope you held onto it

So Dave gives this guy advice to get out of this “single” stock cause it’s a losing play. The irony of the whole thing is he inherited this from his mom who probably invested and held on this stock all her life and now paid out to all her kids over six figures. Truly ironic

@danthepyroman1

5 жыл бұрын

Will Pill one example does not prove a point. A small time investor does not do well in single stock investing. Warren Buffett even recommends his wife to do index funds if he passes before her.

Can somebody explain to me mutual funds?

@Ancient_Road

5 жыл бұрын

A combination of multiple securities(stocks, bonds, money markets, or any combination) managed professionally. An easy to see example is of a mutual fund that holds only stocks. Instead of buying individual stock (ie. disney, Netflix, Tesla ), an investor is putting their money in a mutual fund, basically a combination of stocks chosen by financial professionals for a specific purpose (growth, stability). Positive aspects of a mutual fund include diversification and professionals financial management Negative aspects of a mutual fund include not being able to tailor your securities inside the mutual fund and the fees and expenses which can easily offset gains by 1% or more

Dave is giving bad investment and tax advice don’t sell your Disney Stock after all it worked for your mom I think you should take her example

@bryanshealy1260

6 жыл бұрын

he can sell the Disney stock at the new cost basis. So there should be very little taxes to pay.

I would sell it, Disney may acquire 21st Century Fox, which will add more debt to the balance sheet, and they are still suffering from ESPN. Also, Netflix is up 105% year to date, beats out Apple by quite a lot :P. But diversification is key. ETFs and mutual funds for inexperienced investors until you learn how to value companies.

@cricketknowall

5 жыл бұрын

I haven't seen their financials, but as a business, Disney seems a top bet. I'm not talking about a short term 2-3 year horizon, over 5-10 years. They are literally a monopoly in the business of IP in entertainment. They own most of the recognised faces in the world. They don't need to spend on their asset that keeps giving. Also, they appeal directly to children, the part of the family that can be influenced most and have the power to open their parents' wallets widest. The business is also evergreen. As long as there are children, there will be Disney. Additionally, they have a high standard of quality. When they make a movie, or even better, their subsidiary, Pixar makes a movie, it is an excellent movie. Best animation in the market, excellent directing, screenplay, story etc. Plus being made by Disney, makes almost every movie a guaranteed success. Without going into valuations, as a business, long term, you have limited to no downside risk, unless they do some massively stupid deals that ruins them, but a forever compounding, naturally growing company. Naturally growing, because once they make a movie, get all the profits out of it, they additionally get to keep a new asset in the movie and its characters, which at no cost to maintain, become another asset that keeps giving.

@Jmsadv

2 жыл бұрын

Who's $DIS competing with at the theaters and the parks? Even their streaming service looks like a tank.

why would the monkey need to be blindfolded? it's not like they would do better/worse if they could see the words...

@darkdeminsion

6 жыл бұрын

Denz my thoughts exactly

@daninbox

5 жыл бұрын

lol solid point

dude i own 800 shares of disney and my paycheck is $30k/month , i dont take financial advices from anyone

this guy is funny lol

Also Dave .. it is not "virtually impossible" to make money w individual stocks lol millions of people do it. whether or not they beat mutual funds who knows but they make money

Disney is up a ton should have left it

He better hold and collect those Dividends a cool passive income from Disney 🤑🤑🤑🤑

Disney pays 2 dividends/year, approx. 88c/share each time, so even with the risk involved, he’d still be getting that steady dividend, unless Disney halted it (unlikely). Many well-performing companies will actually increase their dividend payouts over time as well, to attract more buyers.

@Imoutoftheoffice01

Жыл бұрын

Who wants Woke Disney stock your funny

Buy now

It’s called value investing. It’s how warren buffet made BILLIONS.

Takes time to build out a portfolio

I think he muted him

The joke's on you. I AM the monkey!

Triggered Dave hahaha

Now Disney is at $175 a share

Dave hung up on this guy so he could get his rant on 😂

Should trust his Mom's choice on stock. Moms know where most they family's disposible income goes. Disney was a great choice.

This is the only thing I disagree with dave on is single stocks. I buy high quality dividend paying companies. Dividend Aristocrats and Kings with a little Disney as well. Why not pick the best performing stocks from the best preforming mutual funds? Or pick companies that supply services you use every day? Things like utilities, water treatment companies, electric companies, and waste processing companies. Maybe the companies that you purchase products from every time you go to the store. The makers of your tooth paste, deodorant, mouth wash, toilet paper, food products and cleaning supplies. I buy stocks that I know that make products I use. I'm making 100$ passive income a month, it grows monthly and will until I retire. I understand the mutual fund argument just would rather buy consistency individually vs a group. I gain more with individual dividend payments then say the snp 500

diversification

As of the writing of this comment in Aug 2023, Disney is trading at $85.79/share, down -23.25% from 5 years ago. Selling was the right answer.

Single stocks like Netflix and Amazon are only going to go up. There is nothing wrong with single stock investing as long as you do the research and fully believe they are going to continue to succeed. For example: If you invested $1000 in Netflix back in 2007, it would be $108,000 today. I looked it up. Makes me hate myself I didn’t do that back then.

@az21bob666

6 жыл бұрын

don't think like that, there are a lot of thinks that if you new about you be rich, apple, bitcon, amazon, Netflix

@EMichaelBall

5 жыл бұрын

Can't guarantee that kind of return with Google, but their Waymo unit is money in the bank. KZread search "tony seba freightwaves" for why. Also good investment: VZ (their 5G network will move a lot of self-driving car data, and the Yahoo purchase included a web advertising unit). NVidia could be big in providing chips for self-driving cars. Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce are great data analytics stocks. Get TSLA and GM in equal dollar amounts (currently eight shares of GM per TSLA share), made in one go as a hedge on each other. One will succeed gigantically, while the other won't, and I don't know which one is which.

@alquinn8576

5 жыл бұрын

Public information is already priced into the stocks. I don't know why every common Joe from Paducah, KY think they can beat armies of quants, analysts, and industry insiders at picking the best stocks

I would invest in Dave Ramsey stock, that could be a good option; Dave's financial boot camp..knuckleheads like myself could of used it earlier.

The award for best fake laugh goes to....... opens envelope...... Dave Ramsey

Disney is worth dont let go, they are doing big things

Probably would have made another $12,000 if he kept the Disney stock, not including dividend growth.

Short term trading > investing.