Buy the Dip! – My $6,000 Investment Strategy (Roth IRA)

by | Nov 23, 2022 | Vanguard IRA | 30 comments

Buy the Dip! – My ,000 Investment Strategy (Roth IRA)




In this video I talk about my $2,000 contribution into my Roth IRA. I also discuss how I will be handling the next $4,000 investment. I know this video is a bit redundant to prior content but $6,000 is still a lot of money for me to invest so once that has been invested, more diverse content will come out! Let me know what you think about investing in a Roth IRA – I”ll be happy to answer any questions that may be out there.

Timestamps –
0:00 – 0:32 Intro
0:33 – 1:05 – 2 Important Notes
1:06 – 2:30 – Benefits of Investing in Roth IRA
2:31 – 3:36 My Roth IRA Investing Strategy
3:37 – 7:06 – My Roth IRA Inside M1 Finance
7:07 – 8:12 – Maximize Contributions to Roth IRA
8:13 – 8:51 Outro

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30 Comments

  1. Kenny Skywalker

    I have a 401k with my job. Should I roll that into a Roth IRA or keep it and open a separate Roth IRA? Thanks!

  2. Juan Vasquez

    I'm 51 and planning to do the Roth IRA what do you suggest I should have in my portfolio?

  3. Shayla A

    Tax Deadline has been moved to May

  4. John Higgins

    I did a very similar vanguard portfolio in a non ira a little over a year ago because the interest rates are terrible and it's part of my emergency fund account combined with a monthly CD ladder and checking and savings account from the same bank.

  5. Seven Heaven

    Hey man! Loving and learning a lot from your content. I have a question- Can I sell stocks within Roth IRA to buy different stocks ?

  6. Andrew Galla

    Hey I watched the video on you saying that you want to buy a house. I would recommend reading rich dad poor dad if you haven’t already. I’m not sure if you plan on renting out the house or flipping it but I wouldn’t buy a house right now. Housing marketing is at its peak and is going to get a correction.

  7. Truth Seeker

    Great video,My Roth I have Vtsax and VNQ for inflation and dividends!

  8. Catherine B.

    Current positions in my Roth IRA: VTI, VXUS, T, and O. I hope to max out by the end of the year

  9. Dillon H

    Started my ROTH about a month ago with $500. Right now, I'm investing in a target date index fund but I'm open to more ideas and suggestions!

  10. Katherine Pham

    I put max contribution $6,000 usd on June 2020 . Can I put max contribution $6,000 this month on March or I have to wait until JUNE ?

  11. lilredexptsc

    Good stuff as always! Loving how much content you’ve been putting out.

  12. Trivon Carter

    nice video what about if the irs extended the tax deadline to may 17 does that mean you can put in until may 17 for 2020?

  13. Phi Tho

    I was under the impression that you pay taxes now with a Roth and that's why it grows "tax free" where as a traditional IRA you defer to pay taxes later.

  14. tlwayman

    What happened to transferring out of robinhood? I was hoping to see how that process works. I miss the dividends videos.

  15. Marcus G

    Do you like SCHD?

  16. Izik

    Excellent stuff! Thanks.

  17. jkmaru09

    Only tax free if you get your money at the age of 62.

  18. ChosenWon

    Might not have been a bad day for a bond huh? Lotta red out there today for sure.. just means things are on sale right! Great vid as always.

  19. FreeYourMindset

    Can you invest for 2020 although I did my taxes?

  20. A Trader Named Evan

    Nice video, hope your investment does well!

  21. Pierce Jordan

    Roth IRA is for sure one of the best investment vehicles out there! Also, side note: what kind of lens do you use?? Love your video quality

  22. Cha Thao

    Subscribed!! Great content for us beginners. Keep up with the good vids.

  23. EJ Fishes 76

    Nice video Dalton, love the Roth. What are your thoughts on SCHD etf?

  24. getsugatenshoFTW

    Hey what's good Dalton? Btw, tax deadline is now May 17th iirc

  25. Clarence Buntin

    I’m 18 and going to be opening a Roth IRA soon, thoughts on higher dividend paying etfs like SCHD, VYM, SPHD? I’m also going to be putting others, not just these.

  26. Lucas Durham

    Roth IRA is what everyone should do first and then invest in a brokerage account if you’ve got more to invest

  27. Steve@RocketCrypto

    Whats good Delton!
    Amazing intro, great information and same strategy as I'm on as well.
    History has proven, that Index Funds, in the long run always yield between 6 to 12%.
    Greetings from Switzerland!

  28. JacobM

    Early squad rise up!

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