Fidelity ROTH IRA Tutorial – How I'm Getting a 51% Return on Investment

by | Jul 31, 2022 | Fidelity IRA | 27 comments

Fidelity ROTH IRA Tutorial – How I'm Getting a 51% Return on Investment




Invest in your Fidelity ROTH IRA Account with this same strategy that earns me 51% returns, and retire earlier than expected.

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A ROTH IRA will get you tax-free income in retirement – even on earnings that have accumulated over the years. You can let the money keep growing until you need it, or you can even pass along your tax-free income to your beneficiaries.

There are many online brokerages offering ROTH IRA accounts, my preferred broker account is Fidelity Investments. Their platform offers low transaction fees, they have an awesome customer support line, and you can trade a wide range of assets with them.

Fidelity Investments will help you open the account, but you’ll need to decide how you want to invest the money that goes into your ROTH. Generally, this can be the most difficult part of starting a ROTH.

There are three basic approaches for choosing investments in your ROTH IRA account.

1. You can pick and choose individual stocks for your portfolio.

2. You can buy into a done-for-you portfolio offered by the brokerage account.

3. Or you can consult a financial advisor who will help you with more options.

I personally have designed my own portfolio using a very simple and easy to understand strategy that has earned me over 50% returns. I share my exact strategy in this video.

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Index Funds are another way to invest into your ROTH IRA for solid returns.

What is an Index Fund?

An index fund is a type of mutual fund whose holdings match or track a particular market index. It’s hands-off, and you could build a diversified portfolio earning solid returns using mostly this type of investment strategy.

A QUICK NOTE:
I’m not a financial advisor. The opinions and strategies I share in this video are my own. Investing in the stock market involves risk, and you should assess the level or risk you are most comfortable with prior to investing.

Ok, now let’s go over the strategy that I use across all my managed brokerage accounts that has earned me above average returns.

The concept is simple.

When good companies are purchased at overvaluation prices, then you lose time in earning a return on your investment.

But when you purchase good companies at undervalued prices, then you gain time and accelerate the return on your investments.

Let’s take a look at the Facebook ticker as an example. If you had purchased the stock in July of 2018 at the top of the hill, then you would have had to wait until December of 2019 to start seeing your return on investment.

On the contrary, if you had bought the stock towards the “bottom of the hill” around October or December of 2018, then you would have saved yourself many months in seeing your return on investment.

How Do You Find Undervalued Stocks to Invest In?

Watch the video for the answer and more!
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27 Comments

  1. Joseph Saeteurn

    loved the video… its amazing you are getting 51% ROI. i just open my Roth 4 weeks ago and my ROI is 19.7% and im thrill.

  2. Suzann Smith

    Would love to hear your update now that we are in a bear market inflationary crash!

  3. Freddy K

    Can you please provide a definition of an undervalued stock?

  4. Frank Anderson

    What a waste of time watching this video. Sure, with perfect hindsight we could have bought low. Geez. A lot of talking here while saying nothing.

  5. Bartosz Dobroslaw

    Great stocks and I just bought in on them, but I'm interested in making short term profit, let say turn a $150K to $500k in 6months, I'd appreciate tips on how what stocks to buy to make this much profit.

  6. My dog Marley and Me.

    Great Video..very well explained..my daughter started her account yesterday..a video by a woman was awesome!

  7. D. Perez

    I wish i learned this earlier in life

  8. DaX Adventure

    Great video, I'd love to learn how to fill out taxes for a Roth IRA, hint hint : )

  9. Beautiful HI

    I really need to start investing

  10. Tonné k

    I like your videos. We are in a bit of a quandary right now, which is preferable, to put our extra cash towards paying off the principal in the mortgage, or do we put it in Roth? I only have in my positions, FXAIX, FSPGX, FNCMX, FUAMX, FSRNX, and FZILX. Would you advise moving M1 account to fidelity?

  11. Dawn Althouse

    How do I buy apple stock within my Fidelity Roth IRA ?

  12. Steven Williams

    My question is when I open an eft account I would have to express whether I want a Roth account or not

  13. Cas

    Did you cash out your earnings?

  14. Ram Barlev

    You invest around $500 per month and spending your time buying and selling? Waste of time. Keep it simple even with two indexes and invest automatically. The less you play the more you will keep. KISS

  15. Ram Barlev

    Just invest in 3 index funds automatically with percent allocation and leave it

  16. christine Nguyen

    This is such a great video! Easy to understand and is a clear and to the point!! Thank you 🙂

  17. Blake C

    Talk about cherry picking lol.

  18. robertk2007

    My company has a roth 401K which there are no income limitations and you can contribute the max of 20K. With income tax rates low it doesn’t make sense to use a regular 401K

  19. YouGoobers

    JL Collins would completely disagree.

  20. Kapital P

    Fidelity doesn't make this straightforward. Thanks for the vid.

  21. James Mcelwain

    I just watched your video nice and easy to understand. I'd like to see how your account is doing now . So please keep it up with the video.
    Looking forward to seeing more videos like this from you.THANK's

  22. eric

    I just open a Roth IRA in fidelity
    I am trying to buy a index fund
    But no let me, the cash is in settle account.
    What can I do?

  23. Huckleberry Finn

    50% return over the long term is impossible. You pick a time when the market was down 50% then say you get 50% returns a year later when the market recovers?! Click bait scammer!

  24. N. Lee

    What about capital gains tax? Are you holding these investments at least a year before you're selling?

  25. Nevele Grp.

    If your name is really Pilar, that's awesome by the way (very informative video, more from this acct for favor*)

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