Vanguard’s founder objects to ‘fruits and nuts’ ETFs and the market speculation ETFs encourage.
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Bogle didn’t like the easy liquidity of S&P 500 ETF’s but if you buy and hold it’s fine to own. Don’t attempt to trade. I own an index fund in my 401k and Voo ETF in my other accounts.
What about a biotech ETF?
Why do some call him jack bogle and others call him john bogle?
Misleading title for the video. But as always, great wisdom from the late Mr. Bogle.
Sticking with mutual funds. Learned about them in highschool economics.
VTI
Bogle is a legend and his legacy is to the people
dude youre just discouraging. Like when kevin o leary tries to descourage people from investing in bitcoin. Guys like him were telling you that bitcoin is garbage to keep the price down while they secretly invest in it.
Brilliant!
Many long term investor age so well, someone needs to study why!
i bet a cloud computing etf has huge returns since 2013
Getting old sucks.
I thought a dubbing artist did the voice part!
Some etfs are doing really good
Misleading title just to be eye-catching. Jack Bogle in support of ETFs tracking total stock market, S&P, international, emerging markets and bonds with limitation.
If you wondered what Jack Bogle might have thought about Cathie Wood's ARK funds, wonder no more.
Legit looks like a 41 year old with hollywood make up on 😮
Forbes, get some toilet paper cause you stink
3:18, I'm a web developer and I work in marketing. I know a bit about "the cloud" and when I saw the holdings of one of these "Cloud" funds Jack is described. The expense ratio of 0.68 set my marketing alarm went off. Buying an ETF is buying a share of that fund, not bits of the stocks within it. They can change at any time and you're putting a lot of trust in that fund manager.
Didn't ETF have their best year in 2020?
I was looking at her legs thinking "I would"
Love Bogle but a cloud computing ETF turned out to be not so crazy an idea.
Change the title ffs. Vanguards main products are ETFs
He liked index funds but no ETFs because with ETFs you dont own or hold the shares!!! An ETF is a fictive instrument!
Spicy Jack is the second best Jack, just behind Stay The Course Jack.
I own a cloud computing etf lol. It’s made me lots of money.
If everybody buys ETF's then there's no market.
Misleading title.
A guest on The Wall Street Journal Report spoke sometime last week about making over $431,000 in 4months with a capital of $100,000, which made me realize that as a beginner i have alot to learn, so please assist me with any pointers or tips that would help me make this much profit.
Not sure why he wouldn’t like ETF’s? Unlike mutual funds, where you only get the NAV price at the close of the market, ETF’s trade continuously through the day and allow you to sell if there is a market meltdown, and buy on daily dips.
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The Ruvol Inventor
Early bird catches the worm!
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