Going All In – The BECKY ETF Explained



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INVESTING IN IPO STOCKS:
https://marketsentiment.substack.com/p/can-you-make-money-from-ipos
Overall, if you were able to buy in at their original asking price – 68% of IPO’s did go up in value the moment they hit the open market, with an average return of 12% from 2000 to 2020, and within a day, over 66% of IPOs saw an average increase of 13.6%.

BUT, if you’re an average retail investor buying in the second its available for trading – you’re not quite as lucky. In THAT case, only 48% of IPO’s saw a price increase had you bought in as soon as it was publicly available, and that average gain was only a modest 1.3%.

Over 3 years…it was found that 64% of IPOs were UNDERPERFORMING the overall market by MORE THAN 10%.

BUYING THE MOST REPUTABLE BRANDS:
https://marketsentiment.substack.com/p/most-reputable-brands
Over one year, on average…those top 10 companies outperformed the SP500 by nearly 1%….over 3 years, that increases to 3.6%…over 5 years, it’s 16.2%…and, until date…those most reputable companies have seen more than a 50% higher return than the SP500.

THE BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR:
https://marketsentiment.substack.com/p/top-companies-to-work-for-stock-returns

After one year, the top 100 best places to work BEAT the SP500 by nearly one percent, on average. That return increases SLIGHTLY if you limit your investments to the top 50 or top 10 places to work…and, if you had only invested in the BEST place to work….you would’ve seen a 10% higher return than the SP500, on average.

Over 10 years…that difference continues to magnify. The top 100 best companies to work for outperformed the SP500 by 18.8%…the top 50 by 26.6%…the top 10 by 33.9%…and the best by 131%.

INVESTING IN HEDGE FUNDS:
https://marketsentiment.substack.com/p/hedge-fund

Hedge funds wound up UNDERPERFORMING the SP500 by roughly 200% in both a 10 and 20 year timeframe…and from 2011 to 2021, the SP500 performed 265% BETTER than the average actively managed fund.

Why? RISK MANAGEMENT.

A Hedge Fund’s goal isn’t ALWAYS to outperform the market and make crazy wild returns…because, lets be real: to do that takes substantial risk…and, for large endowments, insurance companies, and individuals who just want to PRESERVE their wealth and grow it slowly…a HEDGE fund is a way to do that, on a big scale.

Or, basically…in short…it does seem like there are viable factors that would help generate higher than normal returns, including strong brand recognition, happy employees, and buying their stock before it hits the open market…but, by and large…those theories still aren’t tested over more than a few decades decades, during a time where tech predominantly dominated the market…and that might slightly skew the results.

So, for most individuals…it’s still probably a better idea just to ride the overall market, and then invest a smaller portion throughout riskier stocks IF you have the appetite to try to beat the market.

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  1. Being comfortable can be your worst enemy, you think you have enough until you find yourself in a situation where you do make money any more and then you realize it was never enough, so you must do your best to invest as much as you can. Most of us don't even realize how inflation reduces the value of what ever we have in our savings but the banks on the other hand, invest the money and still charge you for keeping it, that's why I invest with Suzanne Stephens Ellis.

  2. Investing with Suzanne Stephens Ellis has been wonderful, I never expected to make such gains in such a short time. Now I have realized how inflation depreciates our savings, I have no business with savings for now, I just wish I knew this sooner.

  3. Investing with Suzanne Stephens Ellis is wonderful, I never expected to make such gains in such a short time. Now I have realized how inflation depreciates our savings, I have no business with savings for now, I just wish I knew this sooner.

  4. Most of us don't even realize how inflation reduces the value of what ever we have in our savings but the banks on the other hand, invest the money and still charge you for keeping it, that's why I invest with Suzanne Stephens Ellis.

  5. omg i hate this guy. i just unsubscribed. all's he does is sell his stuff. doesn't even explain how to buy the becky etf. i'll go to someone else. and unsubscribe

  6. I <have been investing in stock since 2013, but I must confess that since I started trading and buying crypto I have made more, this is the FOMO October for incoming dip in November. It is manipulated but that can be a good thing if you understand it. We should all know that when these reports are bullish take some off to the side lines, when news gets bearish start buying. "Keep it simple simple" that bear/ correction was the best thing that happened me. but all thanks to John Wesley for his amazing skills for help me to earn 17 BTC through trading chart. I believe we are in the spring phase./

  7. Graham, considering that its getting harder for companies to retain good talent amid The Great Resignation, I'd say companies that are able to have happy employees and retain their talent ARE going to be the ones that outperform the market.

  8. What is the difference with a 401K that has an index fund in it, which is compounding vs just investing in an index? why can't you just make a solo401K on your own and buy the snp?

  9. A little off topic here—okay, very off topic here—If I am receiving a 3br and 2bath home as a donation or purchasing the home for $5000, is it worth the investment overall being that one of the rooms needs a new wall on one side?
    The home is on a busy road and in a relatively nice neighborhood.

  10. I am 70 yr old female. I have NO clue how to invest. Would you ever consider mentoring an old person? Just want enough to pay off my mortgage. Anything over that would be a Blessing. Thank you. You seem like a fine young man to share your info.

  11. I have a question, i just turned 19 and im set to join the national guard come 2022. I should come back during the summer with close to 10k in my bank account. Not including a possible bonus from signing to a job 8k-20k, what would be a good move for my money? My credit is 673 not bad but i have a lack of credit history, with that being said how should i go about investing/spending it.

  12. Unfortunately, the past 10 years of data are skewed in favor of tech and multiple expansion has made this a statistical outlier in many ways. Really hard to trust the past 10 years.

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