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  1. Wow! Keep it up bro!!
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  2. Honestly I'm not sure how much longer this will keep going up, but it's entertaining to watch at the moment
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  3. A rack and a stack both 1k where I’m from
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  4. That is actually a really good idea to live at home where you can either live rent free or low rent if they charge. I've seen a lot of videos about people doing this but get a lot of smack for it but apparently it is a US thing only where you are expected to move out at a young age to become a "adult" while other countries/culture you are staying with the parents until you are married and etc! So if you can, stay at home and save up your income to afford a house of your own in the future lol Let's hope your dad forgets about the rent fee xD
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  5. Literally to the 1% who's reading this, God bless you, and may your dreams come true, stay safe and have a wonderful day.
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  6. Thanks Humphrey!! Would be interested to see a comparison between dividend and non dividend ETF performance!
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  7. Would definitely love a part 2. Thank you
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  8. No other person on youtube has managed to get me to listen to an entire finance/investment video. No other person has managed to convince me to put money in an investment app like he did. I think its the way he presents the information, it feels accessible and understandable. Keep up the amazing work - 2021 i'm starting the journey from scratch. Lets go passive income!
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  9. I feel like the Growth and Bluechip parts of this portfolio would be better executed via an ETF. The diversification comes at only a small cost and being broad and market cap weighted removes arbitrary decision making from the process, and makes your portfolio future proof. At some point Target (for example) might not be the blue chip that it is today, and owning it as a single name means you are responsible for choosing when to roll out of it. Something an etf would do on your behalf, gradually and systematically. A video idea might be to decompose a portfolio of only a total market index like VT or VTI (+ cash and crypto) and compare it’s growth/value weights with your sample portfolio.
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  10. I invested in a target date fund through fidelity a while back, but it had 20% bonds. Since I'm in my early 20's and I have quite a while until I retire, I instead put it into it into a total market index fund instead and some in other etf's in sectors that I believe in. I hope I'm doing this right...
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  11. Meanwhile Costco be like: are you working on a new project or preparing for a wedding?
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  12. One of my ETFs is SPYD because I like index funds AND dividends
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  13. I like that you listed all the stocks. I just subscribed and look forward on your future posts.
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  14. Investing & Compounding Interest is the best way to combat inflation!
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  15. Good advice in this video. Yes, many folks can't really afford the car they drive and can't imagine driving an old or tiny car that they can actually afford. 25 years ago I enjoyed buying new cars and paid them off within 2 to 3 years. 20 years ago I started buying & driving used cars (at times 10 years old or older) that were in great shape and most times had fairly low miles. Example: bought a 1992 Cadillac Deville (pristine condition & less than 40,000 miles) in 2006 that I drove for 4 years and sold for a bit more that I paid for. In 2014 (already a millionaire) bought a top of the line 2003 Cadillac Deville DTS (again pristine condition) with all the extras and again less than 40,000 miles that I sold in 2022 (still in pristine condition). Now as an early retired multi- millionaire, believe it not, I drive a small lightly used Chevy Spark. Cracks me up every time I am standing at the traffic light next to a shiny Mercedes, BMW, Jaguar, or massive new pick-up truck knowing that these folks most likely can't afford their car, have high car-payments, and filling up the gas tank really hurts their wallet.
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  16. These videos are brilliant, very well made and you get barely any views. I find myself spoiled by all of this free and extremely useful information. You're definitely blowing up once the algorithm catches wind. I found you on Ifunny!
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  17. Everyone that wants better credit needs to watch this!
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  18. As a 24 year old with a LOT of student debt, I still have a positive net worth of $200. Pretty good all things considered. My kids (3 yo and 5 mo) have a larger net worth than I do 😂
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  19. Saving on rent, especially in the bay area, is a huge privilege — I appreciate the transparency 👍
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  20. Made me feel a little better about myself. I'm 37 with a house, vehicle, and about $80k in my 401k. 10% of my check goes into that 401k, with a minimum $50k salary before overtime. Usually ends up well over $60k each year.
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  21. Great video. I rather put my money into passive income instead of an expensive car. To me a car is just a form of transportation point a to point b. Why do you need an expensive car to go to Starbucks and Grocery store? I have a reliable Civic. That's all I need.
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  22. Had to sub, you talk about pretty much everything that I have been asking people about
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  23. I’ve recently been looking into Cardano more and watching videos with Charles Hoskinson. I’ll always love Ethereum but I think ADA has a real shot to be the #2 smart contract play in the long run
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  24. Humphrey Yang, Charlie Chang, and Brian Jung are OG asian investors I watch
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  25. Big Fan! Appreciate the insight
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  26. Depending on the insurance carrier, staying long-term with one can actually decrease your rates when you pick ideal limits of 100/300/100 or better. I used to sell auto insurance.
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  27. Literally the first video I've seen that actually provides a few interesting ideas that I didn't know. Thank you for the video Humphrey!
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  28. I think it's ironic that one way to spot a scam is not knowing who created the currency yet Bitcoin was created by someone anonymously.
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  29. Just because the median house costs 430k doesn't mean you have to buy that... I make 97k and bought a house for 177k, live below your means!
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  30. Amazing content Humphrey, I’ll stay subscribed for a long time I’m sure of it
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  31. THIS is the info and the channel I've been hunting for! Thanks fam! 🙏🏼
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  32. Man, it's crazy how far you've come to the point where you interviewing the CEO of Robinhood! Great stuff, Humph! 💪🏻
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  33. S&P 500 was my first investment!! I’m looking at my portfolio and realizing as a new investor I put too much into individual stocks and not enough in mutual funds!
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  34. Keep the quality content coming. You’re going to get really big really soon!
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  35. Well done video with zero gimmicks, appreciate the info at near rapid speed. Cheers!
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  36. Dude, for whatever reason those hype investing/trading tik toks where they just flash money and sell a dream is the most infuriating thing I see on tik tok lol
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  37. There is also a lot of passive income ideas using Amazon/eBay and others for dropship and others. Be nice to see a passive income follow up on that. I enjoy your vids. Started watching on TT and enjoy the longer form on YT.
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  38. Age 21. Net worth about $100,000. I was fortunate enough to get paid to go to college on top of working full time in a decent job. My wife and I are buying a house and we close next week.
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  39. Fidelity fan boy here, but lots of respect for John Bogle
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  40. I am one of your Tiktok converts but I'm still here! I really enjoy your content! I consider my wife and myself to be fairly financially savvy people but I still fins myself regularly gleaning tidbits from your content. I feel like people's biggest barrier to wealth and financial freedom isn't necessarily making more money, it's being wise with your money and avoiding debt. I would love to see you cover that more. "Just because you can afford the payments doesn't mean you can actually afford it"
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  41. Best I could do is drop down $40 on SHIB. Not expecting to get great returns but if I could get like a dollar or two from it every few days, then I'll slowly take out a dollar until I take out $40 overall. That way, I got my $40 back, yet I still have a bag of SHIB. I respect the people who stick to SHIB so you're not gonna see some hate from me. After all, we all wanna get rich one way or another, right?
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  42. I wish more the the YouTube stock market personalities would do more content like this rather than self-promotion. This is the kind of content that gives you logical and valuable information so you can do little research on your own and make some smart moves. Watching this video makes me feel more reassured as I've already done several things on this list to prepare for what will certainly come.
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  43. Shiba inu Robinhood petition has already reached 500,000 signatures today!! BUY millions of shiba Inu and HODL now while it’s cheap! Plus the charts are so bullish they indicate another incoming pump!
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  44. LMAO Nancy pelosi refused to answer CNN on why she didn’t pass the bigger stimulus before the election 🤣
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  45. this should be taught in every high school. really great video man!
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  46. I bought Shiba Inu just to represent my dog. I feel that if I spend 10 a week on lottery tickets knowing I most likely will not win, I have a better chance of investing that same 10 dollar a week into my dogs coin.
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  47. Damn was thinking about Cardano today, love the vid
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  48. They skit was fire man lol, keep it up!
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  49. Hello ! I’m looking into getting a portfolio made of ETF’s so that I’m fully diversified. They gotta be dividends /monthly
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  50. Cardano has a big potential tbh. Bought 600 dollars worth at 1.80, going to hold it.
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