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Is all a scam . Your money goes to somebody who pays less ( a big company or a bank) and now sells it to you for a profit the same day. Or somebody who pays less before you decide this company is worth more 😂😂

I'm new to the concept entirely. What would be the benefit at this current rate to invest longer than in 4 week bills? Isn't that 5% a month ?

trying to figure out a broker to use for investing. so which do you recommend for newbies and those not needing advanced features but want control (unlike acorns) and fractionals of course

I bought into their 10x picks. Absolutely blown away by those. Some are down 90%. Im down about 65% with the entire portfolio. Still holding.

Also you mentioned this Finn vest do you end up making more money if you go to treasury direct and if invest charges how much percentage do you lose by going to finvest thank you in advance for your response

Interesting video good information I think it would be amazing if you also broke down a savings you make as far as percentage if there were like a little chart you made showing if your income is so and so how much percentage you're saving on state taxes also do you have to pay city taxes or is it also exempt from city taxes thank you in advance for your response

So i didn't understand completely, if i give them 200$ i buy it for 195, and they give me 200 at the end? But they still take the 200?

Why can’t I look at my stocks values 5years ago it only goes back 1 year now.

The US is 32 trillion in debt, taxes are definitely going up. Invest in the roth

I have been keaping my money in t-bills and selling puts at the same time on the prices I would really like to own stocks. That way I am using my money twice and it works fine to me. You should not be compering t bills with stocks because those are apples and oranges. Compare them with the difference between at the money calls and puts on the best stocks you can find.

Doesn’t work anymore Can’t buy or sell anything

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What if JPM itself fails, what happens to my VTI that I bought through fidelity account?

Rich with knowledge now, thank you sir

Thank you. Should I buy T bills with zero coupon or a coupon rate?

T bills, cds, and municipal bonds work for me. Safe, predictable, and the bonds are tax free...which is like a higher rate on a taxable investment. I may get back into dividend stocks once this over priced market fully corrects.

This was a nice reality check. Thanks. Glad I found your channel.

Timestamps (as best I could): Index/ETF Foundational 1:45 VTSAX/VTI 3:21 VGTSX/VXUS 6:05 VBTLX/BND Higher Exposure/Growth/Cherries on top 7:55 QQQ 8:52 SCHD 9:40 AVUVX/AVUV This video made me crave Snickers, chocolate milk and peanut butter. Thank you for the advice!

Why when building ladder , you reinvest ist into a longer maturity as in this example 5 yrs. Why not reinvest into 2 ye or 1 yr??

Thanks. Makes sense. But the question is .. why not build a ladder using only 4-week T-bills? I understand that new T-bills are issues every week, right? So let's say I buy $ 1000 now of a 4-week T-bill, then next week I buy another $1000 in a new auction, then a 3rd week and then the 4th week. I select auto-re invest for all of them and forget. Wouldn't I have money available every week ? (cancelling the reinvestment option if I need the money). I would have Tbills coming to maturity and being reinvested every single week. Why is this not better than buying different term Tbills like you suggest?

Can both parents buy I bonds for kids as minor ? We have 2 kids, Can i buy1 for myself, my daughter and my son and my wife can do the same so altogether we will have 6 for our family ?

What does he mean by a four week annualized 5%?

I just subscribed to Motley Fool, but I m wondering if I should stick with it. Lol

Great video thank you

Tbills can blow up should the interest rate start dropping …, inverse relationship with the interest rate!!!

As soon as he started making those dumb noises in the beginning, I couldn't take his financial advise seriously. Didn't watch the rest of it.

So good but I need the examples of Treasury bill please

Anyone have a video on using the actual webiste of TreasuryDirect?

Are T bills only available in the US?

@JayFairbrother can you explain how selling T bills before they have matured and while interest rates have increased will cause someone to lose money on that sell? Your video is fantastic, that is the only concept I’m not totally grasping. Thank you!!

For everyone saying Read didn't get to "enjoy" his wealth, his contentment with living a quiet, simple life is the key. This is a man that experienced the Great Depression and that's where he learned to be extremely cautious with his money and live below his means. Having $8m in your back pocket means you have a bullet proof emergency fund too and that kind of peace of mind is priceless.

Excellent video. I Been using M1 for two years and was pleased with it until they rolled out w/ their three dollar monthly fee. Hopefully M1 see this video get reconsidered before I find another platform to move to.

I'm in an industry where I have a birds eye view of future economics. I've been saying since the last rate increase that they won't be lowering them till 2025. Inflation is still jacked up. I wouldn't be surprised if we only see one rate decrease in 2025.

Do you have a worst top 50 etf list?

montley fool sucks. i bought the stocks they recommend and all crashed and burned and never recovered to this day.

The idiocy of this group just never ceases to amaze. me. Spending hours trying to figure out the "message" in tweets and short videos. This is why you dumbasses lost your $$$ in the first place. You get your financial advice from X or Tic Tock. B TW.....shares are still worthless and GME has fallen after hours to $27.49.....any of you "diamond hands" investors still holding shares you bought yesterday on the "pump" part of "pump and dump" ?

IMO ladders work and make sense with a normal yield curve. Normal meaning longer terms pay higher rates. Right now that is not the case. IMO right now you just cycle through 1 month T-Bills until things change. Max rate and max liquidity. Why wouldn't you?

thank you , simple explanation

This is a very low quality review. M1 still makes money from order flow, and not a word about margin.

another option is to just open a brokerage account with Fidelity and tie in your bank account...now move all of your money into fidelity and divide the money by 4... with each 1/4 amount of money buy a 1 month bill... and repeat for each week of the month.... now when the bills mature, 1 each week, then you will get paid every Friday of the week just like you are working...and the funds are available to transfer the gains back to the bank as you need to pay bills and such.... now every single dollar you have is working for you.... and if you buy just a few more bonds each month you will be giving yourself a raise each month.... it works very well that way...

You really don't know about crypto bruh.

Thanks for the great video!! Newbie here opening ROTH IRA account this year 2024 for my kids (21 and 19). Any updates to the list of dividend stocks in this video?

I cant stand people that say lets be real, or lets be serious.

The music in the background, really???

Very informative. If anyone is able to answer this dumb question - Why do Tbills have a higher interest rate than Bonds when they are held for a shorter period of time? It's a bit counterintuitive to me. Thank you in advance!

I’m still very happy with M1. I’m think about rolling over my IRA to M1 in excess of $1.4M.

OMG I was up to open an account now and saw this video. What a bummer

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This is explained very clearly.