Financial Advisors Rank the Most Popular Investment Portfolios

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• DO

  @dobletroubleify · 1 year ago

  You guys should add chapters to your longer videos

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• RA

  @randommage1 · 1 year ago

  <b>bo wakes up</b><br>“Brian i am so excited about this”

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• JW

  @jwarnstarsmile · 1 year ago (edited)

  I feel like I stole something with this episode. There was SO much information that you&apos;d usually have to sit down with an advisor to get.. its wild actually. FANTASTIC episode, thank you so much.

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• AL

  @Aleksandr-y1j5f · 3 months ago

  that study on average investors underperforming really hits home, staying consistent with your strategy is key. ive started managing my stuff better lately with era wallet as part of it

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• CH

  @chasingpowder200 · 1 year ago

  YouTube finance: come for the Dave Ramsey (get out of debt), stay for the Money Guys and Bogleheads

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• JM

  @jmmiller7290 · 7 months ago

  I used the Ramsey portfolio for the first 20 years of my retirement, and it got me to over 1 million, now working with a fiduciary advisor.

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• SP

  @spencercomeaux91 · 1 year ago (edited)

  As someone who manages a hedge fund portfolio for a state pension, this episode is so cool! All of these metrics are involved in how we monitor individual hedge funds and evaluate the entire multi-billion dollar portfolio. So awesome to see this type of analysis applied to personal finance!

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• LE

  @levihelms1912 · 1 year ago

  Risk Capacity! Beta! This is amazing, I love to hear you guys talk in this level of detail. Not enough financial advisors talk about risk capacity.

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• LU

  @lukasclark884 · 1 year ago

  It’s funny that Ramsey is ultra conservative when it comes to debt, including mortgage debt, but then seems to be extra risky on investing after you get out of debt. It seems like bringing some of that risk forward when you have more time to grow: it’s like catching up after spending valuable time reducing debt.

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• GL

  @glasshalffull2930 · 1 year ago

  I went 100% S&amp;P500 when I was 32. &nbsp;My massive portfolio was only $6K when I switched. &nbsp;Never timed the market and upped my contribution a little every raise until I maxed out. &nbsp;32 years later and I’m over $3.5 MILLION. &nbsp;(BTW- my starting salary at 25 was $22K)

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• PA

  @paultaylor8733 · 1 year ago

  &quot;I wonder if Bo is excited about the new video?&quot;<br><br>[Plays video]

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• SH

  @ShannonGliko · 1 year ago

  I do feel like you guys are the graduation from Dave Ramsey!😂

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