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- Mad Money host Jim Cramer explains why a diversified portfolio of five to ten stocks is the best way to start investing in the market. Cramer suggests sectors for a building a portfolio.
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i like getting stoned and watching this guy
i thought i was the only one...
Any other cool recommendations what to watch while on weed?
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Professor Cramer is the best!
If he's my investing coach, I better quit while I'm ahead.
Positive Investing he’s wrong less than the hedge fund managers so
Yeah, his more up to date picks worked fine.
Sharing with my coworker now! Great advice with the first $10k
Love it Prof. Great advice.
If one active trader is beating the market, another active trader is underperforming the market by the same amount. It's a zero sum game. Now a lot of the people on the other side of your trades are probably going to be institutional traders and people who make a living doing that stuff. They have way more time and resources to research stocks and you'd be a fool to think you can outsmart them.
In reality, most active traders don't beat the market, and that's before you include fees and commissions. You'd be better off buying a low fee index fund for stocks and one for bonds, doing like an 80%/20% split between those two or what have you, and continuing to invest. Trying to time the market is a sure fire way to lose.
If you need more money, rather than trying to outsmart institutional investors, get a second job and invest that money.
alex2143 YES. What have the headache of trying to investigate all the financial complex stuff ( you can learn about some etf sectors and business climates and REITs and precious metals if you wanna diversify ) but yes take the time you would investing of “trying” to beat be market and get a 2nd part time job to put more money in index funds. Smart comment!
That was good Jim!
I'm diversified:
50% GameStop
30% Bitcoin
20% Enron
10% Beanie Babies
hero
110% ?
i would delete your comment if i were you man. It's making you look stupid.
It’s simple only invest in companies you understand and use regularly . If you own Apple products , buy Apple , if you eat Mcdonald , buy Mcdonald etc etc. if you invest in companies that you are familiar and understand , you will have the confidence to put more money into it as time goes by . How many millionaire do you know that got wealthy from index funds ?
I don’t know any millionaires.
Diversification is insurance against ignorance
I would add a financial stock as well.
@Super Dude Who cares what happens in a 3 year span: long term investors, not Jim Cramer
Just buy the Vanguard Balanced Index Fund and never look back.
Lots of Vanguard funds hit 30% and even 40%
What about the Fidelity 500?
Yeah, that will work.
What about Schwab Funds?
Eh, doing nothing in 2018. Better off just investing in an nasdaq or sp500 index. Nasdaq has an okay 15% return so far for 2018, vanguard is nill for 2018
iin dec 2017 i took 10 of his picks from july 2017 he was dead on the smallest increase was $3 per share others $30-$40
dont take my word for it look up his juy 10 picks and look the value then and now proof is in the numbers so for all you negatives i am waiting for your 10 picks unless all you can pick is your nose
Great advise here I do not even invest
Looking back you'd have 5x your money very roughly on an equal spread of those stocks jim mentioned at today's prices.
Wall Street Atlas!
15-20 is better in my opinion..
O.K., what's the best way for MOST people to invest for basic life-goals? Very probably low-cost index funds. People who don't have the interest (no pun intended) in actively (no pun intended) learning about companies and stocks, shouldn't be casually doing so.
I shall add, five stocks does not constitute a very diversified portfolio (1:33).
he literally used the term, "Stock-picking"
I don't do any homework, I don't understand that stuff. But still invest in stocks. Its funnier than indexes and even if I don't know anything and pretty much buy/sell only looking at charts and reading news, I still make a good ROE. Maybe its just luck or maybe the market is so good everybody is making money. But its fun to invest. To reduce my risk I never invest more than 5-10% of my portfolio in a single stock.
You're not investing you're just gambling
You sound like a gambler
Just want to sale his book
i think retailer store will be complete gone in the next 15 years.
You could also just buy some Berkshire Hathaway stock, diversify and follow a guy who always bests indexes long term. Buffet always plays safe bets.
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EOG. Google Salesforce. Johnson control. Costco . Merck . Cvs . Viacom. .
Crap
disagree, just buy ETFs
Chinie Chin Chen 陳小城 I'd say either VOO or VYM... I'm a simple investor; low fees, easy to understand, liquid, no commission, and pays dividends. Not to mention already diversified and will basically never go bankrupt... Personally I'd prefer VYM (high dividend yield)... hope this helps, I learned a lot through my mistakes and I always come back to this strategy
reese_ ks Would you recommend ETFs and then buy stocks in a separate account with "fun" money ?
If you use stops there is minimal risk
Agree sir. ETFs are safe and return excellent percentages.
@@reesesuzuki7716 I want to buy VEQT after a drop what do you think.
Buy apple.
Still today? I see it has grown heaps over the last few years, time to go down now?
buy SILVER
msgrf yghtj that’s what poor people do
@@texasowl5356 why poor people? Gold and silver are classic secure investments aren’t they?
@@chiquicat1 look at the return of putting money in an index fund vs. holding gold or silver.
Buy bitcoin
Good call
Or, drive down the road and throw your money out the window, same results.
@daniel Goldstain: or just give your hard earned money to me.
I invested 10k in Bitcoin back in 2014 and made 20 million last year. I’m driving around in a Bentley these days. But now it’s too risky, it will likely crash in a few years.
As your investment coach, if you're under 35 years old, park 50% of your money under the mattress, and 50% in a safe place in the attic. That should suffice your asset allocation needs. Buy a few lotto tickets each week. Thank me later...
Hahahahahaha...that’s horrible advice
Truly horrible advice, never out yours eggs in one basket, what if the house burns down. Even in a savings account your would at least get a 1% interest lol Diversified share, bonds portfolio is a classic winner.