The lowdown on passive investing - MoneyWeek Videos

Low-cost passive investing is becoming increasingly popular. Ed Bowsher looks at the two types of passive fund, index trackers and ETFs, and explains why they're so attractive. Like this MoneyWeek Video? Want to find out more? Go to: http://www.moneyweekvideos.com/the-lowdown-on-passive-investing/ now and you'll get free bonus material on this topic, plus a whole host of other videos. Search our whole archive of useful MoneyWeek Videos, including: · The six numbers every investor should know... http://www.moneyweekvideos.com/six-nu... · What is GDP? http://www.moneyweekvideos.com/what-i... · Why does Starbucks pay so little tax? http://www.moneyweekvideos.com/why-do... · How capital gains tax works... http://www.moneyweekvideos.com/how-ca... · What is money laundering? http://www.moneyweekvideos.com/what-i...

Comments

1. MoneyWeek is AWESOME. It completely sorted me out. I used to be terrible with my money and this was such a great help. Good job guys!
2. Shut up and take my money.
3. Great Video
4. but what's the cheapest in terms of initial investment? I think I found the Vanguard one he mentioned and you need £100,000
5. Great video
6. And your stock portfolio still looks funny to him BLah!
7. His hand writing is itttybitty!!! haha!
8. Great video thanks for posting.
9. @stas unknown oh the irony...
10. sorry ed did you say "sorry Mr Branson, you need to cut your charge f*%#ing asap" ? really looks like it !
11. Increase the font size while writing .......
12. Yey, fallowing index is start to fallow what others are doing. Do you drive your car forward by looking into mirrors too? :)
13. Off-Topic.but ... where's Tim ?!??
14. Well writing bigger and clearer is an easy thing to correct.... Provided Ed reads these comments. We'll find out in a bit :)
15. except that ed's writing is a bit harder to read.
16. Tim and ed have the same style of teaching. good I didn't unsubscribed.
17. On the topic, during March 22 this year the computer ran funds gave the Thailand Stock Ex. (SET) a huge headache. Prior to this day from March 19 we had a massive sell off -30 -25 -15 and on the 22 SET went -60 during the lowest point of the day. During that time we were dumbfounded as to how this happened because it wasn't a gradual slope down during the trading day but at 11:30am all stocks just dropped down at once. Why? Because the computers cut all margin which lead to a snowball effect.
18. Hi Tim, you still look funny.