The Stock Market - Dave Rant



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  1. it'd be worth even more if you include reinvested dividend :)
  2. I live in india, and the mutual funds here are giving returns as high as 20% ,could you please explain why is this the case, I don't seem to hear about such growth in western markets.
  3. Mutual funds are too expensive IMO... index funds are much cheaper.
  4. What's the music near the end?
  5. This is just silly, your point is spot on, its a shame you have to act like a fool just to get your message across.
  6. "past performance does not indicate future" (that's something i actually believe in) can someone elaborate on this? what does he mean by saying it's one of the only methods that have any tangibility to it? that statement sounds like something a technical analyst would say, is dave a chartist?
  7. Gosh I wish he could be my mentor. I also wish I had the phone number to the stock brokers that he knows.
  8. "Fourthly, they pay us a fee..."  Nuff said....
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  10. I do well investing over the long term.
  11. I rather take my chances building a business than to gamble it in the stock market
  12. How can you invest during a crash when the market is low, If you lost most of what you invested during of the crash? Lol
  13. I recommend long term, but do not ever ever do short term. I recommend you to get out of there. It drains your emotions, energy and spirit. Its not worth it.
  14. I'm from the UK and I like listening to Dave Ramsey.  I don't go into some of his religious stuff ( though he is very moderate in that sense ), but I think he offers good, common sense financial advice, and is certainly an antidote to the swathes of gold bug/conspiracy theorist/crashist rubbish which seems to be the order of the day for the YouTube loons.
  15. If I'm 50 with $200k in an IRA and I owed $150k on a rental that rents for $1500 a month, wouldn't I be better off withdrawing ALL the money from the IRA. Pay the penalty, pay the taxes and use the rest to pay off the rental?
    Then I wouldn't have to wait until 59 1/2 to start taking distributions.  I could be profiting all the rent minus taxes and insurance starting right now. Lets say that's $1200 per month x 12 months per year x almost 10 years. That's $144,000 that I got before I was even 60.  And then it would continue as long as I owned the property.
    And lets say the market just happens to lose 50% of its value in the next year or two.  Would paying the penalties and taxes on IRA look pretty smart (or lucky) after that?
  16. If I invest in a 401k and have over a million accumulated by the time I'm 62, but then stocks crash at 63, and stay low until after I'm 65, how would that work out for my retirement? I mean, I wouldn't want to lose half my savings due to bad timing or work until I'm 70 when things bounce back...
  17. Good real estate investments almost always trump a good stock or mutual fund purchase... you're leveraging your $, you can insure the property, you can rent the property out, you can use the property yourself.... do the research yourself...
  18. How to start?


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