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Why? I always considered his investment advice terrible. He sells snake oil funds with high load fees and expense ratios.
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Dr always struck me as a low iq individual who just bought houses and got rich during the economic boom periods.
And snp500 index is just fine. If you want more aggressive then go growth index.
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I see no reason whatsoever to look for an actively managed fund that beats passive index funds on a long term basis.
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I like Dave, I think he’s excellent for people digging themselves out of debt, and his application of behavioral psychology to personal finance is spot on in many areas.
I don’t think he’s the best expert to listen to for choosing mutual funds. Clark Howard would be a better personal finance guy for that in my opinion. He has investment guides tailored to beginner / medium / advanced experience levels.
https://www.ajc.com/business/personal-finance/clark-investment-guide-for-beginning-investors/rqRHNCW0SiSk42vceF9a2M/
Don’t follow DR’s investment advice. His stuff is great for getting out of debt. Check out “The Simple Path to Wealth” if you want good index fund reading.
Yeah he’s full of it. Don’t waste your time there.
Look into “accelerated dual momentum”
Google search it. Buy when the market is trending higher sell when it’s trending lower - momentum investing through high volume etfs.
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I'm going heavy with QQQ in my non 401K account for the next 5+ years probably. It's had better returns than SP500 over past decade
Can’t only 3% of analysts actually beat the market?