ETF Investing
When markets crash, it’s natural to panic.But if you own an S&P 500 ETF, selling during a downturn may actually hurt your long-term returns. In this guide, let’s break down why holding onto your S&P 500 ETF in a crisis can be the smartest move for beginner investors. 📌 What Is the S&P 500 ETF? […]
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💬 “Beginners shouldn’t invest in stocks, right?” → Not true.With the right approach, even first-time investors can profit. The key principle is simple:Save consistently during stable times, then invest boldly when markets crash. 💡 Core Strategy: Build Cash First, Strike When Opportunity Comes ✅ 1. Save Consistently in Normal Times When the market isn’t particularly
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When markets crash, panic often takes over:“Why is my ETF down so much?”“Will it ever recover?” The COVID-19 market crash in March 2020 provides one of the clearest lessons for ETF investors. Let’s break it down simply. 📉 How Did the S&P 500 React During COVID-19? 👉 Lesson: Market crashes are often short-term shocks, while
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“Wait, the index is up… why is my leveraged ETF down?”This is one of the most common frustrations among new investors in leveraged ETFs. Today, let’s break down why the market can go up, yet your leveraged ETF still loses money — in a way that even beginners can easily understand. 🧠 What Is a
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– A Beginner’s Guide to ETF Dividends If you’ve ever invested in stocks, you’ve probably heard of an ex-dividend date.But what about ETFs? Since ETFs also pay dividends, do they have ex-dividend dates too? 👉 The short answer: Yes, they do. Let’s break it down simply. 📌 What Is an Ex-Dividend Date? Ex-dividend date is
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If you’re new to ETF investing, you may notice something confusing:👉 Some ETFs pay out dividends into your account, while others don’t. The difference? It’s whether the ETF is distributing or accumulating.Here’s the simple breakdown. 📌 What Are ETF Distributions? ETFs hold baskets of stocks. When those companies pay dividends, the ETF receives them. ✅
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If you’re new to ETF investing, you’ve probably heard the terms “passive” and “active” ETFs.But what do they really mean, and which one is right for you? Let’s break it down in a beginner-friendly way. ✅ What Is a Passive ETF? A passive ETF simply follows a specific index, such as the S&P 500, Nasdaq
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When new investors start with ETFs, most of the attention goes to performance, popular tickers, or the fund provider. But there’s one factor that quietly eats into your returns year after year: 👉 ETF fees, also called the expense ratio. Let’s break down what they are, how they affect your portfolio, and why comparing fees
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If you’ve just started exploring ETFs, one of the first questions you might have is:“There are so many ETFs… how do I choose the right one?” In this beginner-friendly guide, we’ll break down three main ETF types — Index ETFs, Sector ETFs, and Thematic ETFs — and share practical tips to help you pick the
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If you’re new to investing, you might be wondering: “What exactly is an ETF, and is it right for me?” Don’t worry — ETFs are one of the easiest and safest ways to start investing.They allow you to share in the growth of the economy without having to pick individual stocks. ✅ What is an