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📈 Indexing to the S&P 500 through ETFs like SPY offers a diversified and self-rebalancing investment strategy.
📊 Very few active investors consistently outperform the S&P 500, making passive investment a viable option for many.
⏰ This approach eliminates the need for constant market timing and individual stock picking, suitable for long-term investors.
@Javierlinares:
“I am not smart enough to pick individual stocks that are going to go up. So, what do I do? I index. Passive investing, very few active investors beat the S&P, for example, right? And I don’t worry, it’s an ETF that rebalances itself, and that’s it. I take advantage of that mechanism behind an ETF, which can be good or bad, but I have had good returns, and I don’t have to be thinking about which PER to buy, which company fell, because I don’t have the time or the resources to do it, right? So, I really like indexing, and it has had very good returns, and more so when I compare it to active managers who don’t beat it and who also charge a commission, that’s where I say, ‘What’s the business of that for the one who is saving?’ Right? But in Spain, saying this is a bit controversial, because most are active managers, and value is king here, but I respect it, but I don’t do it.”
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