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The video provides a clear and concise ranking of popular index ETFs, directly addressing a common investor concern: minimizing fees while maximizing diversification. The use of a tier list format makes the information easily digestible and shareable.

Summary

The video ranks various index ETFs, starting with QQQ and QQQM, then VOO, IVV, SPY, VTI, and finally SPYM. The creator explains the pros and cons of each, emphasizing lower fees and broader diversification as key factors in their ranking.

Structure

1Ranking QQQ and QQQM
2Placing VOO and IVV in A tier
3Placing SPY in D tier due to cost
4Placing VTI in B tier for diversification
5Placing SPYM in S tier for lowest cost

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My honest ranking of Index ETFs Let me know how I did and if I missed any you’re curious about or want to see in a future video This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial, investment, or tax advice. The views expressed are my personal opinions. Investing involves risk so always do your own research before making investment decisions. #finance #investing #money

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Ranking Index ETFs QQQ S A B C D F Invesco QQQ Invesco QQQ Trust NASDAQ-100 ETF QQQM S A B C D F Invesco QQQM Invesco NASDAQ-100 ETF THE NASDAQ-100 AT A LOWER COST QQQ S A B C D F Vanguard VOO Vanguard S&P 500 ETF TRACKS THE S&P 500 INDEX iShares IVV iSHARES CORE S&P 500 ETF TRACKS THE S&P 500 INDEX S A B C D F S A B C D F S A B C D F SPY STATE STREET. SPY SPDR S&P 500 ETF TRUST TRACKS THE S&P 500 INDEX D F QQQ Vanguard VTI VANGUARD TOTAL STOCK MARKET ETF TRACKS THE CRSP U.S. TOTAL MARKET INDEX S A B C D F STATE STREET. SPYM SPDR PORTFOLIO S&P 500 ETF THE LOWEST COST S&P 500 ETF S A B C D F QQQ

Transcript

QQQ. Aster. Is what I'd say if I was an idiot? Straight to Aster. Don't get me wrong. I love the Nasdaq index just as much as the next guy. But there's a much cheaper way to buy and hold the same 100 companies. QQQM. Aster. This tracks the same index with the same holdings, but with much lower fees. So if you're investing for the long-term, QQQM is the smarter choice. VOO and IVV. Aster. Both of these ETFs track the SP 500. And they're both designed for low fees. And the nice part is they're simple because they're designed to buy and hold for life. The only reason it's not here, it's because it's still not the cheapest option out there. Spy. D tier. Spy is the largest index ETF in the world. But that doesn't make it the best. So why is it D tier? It's because it's triple the cost of owning V. And for that reason, this is something you'll never catch me holding. V tier. Instead of just owning the biggest companies in America, holding this means you own the entire US stock market. You have large cap, mid cap, small cap, talk about diversification and the nice part is this fund is incredibly cheap. But remember, buying a piece of everything is not a retirement plan. SPYM. Ask here. This is the lowest SP ETF in the game and holding this can save you tens of thousands in fees. That makes a huge difference on your portfolio in the long run. So when two funds virtually hold the same companies, the smarter option is always the cheaper one. And if you like this content, make sure to follow for more.