Jump to content

ETF investments really give 15% returns annually ? invest chesara evaraina - pros cons share cheyyandi folks !!


neethy

Recommended Posts

ETF investments really give 15% returns annually ? invest chesara evaraina - pros cons share cheyyandi folks !!

(exchange-traded funds) - online lo, youtube lo chala videos, info unnai - almost 20 yrs nundi consistent ga results ani oodara godtunnaru.

pettochal paisal - oka year alaa with 15 to 20% returns ?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

1 minute ago, neethy said:

ETF investments really give 15% returns annually ? invest chesara evaraina - pros cons share cheyyandi folks !!

(exchange-traded funds) - online lo, youtube lo chala videos, info unnai - almost 20 yrs nundi consistent ga results ani oodara godtunnaru.

pettochal paisal - oka year alaa with 15 to 20% returns ?

ETF giving 15% antey economy going into a huge bubble ani ardham . 

On average an ETF is supposed to return 4-5% in US , in some decades ETF gave no return . 

ETF is just a less risky option that doesn't have much broker fees , it is not supposed to give high returns . 

Stock market is at all time highs and covid shows no signs of slowing down . I would not invest into a ETF without a correction  but who am I to say . 

Just don't believe anyone who says easy 15-20% returns annually 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

thanks bro .. but 'less risky' is a good thing I guess. bank account lo savings lo alaa padi unte, avi pillalu pettavu. short term, less risky may be a good option right ?

India lo 8 to 9% option elaagu undi anukondi - but here us options is the question.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

15 minutes ago, neethy said:

thanks bro .. but 'less risky' is a good thing I guess. bank account lo savings lo alaa padi unte, avi pillalu pettavu. short term, less risky may be a good option right ?

India lo 8 to 9% option elaagu undi anukondi - but here us options is the question.

Savings lo padi unte ilanti alochalanu vastayi ani eppudu vachindhi appudu karchupedithe ee gola undadhu ani bay area @PilliBeta ki @tom bhayya algorithm rasi github lo post chesthe @Spartan as a @Repo admin he merged into @master 

  • Haha 2
Link to comment
Share on other sites

ahaha idea bagane undi - but one reality to always keep in mind.

manam money bank lo undi kada ani murisi potu untam .. but money stagnant always depreciates by itself.

it will loose its value - so value ni sustain cheyalante ekkado oka daggara pettali-

what say .. ?????

  • Upvote 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites

I invested in ETF. 

 

ETF has less Expense ratio. It is not actively managed compared to Mutual Funds.

 

Returns totally depend on market. 

 

There are several sector based ETF and index ETF. Health care sector worked out really well. IT sector also worked out well.

 

Currently I am looking into Energy ETF's as crude is all time low and people are dumping energy stocks. My rationale is once vaccine is out there will be more demand for crude.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

3 hours ago, nijamena said:

I invested in ETF. 

 

ETF has less Expense ratio. It is not actively managed compared to Mutual Funds.

 

Returns totally depend on market. 

 

There are several sector based ETF and index ETF. Health care sector worked out really well. IT sector also worked out well.

 

Currently I am looking into Energy ETF's as crude is all time low and people are dumping energy stocks. My rationale is once vaccine is out there will be more demand for crude.

Rate of returns % entha unde  bro ?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Any ETF that tracks S&P500 and has low expense ratio is the best.

It gives you 7% on an average...if you leave out 2% for inflation....5% is your profit.

 

The single most important thing to remember is that when it suddenly drops like what happened in March, you shouldn't panic. Instead you should put more money IN.

 

 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

15% could be a one off or a particular year return. But ETFs are not targeted for that kind of return. 

7-8% 5y avg is good in my terms. However I personally look at 10-20y averages. 

Look at VTSAX, FXAIX, QQQ (kaasta risk ekkuva), ARKK, ARKW etc. 

Good luck

Link to comment
Share on other sites

1 minute ago, phatposts said:

15% could be a one off or a particular year return. But ETFs are not targeted for that kind of return. 

7-8% 5y avg is good in my terms. However I personally look at 10-20y averages. 

Look at VTSAX, FXAIX, QQQ (kaasta risk ekkuva), ARKK, ARKW etc. 

Good luck

ARKK 👍

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

×
×
  • Create New...