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  • You probably heard that the best investing strategy is just to throw your money into

    你可能聽說過,最好的投資策略就是把你的錢投入到你的生活中去。

  • an index fund and let it grow it until you retire and with an average growth of 8 or

    指數基金,讓它成長到你退休,並且平均增長8或8

  • 10 percent annually.

    每年10%。

  • With the power of compounding, you will be doing great by the the time you retire.

    有了複利的力量,到你退休的時候,你會做得很好。

  • But no one really talks about how to do that, how to invest in S&P500,?what stocks you have

    但沒有人真正談論如何做,如何投資S&P500,? "你有什麼股票"。

  • to buy to do that?

    要買來做這個?

  • So here in this video, we will answer that question.

    那麼在這裡,我們將在這個視頻中回答這個問題。

  • Before we figure out how to invest in vanguard index funds or the S&P500, we have to understand

    在弄清楚如何投資萬家指數基金或標普500指數之前,我們要先了解一下以下內容

  • a few key concepts, what is an ETF?

    幾個關鍵概念,什麼是ETF?

  • How do mutual funds work?

    共同基金是如何運作的?

  • And what kind of ETFs you have to buy to get an average rate of 8 percent annually?

    那要買什麼樣的ETF才能獲得年均8%的收益率呢?

  • ETF - The Greatest Financial Innovation

    ETF--最偉大的金融創新

  • An ETF or An exchange-traded fund is a security that includes within itself multiple other

    ETF或交易所交易基金是指一種證券,其本身包括多個其他證券。

  • securities such as stocks, bonds, real estate.

    股票、債券、房地產等證券。

  • It's basically a financial management company that takes investors money and invests them

    基本上都是理財公司拿著投資人的錢去投資了

  • in certain types of assets, but at the same time, their stocks are traded in the stock

    在某些類型的資產中,但同時,他們的股票在股票交易中

  • market like any other publicly-traded company.

    市場和其他上市公司一樣。

  • It's a great way to diversity your investment portfolio.

    這是一個讓你的投資組合多樣化的好方法。

  • ETFs usually track a particular index.

    ETF通常跟蹤某一特定指數。

  • The most famous ETF type you probably heard about is the one that tracks S&P500.

    最著名的ETF類型你可能聽說過,就是追蹤S&P500的ETF。

  • S&P500 is a stock market index that measures the stock performance of 500 large companies

    標準普爾500指數是衡量500家大公司股票表現的股票市場指數。

  • listed on stock exchanges in the United States.

    在美國的股票交易所上市。

  • There are around 3700 publicly traded companies in the US alone.

    僅在美國就有約3700家上市公司。

  • So as an investor, you have a pretty big choice.

    所以作為一個投資者,你的選擇相當大。

  • However, it's not easy to analyze so many companies and find out what are the best and,

    然而,要分析這麼多公司,找出最好的和。

  • at the same time, the safest investment.

    同時,也是最安全的投資。

  • That's where S&P500 comes into the picture.

    這就是S&P500的作用。

  • It filters the best and safest stocks out of this basket.

    它從這個籃子裡篩選出最好最安全的股票。

  • There are certain criteria that a company needs to meet in order to join the S&P500

    一家公司要想加入標準普爾500指數,需要滿足一定的標準。

  • such as the company should have at least 8.2 billion dollars of market cap, most of its

    如公司至少要有82億元的市值,其大部分。

  • shares should be in the public's hands, the company should be in the stock market for

    股票應該在公眾手中,公司應該在股票市場為

  • at least a year and many other criteria.

    至少一年和許多其他標準。

  • Even a company like Tesla, with its over 300 billion dollar valuation, couldn't join the

    即使是特斯拉這樣估值超過3000億美元的公司,也不能加入到

  • index.

    指數:

  • But that doesn't mean that every company in the index fund is going to do great in the

    但這並不意味著指數基金中的每家公司都會在指數基金中表現出色。

  • long run, but since they are the largest 500 companies in the country, most of them, in

    長期來看,但由於他們是全國最大的500強企業,他們中的大多數,在

  • the long run, are going to grow at different rates and judging by historical data, since

    長期來看,都會以不同的速度增長,從歷史數據來看,自

  • inception in 1926, it has been growing approximately at 9.8% annually, or 6% after inflation; however,

    1926年成立以來,年增長率約為9.8%,即扣除通貨膨脹後的6%;但。

  • there were several years where the index declined over 30% during crises.

    在危機期間,有幾年的指數下降了30%以上。

  • The ten largest S&P500 companies account for 26 percent of the index, companies such as

    十大標普500公司佔該指數的26%,公司如。

  • Apple, Microsoft, Berkshire, Alphabet, Johnson and Johnson and a few others (Amazon, Visa

    蘋果、微軟、伯克希爾、Alphabet、強生和其他一些公司(亞馬遜、Visa)。

  • Inc., Procter & Gamble and JPMorgan Chase, Facebook).

    公司、寶潔公司和摩根大通、Facebook)。)

  • If you realized that at least half of them are tech companies, so if they suddenly rise

    如果你意識到他們中至少有一半是科技公司,所以如果他們突然上升

  • for one reason or another, they will have massive influence over the market and drag

    由於種種原因,他們將對市場產生巨大的影響,並拖累了市場的發展。

  • with them the rest of the market, but on the other side, if they fall, the entire market

    但另一方面,如果他們下跌,整個市場

  • could be down just because tech companies aren't doing great.

    可能會下降,只是因為科技公司的業績並不理想。

  • 2.

    2.

  • Mutual Funds - Let The Experts Manage Your Money

    互惠基金--讓專家來管理您的資金

  • A mutual fund is similar in many ways to an ETF but functions in a slightly different

    共同基金在許多方面與ETF相似,但功能略有不同。

  • way.

    辦法。

  • Instead of passively investing in a certain index or an industry.

    而不是被動地投資於某一指數或某一行業。

  • Managers at a mutual fund strive to beat the market by at least a small margin.

    共同基金的經理人力爭以至少小幅度的優勢戰勝市場。

  • So before picking up a company, they would analyze their financial statements and try

    所以,在選擇一家公司之前,他們會對其財務報表進行分析,並試圖

  • to invest only in companies they believe would do the best.

    只投資於他們認為會做得最好的公司。

  • Investing in a mutual fund is like hiring a bunch of financial experts who will choose

    投資共同基金就像僱傭了一群理財專家,由他們來選擇。

  • where to invest your money in.

    在哪裡投資你的錢。

  • But that doesn't come at a cheap price.

    但這價格並不便宜。

  • Mutual funds usually charge a percentage for their hard work to manage your money which

    互惠基金通常會收取一定比例的費用,因為他們辛勤地管理你的資金,而這些費用是由他們自己承擔的。

  • is typically between 0.5% to 0.75%.

    一般在0.5%至0.75%之間。

  • Anything higher than that most probably doesn't worth it.

    比這更高的東西很可能不值得。

  • One percent might not seem like a lot of money if you are investing a thousand dollars, but

    如果你投資一千塊錢,百分之一可能看起來不是很多錢,可是

  • if your portfolio is around a million dollars, then that's at least a 10 thousand dollars

    如果你的投資組合在一百萬美元左右,那麼至少有一萬美元

  • difference.

    差異。

  • If that's the case, why would anyone invest in a mutual fund?

    既然如此,為什麼會有人投資共同基金呢?

  • Well, you see, when you have a huge portflio, lets say a hundred million dollars, beating

    好吧,你看,當你有一個巨大的portflio, 比方說,一個億的美元,毆打你。

  • the market even by a small margin like 1 percent is a lot of money because that will equal

    市場上哪怕只有1%這樣的小幅度,也是一大筆錢,因為這將相當於

  • to one million dollar, enough to provide you with a luxuriouse life for the entire year.

    到一百萬元,足夠你全年的奢華生活。

  • Imagine if they beat the market by two or 3 percent, the difference would be massive.

    試想一下,如果他們跑贏了市場兩三個百分點,那差額將是巨大的。

  • 3.

    3.

  • Vanguard - A convenient Way To Invest

    Vanguard - 一種便捷的投資方式

  • So, the question is, where do you find ETFs or Mutual funds to invest in?

    那麼,問題是,你到哪裡去找ETF或者互金來投資呢?

  • And that's where Vanguard comes into the picture.

    而這就是萬家燈火的作用。

  • The Vanguard Group is a financial management company that has multiple ETFs and Mutual

    Vanguard集團是一家金融管理公司,旗下擁有多隻ETF和互惠基金。

  • funds under their wing, with about $6.2 trillion in global assets under management.

    旗下基金,管理的全球資產約6.2萬億美元。

  • They have ETFs that invest in bonds or different industries or mega-cap indexes such as companies

    他們有投資於債券或不同行業或超大市值指數的ETF,如公司。

  • that have a market cap of over 200 billion dollars like MGC (mega cap ETF).

    市值超過2000億美元的,如MGC(mega cap ETF)。

  • You can scroll down through their website and find out the right ETF or a mutual fund

    你可以通過他們的網站向下滾動,找到合適的ETF或共同基金。

  • for you.

    為你。

  • The famous ETF that invests in the top 500 US companies is VOO or S&P500 EFT that's currently

    著名的投資於美國500強企業的ETF是VOO或S&P500 EFT,目前是

  • trading at around 313 dollars at the time of this script.

    稿時交易價格在313美元左右。

  • Its assets worth almost 596 billion dollars with its top 10 investments representing 30

    其資產價值近5960億元,前十大投資佔30

  • percent of its asset since most of them are tech companies such as facebook, amazon, apple,

    佔其資產的%,因為其中大部分是facebook、亞馬遜、蘋果等科技公司。

  • and so on, which also makes it a slightly risky investment in the short run that's why

    等,這也使得它在短期內的投資風險略大,這也是為什麼

  • Vanguard puts it at level 4 risk.

    Vanguard將其列為4級風險。

  • Tech companies are quite volatile which means, they quite often either significantly rise

    科技公司的波動性相當大,這意味著,他們經常要麼大幅上漲,要麼大幅下跌。

  • as they are doing now or dramatically drop.

    像現在這樣或大幅下跌。

  • So if you are more of a short term investor, then it's probably not the best option for

    所以,如果你更多的是一個短期投資者,那麼它可能不是最好的選擇。

  • you.

    你。

  • It makes more sense if you are looking for ten years or more.

    如果你要找十年以上的,那就更有意義了。

  • By the way, it has an expense ratio, but its really low, 0.03 percent, that's insignificant.

    對了,它有一個費用率,但它的費用率真的很低,0.03%,那是微不足道的。

  • This particular ETF was created back in 2010 and since its incepction, it had an average

    這隻ETF成立於2010年,自成立以來,它的平均收益率為1.5%。

  • rate of return of 14.7 percent.

    回報率為14.7%。

  • That's incredibly high.

    這是難以置信的高。

  • But you have to take into account that the last 10 years were the longest period of economic

    但你要考慮到,過去10年是最長的一段經濟

  • expansion in the history of the US and tech companies that make up 30 percent of its portfolio

    美國曆史上的擴張,科技公司佔其投資組合的30%。

  • skyrocketed in the last years.

    在過去的幾年裡暴漲。

  • That's why it doesn't mean, its going to have the same rate of return for the next 10 years

    這就是為什麼它並不意味著,它的未來10年的回報率是一樣的。

  • since if this ETF was created 3 years earlier, back in 2007, numbers were complete different

    因為如果這個ETF在3年前,即2007年創建,數字是完全不同的。

  • because in 2008, we had a financial crisis the S&P500 was down by almost 50 percent.

    因為在2008年,我們發生了金融危機,標普500指數下跌了近50%。

  • And financial crises happen every now and then.

    而金融危機每時每刻都在發生。

  • Another ETF worth taking note is VTI or Total stock market ETF.

    另一個值得注意的ETF是VTI或總股市ETF。

  • It's huge, with assets reaching almost a trillion dollars (974 billion).

    它的規模很大,資產達到近萬億美元(9740億)。

  • Maybe because it was created back in 2001.

    也許是因為它是2001年創建的。

  • So it has been around for almost 20 years; that's why it can give us a more accurate

    所以,它已經存在了近20年;這也是為什麼它能給我們一個更準確的。

  • rate of return, which has been historically 7.8 percent.

    回報率,歷史上一直是7.8%。

  • But Vanguard isn't the only financial management service company that provides such services.

    但Vanguard並不是唯一一家提供此類服務的金融管理服務公司。

  • The market is filled with them.

    市場上充斥著他們的身影。

  • Fidelity Zero Total Market index fund is an ETF that's provided by Fidelity Investment

    富達零總市場指數基金是由富達投資提供的ETF

  • that also invests in S&P500 or Powershares QQQ by Invesco Capital management.

    也投資於S&P500或Powershares QQQ的Invesco Capital management。

  • There are just so many of them that we can't cover here in this video.

    只是有這麼多的人,我們不能在這裡覆蓋在這個視頻。

  • The question that most of you are wondering about is

    大多數人都想知道的問題是......。

  • 4.

    4.

  • How can I buy a Vanguard ETF Stock ?

    如何購買萬家ETF股票?

  • To invest in one of these ETFs, all you need is a broker.

    要投資這些ETF,你只需要一個經紀人。

  • If you are in the US, you probably heard about Robinhood, for example.

    如果你在美國,你可能聽說過Robinhood,例如。

  • This video is not sponsored by them, but because they are commission-free, it makes it easier

    這個視頻不是由他們贊助的,但因為他們是免佣金的,所以它更容易。

  • for many to start.

    對於很多人來說,開始。

  • But they aren't the only, you can use any other broker.

    但他們不是唯一的,你可以使用任何其他經紀人。

  • But if you are not in the US, it doesn't matter, you can invest in these ETFs through almost

    但如果你不在美國,也不要緊,你幾乎可以通過這些ETF進行投資

  • any broker in your city.

    你所在城市的任何經紀人。

  • You just have to find one.

    你只需要找到一個。

  • If you take a look at S&P500 rate of return for the last 90 years, it has been 9.8 percent.

    如果你看一下S&P500過去90年的回報率,是9.8%。

  • That doesn't mean it's going to be like that forever, but 90 years is a long enough period

    這並不意味著會永遠這樣,但90年已經足夠長了。

  • to assume that it will be around that number for the next few decades or so.

    以為在未來幾十年左右的時間裡,它都會在這個數字左右。

  • If you have a full-time job or a business, it doesn't make sense to you to sit down and

    如果你有一份全職工作或生意,你坐下來並沒有意義

  • analyse stocks every single day and find good investments.

    每天分析股票,尋找好的投資。

  • You might not even know how to do that.

    你可能都不知道怎麼做。

  • That's what makes ETFs so attractive.

    這就是ETF的魅力所在。

  • It's a convenient way to invest, but before you through your money into any of these index

    這是一個方便的投資方式,但之前,你通過你的錢到任何這些指數。

  • funds, be sure to research more about them because you are risking your money.

    資金,一定要多研究它們,因為你的資金是有風險的。

  • Don't base your decision solely on a couple of videos you watched on YouTube but rather

    不要僅僅根據你在YouTube上看的幾個視頻來做決定,而是要根據

  • understand the market.

    瞭解市場。

  • And most importantly, make sure to give this video a thumbs up if you have enjoyed and

    最重要的是,一定要對這個視頻豎起大拇指,如果你已經喜歡並

  • found it helpful most importantly.

    覺得最重要的是有幫助。

  • And if you are new around here and want to know more about investing, then make sure

    如果你是新來的,想了解更多關於投資的資訊,那麼一定要確保。

  • to subscribe and turn on your notifications.

    訂閱並打開您的通知。

  • Thanks for watching and until next time.

    謝謝你的觀看,直到下一次。

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你可能聽說過,最好的投資策略就是把你的錢投入到你的生活中去。

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