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Mar 23, 2026
Do I need an active manager? #australianinvestor
The creator argues against the need for active managers to avoid market bubbles, stating that even fund managers struggle with prediction and often miss out on significant gains. Instead, they advocate for ETFs as a more sensible approach due to their natural rebalancing, diversification benefits, and ability to adapt to sector performance, eliminating the need for costly active management.
Mar 20, 2026
What were the top ETF sectors in 2025? #australianinvestor
In 2025, the top-performing ETF sectors were precious metals (including gold and platinum), green metals (like copper), and the Korean stock market, driven by semiconductor companies. The gold miners ETF saw a 155% increase, while the Korean market ETF rose 80%.
Mar 19, 2026
How much should I invest in Australian and global shares? #australianinvestor
This video discusses the optimal allocation between Australian and global shares in an investment portfolio. The creator recommends a balanced approach, suggesting an allocation of 40-60% in Australian shares and 40-60% in global shares to achieve the best risk-return profile over the long term, leveraging diversification and mitigating currency risk.
Mar 18, 2026
Salary sacrifice into super or invest in ETFs yourself
This video discusses the pros and cons of salary sacrificing into superannuation versus investing in ETFs outside of super. The primary benefit of salary sacrificing is the tax advantage, as contributions are taxed at 15% instead of the marginal income tax rate. However, money in super is locked away until preservation age, whereas investments outside of super offer greater flexibility for short-term goals like buying a house or paying for education. The decision depends on individual circumstances, balancing tax benefits against flexibility.
Mar 17, 2026
Stockspot Review Vanguard Australian Property Securities Index ETF ( ASX : VAP )
Chris Brycki of Stockspot reviews the Vanguard Australian Property Securities ETF (ASX: VAP), highlighting its cost efficiency, tax efficiency, and liquidity as a way for clients to gain exposure to Australian REITs like Goodman, GPT, and Scentre Group. He notes it primarily covers office, industrial, and retail property, with some residential exposure.
Mar 16, 2026
High growth income portfolio vs high growth portfolio #australianinvestor
This video explains the difference between a regular high growth portfolio and a high growth income portfolio offered by StockSpot. The latter is designed for investors, particularly retirees, who want to generate income from dividends without depleting their capital.
Mar 12, 2026
What are LICs?
The creator explains that Listed Investment Companies (LICs) allow investors to give money to a fund manager who invests in a diversified basket of companies, charging fees. However, ETFs have significantly outperformed LICs in performance, tax efficiency, and transparency over the last 10-20 years, leading to LICs struggling in the market.
Mar 10, 2026
Stockspot portfolio returns as at 31 December 2025 #australianinvestor
Stockspot portfolios saw strong returns in 2025, ranging from 14.6% to 19.3%, driven by emerging markets (especially China and Korea) and a significant 54% gain in gold. Over a 10-year period, their high growth option has returned 10% annually.
Mar 9, 2026
2026 market predictions
Chris Brycki of Stockspot shares his three anti-consensus market predictions for 2026: a strong Japanese share market, a stronger US dollar, and a pullback in gold prices after a significant run.
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