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Best of Caller Questions 10-22-2021

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Hosts Justin Klein & Luke Guerrero, CFA | Wealth Managers and Investment Advisors

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4.41.5K Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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In this encore collection of listener questions, Steve Peasley and Justin Klein take turns responding to InvestTalk callers. In this compilation episode, topics include: Schwab SWPPX; Saving money for a home purchase; What do you think of the economy, Steve; Closed-ended funds; Where to store holdings for stock buying and investing?; and MORE.



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0:00.0

On radio, streaming live on InvestTalk.com and for our podcast subscribers, this is InvestTalk

0:11.7

above average investing for the average investor. InvestTalk is made possible by KPP Financial,

0:19.5

a registered investment advisor firm, serving clients throughout the United States.

0:26.1

And now KPP Financial President, Financial Advisor Steve Peasley.

0:32.1

You're listening to an encore presentation of InvestTalk. Please call with your questions

0:37.3

and comments though 888-99 chart 888-99CHRT and Steve will answer them on the next InvestTalk.

0:46.6

Welcome to InvestTalk. Above average investing for the average investor, we try to bring you

0:52.4

useful information and answer any questions you might have as long as they're financial.

0:57.2

Okay, let's go to Jim and Carl's bed. How are you doing Jim?

0:59.7

The question I have was about the mutual fund versus the exchange traded fund. What exactly

1:05.2

is the difference between us? Okay, ETFs are fairly new when there's lots of

1:09.3

and it's kind of exploding and take a lot of money out of the mutual fund. So it's kind of an

1:14.3

interesting thing. The mutual fund has a manager, okay? He may be a large-kept mutual fund. He may

1:20.6

be a small-kept. He may have a discipline that he is employing and he states that in the

1:25.8

perspectives. And he says, I'm going to buy large-kept stocks. So he goes on buys those large-kept.

1:31.2

And he manages buys and sells and he tries to manage that portfolio to make money.

1:37.3

A ETF exchange traded fund is an unmanaged fund if follow indexes like the QQQs or the SPYs

1:46.7

or can follow a sector like the insurance sector or the banking sector or oil sector. It can be an

1:52.7

ETF that just has those group of stocks in them but they're not managed at this point. Most of

1:58.0

the time they're not managed. They're not managing the ETF. You're just buying that group of stocks

2:02.7

and there you go. So one is much more managed than the other. On the other hand, ETFs are much cheaper

2:08.2

because they're not managed. It's the cheaper fees than a mutual fund. So that's good.

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