Why I’m Not Selling My S&P500 Funds
About this episode
Sim discusses her reasons for not selling her S&P 500 investments despite concerns about the US economy.
This week, Sim breaks down why she’s not selling her S&P 500 investments or pulling her money out of the US stock market, despite growing fears about America’s future. She explores four key reasons she remains confident in US investing long term, including innovation, access to capital, market liquidity, and the global revenue generated by S&P 500 companies. Plus, Sim explains where emerging markets can fit into a diversified investment portfolio without making drastic decisions based on short-term fear. Watch on YouTube | Somnipods 3 More from Friends That Invest: Stock Market Tea build financial confidence in under 5 minutes a week. Join 140,000+ investors in training Instagram | TikTok | X | Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
People in this episode
Host: Sim
Topics covered
- S&P 500
- US stock market
- long-term investing
- emerging markets
- diversified portfolio
Keywords
- S&P 500
- investing
- US stock market
- long-term confidence
- emerging markets
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: S&P 500, Somnipods, Friends That Invest
Places: US
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