How to Invest $2M During a Recession 💰 (Former Financial Advisor's Strategy)
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Create an investment advice video featuring Michael wearing a down jacket while walking through a forest, speaking directly to the camera as he walks. The script is referenced below: Here's how I might invest $2 million in a recession as a former financial advisor and portfolio manager. No. 1: $400,000 in T-bills through a fund like SGOV for liquidity and potential buying opportunities. Having cash lets you buy low when others are still panicking. No. 2: $800,000 spread across consumer staples through a fund like VDC, healthcare through a fund like XLV, and utilities through a fund like XLU. These sectors stay strong even in downturns as people still buy food, pay bills and get medical care. Or even a dividend ETF like VYM, cause it will keep paying the dividend even if the underlying stock price depreciates. No. 3: $600,000 in real estate through real estate investment trusts like Vanguard's VNQ or other private real estate funds. Rental income usually remains steady, and real estate hedges against inflation. No. 4: Finally, $200,000 in the good old S&P 500 through a fund like VOO for the inevitable recovery. You don't ever wanna be left on the sidelines holding 100% risk-off assets.
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