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I opened $Schwab US Broad Market ETF(SCHB)$ , SCHB covers the entire spectrum of the investable US market from Large cap, Mid Cap and Small Cap. That is 2500 stocks in just 1 powerful ETF. I bought SCHB as it is on sale, having dropped 3% in the past 5 days. Nonetheless SCHB is still up 22% year todate. However if we look back to 5 years ago, SCHB has risen 77%. That is pretty good returns! In the meantime I get to collect dividends. The current dividend yield is 1.2%. I like SCHB as it is low cost and offers great value for my money with fantastic diversification. Minimum cost, Maximum value! That how I like to invest. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @CaptainTiger
I opened $Schwab US Broad Market ETF(SCHB)$ , SCHB covers the entire spectrum of the investable US market from Large cap, Mid Cap and Small Cap. That is 2500 stocks in just 1 powerful ETF. I bought SCHB as it is on sale, having dropped 3% in the past 5 days. Nonetheless SCHB is still up 22% year todate. However if we look back to 5 years ago, SCHB has risen 77%. That is pretty good returns! In the meantime I get to collect dividends. The current dividend yield is 1.2%. I like SCHB as it is low cost and offers great value for my money with fantastic diversification. Minimum cost, Maximum value! That how I like to invest. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @CaptainTiger

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