Trump vs. Clinton: Who Is the Better Investor?

The video discusses two contrasting investment strategies: Donald Trump's diverse and overlapping portfolio, which includes numerous stocks, mutual funds, and ETFs, and Hillary Clinton's focused investment in a Vanguard S&P 500 index fund. Trump's approach reflects a trend of moving from active mutual funds to ETFs, while Clinton's strategy aligns with Warren Buffett's advice for a simplified, passive investment approach. The video highlights the shift towards passive investing and the potential benefits of such strategies.

What is a key reason for the shift from active mutual funds to ETFs and index funds?

• Government regulations favoring mutual funds

• Lower costs and better performance in ETFs

• Higher returns in mutual funds

• Increased popularity of mutual funds

What is ironic about some of Trump's ETF investments?

• They align perfectly with his public statements

• They contradict his public rhetoric

• They are all in technology stocks

• They are exclusively in U.S. markets

Which ETF product did Trump choose over the more famous Wisdom Tree?

• State Street Global Advisors ETF

• Deutsche Bank currency-hedged Europe and Japan ETF

• Vanguard S&P 500

• BlackRock Total Stock Market ETF

What is the primary focus of Hillary Clinton's investment strategy?

• A single large investment in the Vanguard S&P 500 index fund

• A mix of real estate and technology stocks

• A diverse portfolio of stocks and mutual funds

• Investments in emerging markets

Whose investment advice might have influenced Hillary Clinton's strategy?

• Bill Gates

• Donald Trump

• Warren Buffett

• George Soros