Liam Shorte
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320 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 7 Jul
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There are still managed funds.
And if I see a market dropping 20% and I know that it's an overreaction, I'm happy to show I'll just immediately buy one of those ETFs or managed funds that is geared towards any recovery.
Yes.
When I see the market, when I see the media and the markets, the most pessimistic ever, that's when I go into those ETFs.
And look, for younger people, it really makes sense.
If you've got a super app or somewhere where you can choose ETFs within your fund, if you're in your twenties and a GFC event happens,
And I did this when I moved to Australia first, because I had come from England to the Middle East and then to Australia.
And I had very little in my, what was called pension fund in the UK.
I brought it across, about 37,000.
When the GFC hit, I just shoved everything into 50%.
I won't mention the name of the fund.
It was an Australian gear chair fund and 50% international one.
And I didn't touch it.
Didn't even look at it for seven years.
tell you in those seven years, I caught up with Australians my own age.
Look, this is why I tell people you've got to do your research.
Vanguard came out with a report last week and it looked at how would the unluckiest investor have done over the last 20 years if they put their money in at the day before the crash.
And those people still made decent money, even having been the unluckiest investors possible.
By sticking to their strategies and going through the market cycles, they still did well.
All I'm saying is if you're young and you can't switch your super for 30 or 40 years, then it's using a little bit of gearing on top is not a bad idea.
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