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700+ Reasons why the S&P 500 isn't passive investing

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Dear Reader, Passive investing is usually associated with buying and holding a fund that tracks an i

Dear Reader, Passive investing is usually associated with buying and holding a fund that tracks an index. And no passive investment strategy has attracted as much attention as buying an S&P 500 index fund. However, the S&P 500 — an index of 500 of the largest U.S. companies — is anything but a static set of 500 stocks. Since January 1995, 728 tickers have been added to the S&P 500, while 724 have been removed. This comes with two significant implications. One, The S&P 500 will bump laggards for up-and-comers. Two, The S&P 500 is getting bigger and more diverse.It’s essential to keep in mind that the S&P 500 is not 500 businesses. It’s 500 companies with tons of businesses under their massive umbrellas.It may be helpful to think of the S&P 500 as a dynasty — a ruling family or a sports team, whichever works for you. Whether it’s the Kennedy’s or the Los Angeles Lakers, you have a well-known name that dominates for a long time. But the family members and players are constantly changing, and they go through periods of ups and downs as they expand their empires or accumulate championships. The bottom line is that you do not get S&P 500-like performance by buying one set of stocks and holding them forever. [image] Andrew Graham Editor, Silver Ridge Market Report P.S. Here's something we've never told you — or virtually anyone — before: How to make a lot of money in the crypto world WITHOUT taking excess market risk! It's the result of many hard months of effort by our team of crypto experts and safety-minded innovators. If you've been reluctant to invest in crypto due to the price volatility, [you can now jump in without that worry.]( [To find out exactly how, go here now.]( 316 Media and Silver Ridge Market Report, is not giving individualized financial advice. Never invest more than you are willing to lose. 316 Media or Silver Ridge Market Report is not giving financial, investment, or stock advice. Our content is designed for generalized informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about investments or stocks you should consult a financial advisor. Articles, News, Or Other published materials are not always the views of 316 Media and/or Silver Ridge Market Report. If you feel you are receiving these emails in error please email Support@SilverRidgePro.com or click the unsubscribe button below. [Unsubscribe]( Silver Ridge Media 30 N Gould St, Ste R Ste R Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 United States

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