VOO - Vanguard S&P 500 ETF

S&P 500 is at fair value with strong 30% YoY EPS growth and a reasonable PE of ~19.3.

He recommends choosing low expense ratio index funds like Vanguard's S&P 500 fund (0.03% expense ratio) for long-term investing, as fees can significantly erode returns over time.

VOO is paired with SPY as a core holding. The hosts emphasize owning both to eliminate drawdown and capture market-wide gains while avoiding sector concentration risk.

Index investing is still a solid long-term strategy, but the video warns that VOO is no longer truly diversified — it's a concentrated bet on 10 mega-cap tech stocks. Hold but be aware of the risk.

Mentioned as a solid choice for those looking to invest in an index fund.

VOO is a safe play and an index fund with 505 stocks. The speaker explicitly says 'Buy it' and argues that all-time highs shouldn't scare investors when buying index funds. If it pulls back, buy it again. Data shows buying at all-time highs vs not only differs by 1-2%.

Safe index fund play — has 505 stocks, not an individual stock. Buy at all-time highs, buy again on pullbacks. Historical data shows buying at all-time highs vs not only differs by 1-2%.

Safe play index fund with 505 stocks. Should be bought regardless of all-time highs. If it pulls back, buy again. Not an individual stock — it's an index fund. People shouldn't be scared of all-time highs.

Recommended as a low-cost passive index fund alternative to actively managed mutual funds, with an expense ratio of only 0.03%.

Humphrey recommends low-cost passively managed ETFs like VOO with an expense ratio of around 0.03% as a superior alternative to actively managed funds, showing how lower fees lead to significantly better long-term outcomes.