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In this video, we'll give you an overview of YouTube Premieres, which is a feature that
lets you and your viewers watch and experience your new video together.
Here's how you can create a Premiere of your own.
You start by uploading a video, just as you normally would.
In the dropdown, select Scheduled.
Now select the video you want to upload.
While the video is processing, toggle on Premiere.
Then, pick a date and time for your Premiere.
This is when your fans will watch your video for the first time.
Next, fill out your title and description, and don't forget to select a thumbnail.
Once the video is done processing, hit Premiere.
As soon as you do this, a shareable watch page is created.
This watch page is where the video will eventually premiere.
Until then, you can use this page to engage with viewers and promote your Premiere.
Keep in mind that the watch page is public as soon as it's created.
We have a few tips for promoting your Premiere.
To get your viewers excited, chat with them before and during the Premiere.
Don't forget - the watch page is shareable.
Make sure to tease the Premiere by sharing the URL in the Community tab or across social
media networks.
Finally, remember to tell your viewers to set a reminder for the Premiere!
If they're subscribed, your viewers will also be able to discover the Premiere by checking
their subscriptions feed and your channel.
Your video will have a Premiere badge to indicate that it's an upcoming Premiere.
Here's another tip: tell your subscribers to ring the bell to ensure they receive a notification.
Okay, so let's fast forward to when your Premiere is almost about to start!
For viewers who have opted in, a tune-in notification is sent around 30 minutes before the start.
This helps ensure that your viewers are in their seats when the show is about to begin.
At the Premiere's scheduled time, a countdown begins and a second notification is sent to
viewers who have opted in.
Your Premiere will also re-appear in your subscribers' feeds.
As soon as the countdown is over, your video starts playing and viewers will watch your
new video together.
This is an exciting launch moment for you and your fans, so be present!
Fans love it when the creator joins in on chat during the Premiere.
As the creator, your chat will be highlighted at the top of the chat window for a few moments.
If you're eligible, you can also enable Super Chat.
Once the Premiere is over, your video remains on your channel as a normal upload.
You'll see that the watch page URL and video URL are the same.
Note that chat replay will be automatically enabled, but you can disable this at any time.
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- Keyword research.
It's one of those things every video creator on YouTube
should have in their skillsets.
While you may know what your content is about,
you need to be able to understand how to tell YouTube
what your content is about.
So in turn, YouTube can share that content
with exactly the people (dinging)
who want to watch what your content's all about.
So in this video,
we're going to tell you everything you need to know
to get proven results, to help grow your channel.
As always, let's do this.
- [Male Announcer] vidIQ.
- [Female Announcer] vidIQ.
- [Male Announcer] vidIQ.com.
(rhythmic drumming)
- Keyword, a word or concept of great significance.
Or to put it into a YouTube context,
an informative word used in a information retrieval system
to indicate the content of a,
(scratching)
video.
Now that's the official definition of a keyword,
but let's have a little bit of fun with this.
(snapping) (upbeat music)
All right, we're all Rob Carver here.
We asked a hundred people on YouTube,
what's the most popular video game right now?
Survey said.
(bell dinging) (audience cheering)
Name a super simple Italian dish that you can cook.
Survey said.
(bell dinging) (audience cheering)
What is the most popular sport in the UK?
Survey said.
(bell dinging) (audience cheering)
(paper slapping on hand)
What is the most important metric on YouTube?
Survey said.
(bell dinging) (audience cheering)
Who is the greatest WWE wrestler of all time?
Survey said.
(bell dinging) (audience cheering)
♪ Watch this ♪
♪ They watch ♪
♪ They watch ♪
(beeping) - So when it comes to keyword,
try and imagine it as the first word, or phrase,
or conscious thought,
that instinctively comes into your head,
when you think of that particular topic.
Hello everybody.
Thank you for joining us today on this video.
And thanks to all of you in the vidIQ community,
who supports us every single day.
My name is Rob, and if this is your first time here,
in these glorious YouTube surroundings,
we are the YouTube tool and channel
that aims to help you get more views, in less time,
by educating you on your YouTube journey.
Now on several occasions today,
you are going to be seeing tools
that you may not be familiar with.
Those come from vidIQ.
There is a link in the description.
And the best news is,
it's a Chrome extension that is free to download.
All right, so you've had a very simple introduction
to keywords there,
but it obviously gets a lot more complicated.
I'm sure you already know,
that if you put in a single word
into a YouTube search,
you're not going to get exactly what you're looking for.
Often, when people search on YouTube, or on Google,
they're looking for keyword phrases.
Or you could call it long-tail keywords.
And again, you have to have an instinctive mindset.
If I have a flat tire on my car,
my instinct is to search for something along the lines of,
how to replace a flat tire.
If I have a sudden urge to play the piano,
my instincts might be to search
for beginners guide to playing the piano.
If my toilet's blocked,
(toilet flushing)
well, you get the picture.
And of course, if you want to grow your YouTube channel,
your instinct might be to search (fingers snapping)
for, how to get more YouTube views.
So before we dive into the details,
there are three fundamentals of keywords.
A keyword represents the first thing
that usually comes into a person's head.
A keyword, is often part of a key phrase.
A sentence of three or four words.
And most crucially, think like a human, not a robot,
when it comes to researching keywords,
and then using them in your titles and descriptions.
As a very simple example,
let's take the title, how to get more YouTube views.
It's keyword rich, but does it have enough of a draw
to really entice a viewer to click on it?
What if we added a year to the title,
to give it more currency?
And maybe an adjective to give it more umph,
such as how to get more YouTube views fast in 2018.
Simple changes like this, can have a really powerful impact
on the way a title is perceived by a potential viewer.
All right, let's go on an epic keyword journey,
using your best friend, the YouTube search bar.
Even if you type in a very simple keyword,
such as, how to,
almost an auxiliary keyword for many phrases,
YouTube will start to make suggestions.
These are keywords that YouTube viewers
are searching for today.
That's why we get references to very trending topics,
such as Fortnite, and the Galaxy Skin in Fortnite.
But of course, how to, is a very broad keyword.
So how could we narrow this down?
Let's add a verb, such as install.
Now we are getting into a more technical landscape,
which is all to do with construction,
or building something.
We're very much in the instructional,
or tutorial area of YouTube.
But of course, your channel and topic of interest,
is going to be very specific to one of these keywords.
So let's look at how to install Windows 10.
Now we have a pretty good, broad keyword,
for computer tutorials.
But again, look at how YouTube is encouraging you
to dive even deeper into this topic.
Remember, these are the topics people
are searching for on YouTube.
That's why YouTube is showing them to you.
It thinks, you want to know how install Windows on a new PC,
or on SSD, or with a USB.
So to dip your feet into the YouTube keyword bathtub,
so to speak, you should always start with the search bar,
and see what auto-complete suggestions
is pushing your way, for your topic of interest.
Another thing you can try,
is the YouTube search keyword, alphabet game.
Once you have a keyword you're comfortable with,
simply add one character to it,
and go through the alphabet.
So how to make slime A,
or how to make slime B.
And you'll get all sorts
of interesting suggestions from YouTube,
that people are searching for.
It's amazing how many long-tail keywords
you can find doing this process,
to really help niche down,
and find a very specific topic that you're passionate about.
Now on to my favorite part of any video,
and that's introducing you to some vidIQ tours.
So remember, if you want to see any of this
on your YouTube pages,
download the vidIQ Chrome extension.
All right, we're gonna take a fairly general keyword here,
which is how to make slime.
And once you press enter,
and it shows you the YouTube search page,
you're going to start to see some of
the YouTube tours that we have.
The first one we're going to look at
is the subscriber count.
Something I'm always interested in,
is whether a small channel
is having an impact on a search term.
Right here, how to make slime,
we have two channels.
We have less than 10,000 subscribers
(popping) that have made an impact
on this very broad, and popular, search term.
If a channel with 1,000 subscribers,
is getting a video with 100,000 views,
that tells me at some point in the past,
this keyword was right for making content about.
Now, interestingly, the title of this video
includes the word cheap.
So maybe we can include that in our keyword search term.
How to make cheap slime.
You can notice here,
how the channel size, overall, changes
from the top search ranking,
but also the number of views, as well.
Now at this point, we can riff on the keyword a little bit.
Instead of searching for, how to make cheap slime,
how about searching for, how to make slime on a budget?
It means the same thing.
It's just worded slightly differently.
But who's searching for that search term?
Now we have three, relatively small, channels
making a huge impact in the world of how to make slime.
And all I did, was focus on a particular niche in the area,
which was making slime on the cheap, or on a budget.
However, what this search term also indicates,
is that maybe the window of opportunity for this keyword,
has passed, since all of these videos
are over 12 months old,
and are well-established in this topic.
Because, you see, funnily enough,
you're not the only one doing keyword research on YouTube.
There are thousands of video creators,
just like you,
trying to find those super-rich keywords,
to help serve the billions of people
who watch YouTube every single month.
YouTube's been around for 13 years,
so many a keyword, such as how to unblock a toilet,
how to replace a spare tire,
how to get more YouTube views.
They've had the life (dinging)
sucked out of them, over that period of time.
So what becomes super important,
especially for smaller channels, are trending keywords.
For example, Fortnite is one of
the most popular video games on the planet, right now,
and is heavily searched.
So how might a video gamer refine the search?
Maybe if they look at they liked this version of Fortnite,
or the opening version, season six.
And what if they look at how to improve gaming performance
on Fortnite in season six?
Essentially raising their phrase per second,
or FPS boost.
So now we have a very popular keyword,
combined with a trending topic,
combined with a sub-genre of the core keyword.
Instead of finding just channels
of eight-million subscribers,
we're finding channels of all shapes and sizes competing
for this very specific trending keyword.
A telltale sign of a juicy keyword,
is when small channels are wranging for this keyword,
and they have far more views,
than subscribers, on their channel.
That means the video's been shared out
to a much wider audience,
and it's only a view days old, as well.
Now for something that is super important to remember.
Most of us probably aren't interested in Fortnite,
don't have a clue what season six means,
and definitely don't understand the concept
of frames-per-second boost.
But you have to remember,
that you're not trying to appeal to the entirety of YouTube.
You're looking to target (mouse clicking)
a very specific audience, wanting very specific answers,
to very specific things.
And this is where keyword research is so important.
When you are passionate about a topic,
you build-up an intimate relationship,
knowledge, and interest in the topic.
Just like your potential audience.
And that's who you want to appeal to.
Whether it's for educational purposes, to tell a story,
to draw an emotional response (popping)
from your audience,
that innate passion you have for the topic,
will be seen in your videos.
And you just need to transfer that
into your knowledge of the keywords
that surround that content, in your tags,
titles, and descriptions.
Because, what you're trying to find here
are key words of opportunity.
Those are keywords, or key phrases,
with the most search volume as possible,
versus keywords with as little video competition
as possible (popping),
on YouTube.
This is the vidIQ keyword score.
It tries to simplify this task, as much as possible.
The higher the score, the juicier the keyword.
But as you might
(popping) expect,
these things do not grow on trees.
Which is why it's so important
to spend some time doing some keyword research.
Anytime you see a number next to a video tag on YouTube,
once you have vidIQ installed,
that's your keyword score.
As you might expect, the potential of keywords
can change very rapidly.
But as a general rule of thumb,
you want to be looking at keywords
of a score of 50, or above.
For a lot more detail to look into our keyword score,
check out this case study in the video on screen now.
Now let's return to this keyword.
Over time, it is very fresh, very new.
Look at the top channel.
7,000 subscribers, 15,000 views.
And the keyword score shows
that there is still relatively low search volume,
but very low competition.
So it was a very juicy keyword.
Now let's have a look
at this keyword two or three weeks later.
Search volume has increased significantly,
while the competition score has remained relatively flat.
And this is quite a rare occurrence in YouTube.
Now the landscape of the search results
has changed as well.
We've got a much larger channel now,
dominating the top of the search terms,
but look at our second channel.
This one has managed to maintain its presence
in the search terms (popping),
and the view count has more than doubled,
and subscriber count has increased significantly.
So this channel has really benefited from this keyword.
As for the other channel that appears
in these search rankings here,
we'll come back to him, later.
So these are the channels that are really having success
with this (scratching) keyword.
What else can vidIQ tell it?
Well, if you enable inline keywords,
you can see all of the keyword phrases
they're using in their
video tags (popping).
Now there is a healthy debate,
about whether or not video tags
are important on YouTube anymore.
We'll come back to that discussion later on,
so do stick around for that.
But if we click on one of these tags,
what this does, is it launched the vidIQ keyword inspector.
This will give you a mountain of information
about the keyword selected,
(popping) including the keyword score.
This one seems even more juicier
than the one that we were previously looking at.
And importantly, interest over time.
So we can see when keywords are trending.
All right, one more super powerful vidIQ tool
to tell you about.
And a lot of people miss this one,
because it's found in (popping)
the vidIQ Chrome extension button.
So click on there.
You'll see a range of options,
and you want to select SEO tags.
This brings you into the vidIQ web app,
and you will need keyword research tab.
Now when you do a keyword search here,
not only does it bring up all of the information
that we saw on the YouTube search page,
such as the search score, competition score,
overall keyword score,
but all of the related keywords, as well.
So, for a combination of all our tools,
you can not only find single keyword phrases,
all that are significant, but a whole bundle.
The core, the template of keywords that you can use
for your entire video series.
You see, the idea with keyword research,
is not to spend five minutes finding that golden keyword
that you can Ecount maybe one or two videos from,
it's to spend (popping)
a considerable amount of time
getting a collection of keywords,
that all work together for a video series.
That's why we recommend maybe spending a morning,
(popping) or an afternoon,
using the vidIQ tools that we've shown you,
to get maybe 10, 15, 20 keywords,
that you can create 20, 50, maybe 100 videos from.
When you have a focus, a particular niche,
that's where you can hammer the YouTube algorithm,
time and time again (hands slapping),
with content that YouTube
will start to see you, as an authority, in.
And that's when you can start
to climb up the search rankings.
Especially for search intent.
Because when you find your niche,
spectacular things can start to happen.
We're gonna look back at that channel
we briefly saw in the search rankings before,
for frames-per-second, on Fortnite in season six.
And a couple of months ago,
this channel didn't have any focus.
They were doing random videos on pranks and whatnot.
But then, they had one breakthrough video,
on the topic of boosting frames-per-second,
on Fortnite, on season five,
their previous incarnation.
And this is what the channel did next.
They threw all of their content
into that one keyword phrase,
boosting frames-per-second on Fornite,
whatever season it was.
And these went from a few hundred a video,
to thousands, if not tens of thousands, of views per video.
In just a few short months,
this channel has become
one of the authorities on the subject,
so that now, whenever they post a video on Fortnite,
and boosting frames-per-second,
they rank at the top of the search terms, instantly.
If you want to know more
about this particular keyword research story,
then check out the video on the screen now.
I know we've used Fornite (popping)
for many examples in this video.
It's because we have a lot of data on the subject.
But believe you me, when I can say,
that this strategy can be applied to any video topic.
I did exactly the same thing a couple of years ago.
It was all on a topic of how to record your iPhone screen,
or your iPad screen, or iOS screen.
And I was able to successfully leverage YouTube,
into sharing these videos
with hundreds of thousands of people.
And it grew my channel
from tens of thousands of subscribers,
to over a 100,000 subscribers.
All you've gotta do,
is take these tips, tricks, and strategies,
and apply it to your video topic,
by doing the keyword research.
But don't leave those keywords in your notebook
or in your computer,
because those are going to form the basics
of your metadata to help your content
be more discoverable on YouTube.
Now fortunately for me,
the work's already been done here
by the awesome YouTube Creators Academy website.
It literally tells us, in the assess discovery lesson,
that the best optimized video titles,
have important keywords at the front.
It also tells us, that video terms
that are in order of relevance, are important too.
And here's me thinking
that video terms didn't matter anymore.
Another Creator Academy page worth checking out,
is the write smart descriptions lesson,
which tells us to reinforce
(popping) important keywords.
The more you do (scratching)
in your titles and descriptions, and presumably video tags,
the increased likelihood of YouTube surfacing those videos
in search results.
To put it simply, and as illustrated by Sean and Benji,
our good friends over
at Video Influencers (popping),
(bell dinging) front-load your video titles
with keywords (bell dinging),
include those same keywords
in the first two lines of your description,
and we'll get back to why, in a second,
and include them in your video tags and playlist, as well.
Give YouTube every opportunity
to understand specifically, what your content is about.
And stick to it over a series of videos.
Another important reason for having keywords
at the very beginning of your video descriptions,
is because people can read this
when they search for content.
So try to think of the beginning of your description,
(popping) as if it were
a classic tweet of 140 characters.
Reinforce your keywords,
while still making it a readable sentence.
Give an enticing reason
for the viewer to click on your video,
and don't waste space with links and calls-to-actions,
that will take the viewer away from your video.
Just before we analyze the success of your keywords
in your YouTube videos,
I want to step outside
of YouTube for a second,
(bell dinging) and go into Google search,
to look at something called LSI keywords.
What on earth are they?
It stands for latent semantic indexing.
And if you still don't understand what that means,
it's a system search engines use
to analyze other words people use surrounding
a given topic.
If you don't know what that means, don't worry,
I'll show you in Google.
When you do a search on Google,
if you scroll to the very bottom of the first search page,
you'll see (popping)
lots of related keywords to what you were searching for.
And these are your LSI keywords.
So this is another golden opportunity to beef up
your keyword collection.
If you scroll to the top of this Google search page,
you'll find something else of interest, as well.
(bell dinging) If you produce
(popping) good quality content,
and have a strong keyword metadata in your YouTube videos,
they'll start to be suggested in Google search.
Imagine all of that extra free external traffic,
being driven to not only your videos,
but to YouTube, as well.
So you get bonuses for starting sessions
in the YouTube platform.
Collectively, we've done a super deep-dive
into keyword research,
and how to use those keywords in your video content.
Now let's look at how you can analyze
the success of your keywords.
We're back into some vidIQ tours here,
so once you have the Chrome extension installed,
you can take a look at our SEO scorecard.
And this can be found either
on the video upload/editor page, or on video watch pages.
You want to pay close attention to the actionable aspects
of this SEO scorecard.
When you use strong keywords in your tags,
titles, and descriptions,
and reinforce them throughout your metadata,
your score will continue to increase.
And you want to try and get to as close as 50 as possible.
This gives your videos the best possible chance
of fruition on YouTube,
and that's reflected by the performance score.
If you want to learn more specifically,
about the vidIQ SEO score,
we've got a video link in the top, right-hand corner,
of the screen now.
When your keywords, in your video tags,
start to rank highly and consistently,
you will definitely see the rewards in your video views.
And for all vidIQ Boost users,
don't forget to scroll to the bottom
of the video editor page,
and take advantage of our recommended tags tour.
As you input
(popping) keywords into your tags,
titles, and descriptions, we will advise
on further tags you might want to use.
But be selective.
Choose the ones that really define your video content.
And it seems like now might be the best time
to tackle the question,
do video tags matter anymore on YouTube?
Let's look at it from this point-of-view.
If you're still watching this video,
more than 15 minutes in,
I know you're serious about keyword research.
And by the time you've done all of the tasks suggested
in this video,
you'll have so many super-rich keywords
at your disposal,
that adding them to your metadata,
whether it be the video tags, or in the description,
or most importantly, in the title,
it should be a relatively quick job.
vidIQ tours, such as recommended tags,
are just the cherry on top (rumbling)
Allowing you to add more tags
with a single click of a button.
I have not even told you about auto-complete.
All you need to do, is start typing in keywords
in the video (popping)
tags box of your video editor upload page,
and vidIQ will recommend more,
just like the YouTube auto-complete search bar.
You're going to be putting in
the hard keyword research yargs
before you even get close to the upload page.
And any small channel,
that's trying to find their way in YouTube,
if you can have any marginal gain
over your competitors, especially in video optimization,
then why not take it?
All right, I hope that helps with the question
of video tags.
How else can you analyze the success of your keywords?
One of our most powerful tools
is the channel audit button,
found on the left-hand side navigation bar,
once you've installed the vidIQ Chrome extension.
And it'll give you a full report card on your channel, 24/7.
What we wanna do here, is scroll down to this section
that says, top search terms.
This will show you all the traffic
that's coming to your channel,
from keyword search terms on YouTube.
And you can click on the, view more buttons,
(popping) to see all of
the traffic coming from keyword search terms,
including views and watch time.
Common sense will compel you to create more content
on the keywords that are performing well for your channel.
It's what we like to call the double-down strategy.
Whew!
That's what you might call
a thorough guide to keyword research.
I'm always interested how far viewers get into videos.
So if you are still watching this one,
give me a #madeit, in the comments below.
Now as a postscript to all of this,
as I was editing the final sections of this video,
for the first time in years,
YouTube went down for an hour.
And it caused panic throughout social media.
And on Twitter, the keywords, or hashtags,
that were being used were YouTube down,
or YouTube is down.
And that gave me a light bulb moment.
As soon as YouTube came back online,
I went to YouTube,
with those keywords (bell dinging),
into the livestream,
and because we were one of the first to hit the topic,
we benefited greatly from thousands of views.
And one more thing you can do in this video,
is go back to the very beginning of it,
and just flick through all the segments
where I'm on camera,
and you'll see, just how long this video took to make,
as my hair started growing back.
Now if you're still hungry for more content
on keyword research,
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hello everyone and thanks for tuning into the financial investor channel my
name is Brent and today we're going to be going through m1 finance selling off
a stock within my wife's Roth IRA and adding two brand new socks to the
portfolio so if you are brand new to the channel I do make stock market personal
finance and real estate investment videos every single week so consider
subscribing and of course if you do like the video give it a thumbs up button
below so in this video we're gonna be removing a stock from the portfolio me
and another investor or discussing broth I raise we were sharing our stock picks
back and forth our portfolios and he mentioned to me hey you know they have
an MLP with any Roth IRA and you'll still get tax on that in the future if
you make over a certain amount and I said I had no idea so he sent me this
page to read over and the company here that is an MLP which is a mastered
limited partnership we're gonna go ahead and remove it from our portfolio because
in the future I don't want to have any headaches with my wife's Roth IRA you
know eventually if there comes a time when the income is over $1,000 I just
don't want to have to deal with paying taxes on that within the Roth IRA the
Roth IRA is a tax sheltered account that's designed to keep your capital
gains your dividends your interest tax-free at fifteen and a half and I
don't want to have to deal with the headaches in the future over the next
five 10 15 20 years out of this portfolio having to get a special k1
form and have them pay taxes on it so we're going to remove it from the
portfolio so Ralph about the company that I'm talking about is took us on
will be X the Blackstone Group now this is positive currently up seven point
five eight percent I've made a gain of roughly thirty dollars plus they've paid
out some dividends roughly ten dollars and 82 cents there so pretty good pretty
good there but we are going to be removing it from our portfolio and
Blackstone Group it is an asset management company they do hold real
estate do you do financial advisory they hold the private equity asset management
and you know it's pretty large company all around the world very international
company here you know founded in the States but they do have offices and you
know Tokyo and Hong Kong Paris London all over the world so really interesting
company there held it in the portfolio since January now what exactly is an MLP
well an LLP is a master limited partnership and whoa how are we gonna
get tax on these within our Roth IRA so initially MLB's were created back in
1986 which allowed companies with primary and business activities and real
estate commodities natural resources to issue shares of their partnerships to
the public so if you own an LLC and you have a partnership you know each of your
partners has a specific share of that company
those are pass-through entities so if you have an LLC you probably know what
I'm talking about those the taxes the income that you make
within that company they don't pay any income because it's an LLC it's a
pass-through entity it gets passed on to the the holder of that company so here
taxation of the MLP if you'd like you can go ahead and pause it otherwise I'll
go ahead and read it so when owning MLP shares the company
does not pay corporate tax it's not an S corp C Corp this income tax is instead
distributed to the income you know distributed income to the partners or
unit holders so all of us that are holding shares of this company are
considered unit holders this becomes taxable income to the unit holder when
held within a retirement account that's income if it totals over $1000 for the
unit holder it's considered unrelated business taxable income or dbt I for the
account and it's subject to tax even if it's held with a tax deferred which is
an IRA 401k or a tax-free account which is a Roth IRA Roth 401k therefore if you
own any MLP shares with any froth IRA you could owe taxes on income again if
you made over a thousand dollars so you have to be careful you know you're gonna
pay taxes on this even if you don't take any distributions that you account you
know normally if you leave your taxes or your distributions your your gains and
they're your dividends in the account you would get taxed sheltered after 15
and a half depending on your scenario talks to your
tax advisor you know your tax advisor I'm not a tax advisor I'm not a CPA so
don't listen to my tax advice but don't talk to them if you're holding any sort
of shares within your Roth IRA it's in your best interest to you maybe avoid it
you know drop them out because any sort of exposure of MLPs within your Roth IRA
could give you a headache here in the future so interesting article I will
have this in the description below and also in the comment section I'll have it
in my comment there so check it out if you guys hold any MLPs let me know in
the comment section below do you guys hold any MLPs if so which MLP are you
currently holding now i've already researched a couple stocks here that
i've kind of these are REITs that i wanted to replace this MLP width I
wanted to be invested in a couple real estate investment trusts mo p bx
Blackstone Group has real estate investments within it but because I am
going to be a remove it I want to replace it with another REIT of real
estate investment trusts so I've already screened these and I'm
going to be adding two of them to my portfolio and kind of seeing how they
perform here over the next five ten fifteen years within my wife's Roth IRA
so really quickly start at the top number one we have the frt Federal
Realty investment trust this is a retail REIT grown there divins for the past 50
years paid quarterly three point three two percent yield right now we have
Turkish level UHT universal health Realty income trust
payout ratio nolde because their earnings per share doesn't show up here
grown their dividend for the past 32 years since 1986 their dividend yield is
three point seven nine we have ticker symbol s KT this is tanger faculty
outlet bacteria don't know why I said fact the faculty anyway it's a REIT in
within the retail sector run their dividend for 25 years since 1983
dividend yield six point three six you might look at that and say that looks
like a great dividend yield but we're gonna check out that price here which
has been slammed and causes yield to go high take a sample
ESS Essex Property Trust residential reap growing their dividend for the
24 years since 1994 dividend yield 3.0 3 ticker symbol oh this is a very popular
one when you mention reached a lot of investors they're like oh you should go
buy main or oh those are the main ones may know so run their dividend for the
last 22 years 83% pal ratio dividend yield 4.5 - this is the only monthly
pain rate of the ones that we're discussing here and we have trigger
several UVA earth stab bit old properties residential rate grown their
dividends for the past 18 years since 2000 dividend yields five point four or
five percent and last we have trigger some little TLR this is real estate
investment trusts they do a lot of technology turnkey data centers they've
grown their dividend for the past 13 years since 2005 dividend yields from
three point five nine so those are our choices that we're going to be looking
at today now one of the main things I always like to look at a company and is
how they grown their revenue and net income positive over the last five and
ten years so let's take a look here frt I like to look at these in percentages
so we can see the growth all over the last ten years you can see revenue up at
least seven point one percent on or higher over revenue free cash flow in
the income over the last ten years over the last five you can see positive
numbers there as well if you take the the five-year divided by five so forty
by five that's an 8% year on their revenue eight percent on average per
year growth in their revenue pretty good there UHT take it forty by five that's
eight so again revenue there 8 percent on
average per year over the last ten years divide these by 10 so revenue at 15
percent on average per year over the last ten years so you can see here their
net income up fourteen hundred percent over the last ten years
that's very nice income there SKT you can see here if we look at their net
income here in the red their net income is only up 2.3 percent on average over
the last ten years and if we look at their net income over the last five
they're down forty two point three percent now this is
they read guess what sector they're in they are in the retail sector okay
can you continue it on ESS you can see here everything within this is five
years this is a hundred PI five is twenty percent growth over the last five
years in all their you know Revenue income free cash flow and twenty you
know again over twenty percent their in their revenue free cash flow and net
income over the last ten years Realty income again very nice over ten
and over five stop this one what was this one no this is commercial read it's
a residential rate but they do a lot of commercial see here over the last five
pretty positive there over less ten you look at their again net income three
point two percent on average of lost ten over the last five twenty five by five
that's five percent on average of less five so not a whole lot of growth earn
an income digital Realty income there negative over the last five and their
net income and over the last ten they are up very nice over the last ten they
have had a couple issues that are an income this could be due to tax reform
you can see here very quick sharp decline there it could be doing tax
reform but we'll see and that is their revenue free cash flow net income now
another thing I like to take a look at on these is probably not you know PE
forward that could be important I don't know if it's completely accurate here
I'm gonna go ahead and just show with you guys their earnings per share so we
like to see moving earnings for sure moving positive so if the orange is
positive that's a great looking you know it's moving in the positive direction
they're growing their earnings according to the next year so frt core on their
earnings going in the next year UHT that universal health care they're currently
not displaying earnings right now honored I'd have to probably check them
out at their their website just look at their quarterly their quarterly and
yearly reports but that's not showing up there it's not pulling on either of the
websites there SKT you can see that their orange is on the bottom so current
EPS is point nine six forward next year is actually declining they're expected
to draw their earnings per share not a good
outlook again that's that retail rate we have ESX girl in there
earnings per share Realty income growing their share herb stock declining again
this is the residential REIT you be a residential REIT declining their
earnings per share their digital Realty increase in their earnings per share of
their now we do have two Residential's we have ESS and we have you be a DSS is
multi-family they do a lot of multifamily that's they you know real
estate investment trusts they acquire develop redevelop and manage
multi-family residential properties selected in the West Coast communities
they currently own a hundred and thirty three apartment complexes communities
twenty six thousand units have over a thousand units of various stages of
development interests in there now the other one here UVA is also residential
but they do commercial so here being at the acquire owner and managed commercial
real estate investment properties in the United States they have thirty one let's
see they have only forty properties containing approximately three point
seven million square feet you know it's hard to fill those places when you're
you only have forty properties and you have a lot of square footage you really
have to have at least all the time otherwise your company really suffers so
they're both in the residential but I think this one does have a little bit of
a suffering point to it if we take a look at the differences of these in
price let's go ahead and look at price over the last ten years we'll see that
this one it did have a dip here in 2008 between two thousand eight two thousand
ten but it did recover and you know it does move positive in the general
direction positive here if we look at you BA will see that this one hasn't
grown very well this is that one if you're looking and percentage-wise it's
grown Lee to percent on average per year over the last ten years which isn't very
healthy at all in comparison to ESS this is that just normal residential this was
grown up roughly fifteen percent on average over the last fifteen years or
ten years and over the last five its up there
18% on average per year so differences are commercial versus multifamily and
that's all I really wanted to cover I mean we could look at assets and
liabilities but everything here everything looked pretty fair I do not
change it let's go back to normal so everything here is about a half there
their liabilities are roughly half of their assets so here six point two to
three point eight this one doesn't show anything all right a dead show okay well
those are earnings that did show so here we have four point nine a two point
seven two point five billion to one point nine billion
yes that's 12 billion in assets the six billion in liabilities Realty income 14
to six little over half or a little under half there as far as liabilities
go we had a burst at 996 million dollars of assets 328 million dollars live but
it's a pretty good ratio their digital Realty Trust twenty one to ten point
three five billion of their in assets and liabilities so kind of interesting
I'm not really I wasn't really looking at the price of these two their two
hundred and fifty day we know that reach got slammed here recently rates we could
look at three years you can see that federal frt has gone nowhere but down
all over the last couple years raising rates
you know feds started coming out raising rates in 2017 I believe they raised them
twice last year and now this year 2018 they've raised them three times
so since they've started initially you know declaring that they're gonna be
raising rates this company really hasn't you know they haven't hit 52-week highs
any longer they're quite a ways off they have been training sideways as is
January we don't know you know with raised with rates continue to raise rise
world.this within the retail sector continue know do well we have universal
health care again over the last three years you can see that this one has
talked off to them July 2017 it's in the healthcare sector you know I don't see
health care facilities really going down even in a downturn I think this one's
very niche specific I already hold a healthcare REIT which is a ple Apple
hospitality I have that within my Roth IRA so I'm not looking to add
really another health care read this one did look kind of interests in there SKT
I don't want anything to do with retail right now you know between frt and SK
teeth they're both retail REITs and right now retail is you know not the
really great place to invest you can see their prices down pretty huge over just
the last few years ESS this is that multifamily company you
can see that this one even during the downturns of last three years this one
is continuing to move positive five years ten years this is the max graph
here so here at during 2008 they did have a bit of a dip here go in at
recession but if you had invested through that time this is ESS they've
been growing their dividend since 1994 so if we look here 1994 way back here
when it started you know as long as they've been active they've always paid
out a dividend they've always grown their dividend so even during these
downturns they've continued to push out dividends Realty income the dip 2008
quickly recovered within the year too and it has had a couple of issues here
recently and measures again raising rates o Realty is a retail REIT I think
they do a lot of malls I believe is what their thing here herb stock Chris's
commercial rate I'm not really interested in holding commercial
properties I would invest in commercial properties myself I like multifamily I
just bought a duplex me and my friend just went over there today looked at it
took a couple videos I'll be doing a video on all that soon but um and then
we're here we have digital Realty over the last three years everything moving
positive here they're turnkey data center very positive future outlook I
think it's a really good niche so after having compared all these socks they get
a look at UM reviewing them looking at their balance sheets my stocks that I'm
going to be adding here are ESS which is the multifamily real estate investment
trust and DLR which is the data center turnkey here residential development for
your cons the bottom they do turnkey data centers power based buildings I
think it's a very interesting niche I like
technology we have a data center you know it's our dr site if our if our main
location goes down we have a data center that does they've done this that there's
our backup so i think it's a really interesting niche so i'm going to be
investing an ESS and DLR within my wife's Roth IRA so in order to add these
stocks to our portfolio we're gonna go ahead and select edit ooh
we do have to sell off bx first so in order to sell off bx you can do it two
ways you can click on bx click buy sell and
sell it off plating your four hundred and three dollars and three cents and
continue and sell it off or if you guys would like you could also edit your
portfolios you can select the company select remove and now you have five
percent available to invest in other companies so we're going to go ahead and
click add we're going to go ahead and type in our ESS so we're gonna go ahead
and add to our basket of stocks and then we're going to add our other one which
is dlr which is dental digital Realty Trust we're gonna go ahead and add this
one to our basket of trust we're gonna go select add now they're added into our
portfolio but they're at 0% so I am going to be reducing a couple
percentages here I need to free up I'm gonna have these as a four percent
because my other one was at five percent I'm gonna actually let's see I do need
to free up through these at three percent and they're gonna be they're
both rates instead of just having one because I did sell off B X I'm going to
replace B X with 2 so I'm not gonna have them be two larger position to kind of
balance each other out but I am gonna be reducing what was the other one here I
was talking about how it's going to reduce it
caterpillar no owner would is Stanley Black & Decker down this one has taken a
hit I am below equity by quite a bit so I'm gonna go ahead and continue to add
into this one Wallis down but Sears just bankrupted they declared bankrupt
they're not gonna be paying back Stanley Black & Decker
they own like nine million dollars I think Stanley Black & Decker will
recover but they are down hard and I'm still gonna be invested in this company
but for the short term I am gonna lower them down to a little bit lower here I'm
gonna actually I'm gonna take down to five and I'm gonna bump ESX up to four
whoops not 45 there we are and we're gonna go ahead and have a total of 100%
now if we click save it's gonna say warning any removed slices will be sold
during your next trading window proceed proceed proceeds will we reinvest it
into the pie so I will go ahead and click confirm and there we are
we have swapped out black so group it's completely removed out of our our pie
and we've added SX properties now I am gonna go ahead and fund the money you
know fund the account hair a little bit more I'm gonna go ahead and go to
funding and m1 account balance I'm gonna go ahead and just deposit I'm gonna go
ahead and just put in I'm gonna have to max out her contributions eventually but
for now I'm gonna go ahead and pump in a thousand dollars now and on Monday we're
gonna go ahead and deposit automatically it'll probably completely fill up those
positions plus average down on a couple of these positions that have been
hammered here recently over just the last few weeks so that is basically it
for this video hopefully you guys have enjoyed it so what we did in the video
is we talked a little bit about MLP master limited distributions how they
shouldn't really be helped with any Roth IRA if you're investing in the long term
eventually you will probably hit that point where you will end up having to
pay taxes on your income that you're receiving from these MLPs
so instead of having to deal with that in the future I went ahead just nix it
at the portfolio I've decided I want to go ahead and add two new REITs the
portfolio we're gonna be adding tail r which was again that turnkey technology
REITs and we're gonna add ESS which is a
multi-family residential reads so that is it for this video if you guys did
agree with me as far as the REITs that I am holding liven on the comment section
below do you guys hold any REITs yourself let me know in the comment
section below I always like to hear everybody you know if you can make leave
me a comment I always reply back to you guys so if you guys have any questions
suggestions let me know I read it all so thank you guys for tuning in a quick
disclaimer I am NOT a financial adviser tax professional so if you are seeking
tax advice seek a tax advisor or CPA I'm not a financial adviser so I'm not
providing financial advice this is all for fun and entertainment I'm just kind
of helping my wife build out her portfolio and invest for the future so
thank you guys for tuning in I was next time have a great day bye
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