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You're better off getting your first $100K-200K in some stock index fund. Since you're interested in the Mag 7, check out something like the Nasdaq-100 (QQQM) where the Mag 7 are heavily weighted. No one knows the future Mag 7 constituents so an index fund will automatically self-cleanse and remove …

Forest gump came out in 94, if you bought 1k AAPL (forest bought in the movie) then and held until now, that’s like a million dollars. Concentration is good for wealth creation, and you’re right, it is risky. I invest in single stocks I like the same way I do …

Been a fun 2025 (up almost 300% in my "trading" account), looking forward to more trading in 2026 as well as core ETF holdings including SPYM, QQQM, CQQQ, FEZ, etc. Own a good amount of SOXL and TQQQ for short term leverage... and a much smaller GOOG Calls position. Some …

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how i'll be adjusting my portfolio for 2026 -- and some fun predictions! As we all know, 2025 has been a great year for equities yet again, with major indices significantly outpacing historic gains. Personally, as far as an AI bubble is concerned, the market still has legs to run …

So I’m currently investing I just dabbled and I’m learning but I’ve learned that I have some redundant etfs what do you guys recommend I sell and reinvest in IVV ISHARES CO QQQ INVESCO QC QQQM INVESCO EX SCHD SCHWAB US SPAXX** FIDELITY GO SPY SPDR S&P50 SPYD SPOR SERIES …

Stocks for the next 40 years Hey everyone, I’m 21 and have been investing since I was 16. Right now my total portfolio sits at around $27k, and I’m looking to be very intentional about what I add over the next few decades. My goal is to build positions in …

QQQM and SCHG Or just VONG Let the index weed out the losers and add rising stars.

100% split 50/50 between SPYM & QQQM the two lowest cost S&P & Nasdaq ETFs - enjoy 10-15% a year return -- sell what id need out of it to live and let the rest continue to appreciate. Check the return on those two YTD / past 5yrs / 10yrs …

QQQM Why bet on one when you can have them all and filter out the losers automatically as they fall off the Nasdaq 100.

You sound young. Open a Fidelity account and setup an auto buy of QQQM for $25 every week. Have a mechanism to increase that weekly. Always have a weekly. If years have gone by and you haven’t increased your weekly amount, you messing up. If you want to “other” $25/week …

VT & QQQM & VGT

QQQM and VONG PCOXX for emergency savings.

Setting child oil for successful investing. * should say “ Setting child up for successful investjng* So I’m working on helping get my daughter (18) set up for investing, and I’d like to get a sanity check if this is optimal or not. She’s currently a college student with no …

Your plan is coherent for a young, high-risk-tolerance investor who’s already used to volatility, but here are the main things you’re either under-weighting or could tweak: 1. 100% Mag-7 long-term is still a massive concentration bet The Magnificent 7 are only \~30% of the S&P 500 today and \~45-50% of …

24/14/13/13/8/6/6/6/10. BRK.b, BOXX, KTOS, QQQM, JMOM, RIVN, SCHD, VTEB, remaining 10 (MP, SMCI,JPM,CCL)

Just learn to buy auto. Get a Fidelity account and setup weekly auto buys. Doesn’t matter what you do, stocks or QQQM or VOO. Hopefully you panic sold in a Roth so at least you’re not just paying taxes for fun. But you sell only when you have something urgent …

Momentum Trade just the QQQM using 10/20 Weekly Time Frame. Like Metallica said, Nothing Else Matters. The QQQ has outperformed all other funds and indexes by far over the decades. The only funds that come close own the QQQ or stocks held in the QQQ. When DCA in to cash …

I would drop the xpt xag and btc and throw all that portion into QQQM instead

RDDT, GOOGL, AMZN, QQQM, FBTC. Biweekly buys

Use SGOV instead of HYSA. Buy whatever of those ETFs you like, just do it auto and weekly if you can. The best plans don’t rely on self discipline. Sell only when you have an urgent expense to pay for. If you want to switch the auto, that’s fine: VOO …

Open a Fidelity account. Link your bank. Setup a weekly buy of VOO or QQQM. As much as you can afford while still having an emergency fund. Never rely on self discipline, set to auto. Sell ONLY when you have something urgent to pay for. That’s it. That’s all investing …

Help on Current Portfolio Hello! I’m a 21 year old college student, set to graduate soon! My oldest brother got me into investing and I’ve already made a few mistakes and took my initial $100 investment into individual stocks out after only a month. I did some research for my …

Tell your parents you're only going to invest in broad market ETFs like QQQM, SCHD, and VOO. See if that will convince them.

Calling this a “high-yield savings engine” is delusional. You are triple-dipping on the exact same companies: FSPGX and VUG are already top-heavy with the specific tickers you listed individually. This isn’t “diversified stability," it is a massive sector bet with extra administrative work. If big tech stumbles, your capital evaporates. …

I'm personally not bullish on META, but I've never been, so obviously not the most accurate there. SNDK seems solid, and partaking in the compute hw buildup. However, I think you may have missed the main run-up (of course, nobody knows). ADBE I'm pretty skeptical. I think AI stuff (which …

SPY QQQM. NVIDIA if you want to gamble a little

Look at QQQM for a lower expense ratio.

Just buy SPMO and QQQM... Unless you want to be poor.

NVDA, QQQM

Personally I would: 60% VOO, 20% QQQM, 20% into high conviction stocks (for me its RKLB/AMZN/GOOG)

100% QQQM.

Google dividends are not free money. Talk to a Fidelity advisor on the phone. Sell assets to cover that loan. Don’t pay high interest. Buy QQQM or VOO on an auto weekly basis. Stop dividend hunting. Sell only when you have something urgent to pay for (like this high interest …