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You have extremely long runway to compound. If you have high conviction on tech, go for more portion in QQQ/VGT etc. Alternatively there are growth ETFs like VUG/SCHG/SPMO which are general growth ETFs not just specific to tech. If I was 18 year old, I would put 100% in growth.

I bought houses after the recession and did the brrr method. It's a massive pain in the ass, and a ton of hard work. I got tired of replacing floors, and roofs, and sewage lines, and HVAC units and all the other stuff you're aware of. I sold off everything …

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 …

30% - VOO (Vanguard S&P 500) 20% - VUG (Vanguard Growth) 15%- VO (Vanguard Mid-Cap) 20%- VXUS (Vanguard Total International) 15% - VB (Vanguard Small-Cap)

Depends on your risk tolerance. At your rate there's no obvious 'free money' trade, but many decent ETF's will reliably provide returns well over 6%. I personally would prioritize emergency fund savings first, and once you have a six month emergency fund divert to VOO or VUG (or a mix …

I have an eTrade Roth IRA, which does not do fractional shares except for dividend reinvestment. Most of my money is in VOO and VUG. I don't have enough left over to get any more of those, so I put as much of the leftover as I could into USFR …

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 …

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. …

Lmao high yield savings engine =\\\= growth stock portfolio. Also, look at the composition of FSKAX, FSPGX, and VUG. They have high compositions of MSFT, GOOG, META, NVDA.

In no way, or direction up or down, will this function like a high-yield savings account. What’s the sharpe ratio on the tests you’ve run? You choose FSPGX to “not overly concentrate the portfolio” but this is an intensely concentrated portfolio without it. How did your tests compare this to …

Does This 5–10 Year Growth Portfolio Look Solid? AI + Core ETFs I’m planning to reinvest part of my portfolio into a moderate risk “high growth savings” allocation. I’ve run several iterations over the past few weeks and I think this version is close to finalized. The goal is to …

Does This 5–10 Year Growth Portfolio Look Solid? AI + Core ETFs I’m planning to reinvest part of my portfolio into a moderate risk “high growth savings” allocation. I’ve run several iterations over the past few weeks and I think this version is close to finalized. The goal is to …

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How about a growth fund like VUG or FCNTX

I manage my investment portfolio by gradually shifting a portion of it to a more passive strategy. Each year, I convert 1% of my Growth portfolio of individual stocks into either my dividend portfolio of individual stocks or into VUG. By the time I reach retirement age, I aim for …

Both. Grab some VTI VUG and VIG they are my favorites

3/10. I tested your portfolio for the past 5 years and it would have done more or less the same as VGT performance alone. It’s an annualized return of 20%+ which is excellent compared to S&P500 at 15% over the last 10 years. All your performance comes from 2023 spike. …

All the other popular ETFs are open ended funds , VOO, VTI , VUG , SCHD , IVV, ITOT, SCHB, SCHX this really just brings QQQ inline with the other most popular ETFs I really see no reason to vote no on it especially if you hold one of the …

Remove SCHD, DRGO, BND. Replace by a growth fund like VUG, VGT, SPMO. At 33, it’s time to be agressive and grow your wealth.

VUG and VIGAX should be exactly same index. Only difference is ETF vs Mutual Fund. There is a very sudden price drop of VUG at last minute of market closure 3:59pm-4pm. The price dropped from \~481 to 476. If you use the price of 3:59pm, then it would be \~2.42%. …

There was a HUGE red candle on VUG last minute of trading today, could have been some weird recording or accounting event or something. Some crazy end of day sale. VUG immediately recovered the following minute in the after hours.

Why the big difference in VIGAX and VUG today? I have both of them in my portfolio and they are essentially the same. One is an ETF and the other is a mutual fund but each has the same holdings. Though they never finish the day exactly the same the …

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Mainly 4: 1. The people waiting with more than 10% of cash on the side. They are never fully invested and miss opportunities for years. 2. The VOO and chill people. They are just invested in the S&P500 index. They are missing opportunities to be invested in growth index like …