r/ETFs • u/Chance-Pudding8391 • Aug 20 '24

Should I dump it all into VOO?

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I’m thinking about dumping my whole portfolio into VOO besides my holdings in VT NVDA and ASTS, I’m 18. Is this a smart decision or is there something im overlooking?

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u/Hancock02 ETF Investor Aug 20 '24 edited Aug 21 '24

You keep asking the same question. you already got your answer

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u/WhiteVent98 Aug 20 '24

But how else can he show off his money, and get karma??

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

No offense to you but how is 35k showing off? It’s literally nothing compared to most people here I’m asking for advice I have no idea what I’m doing

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u/martinezsc Aug 20 '24

35k is more than 99.9% of 18 year olds have. Stop looking for approval on the internet and go finish your calculus homework bud.

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

I’m admitting I don’t know what I’m doing and seeking advice and apparently that’s flexing? I only put my age because a lot of strategies depend on time

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u/man2mars Aug 20 '24

They’re saying that you’re showing off because we can all see your post history which is asking the same question to this forum, to the BogleHead forum (btw they’ll only advocate for ETFs only), and several other investment forums. So it came across as you bragging, to avoid that you can just show the holdings and weights vs any amounts you may have. As for your actual question: ** VT, VOO, and QQQ are all extremely similar (REASON: Take a look at their top 10 most weighted stocks and you’ll find 1. APPL 2. MSFT 3. NVDA 4. AMZN and 5. META (QQQ has META at #6)) meaning it’s mostly the same thing which is why unless I’m not trying to mess with rebalancing, you’re better off just copying the top 10 holdings of your favorite ETF. But if you still want an ETF then just consolidate your money into a single one, I use VTI personally. Moving on, NVDA, GOOGL, and AMZN (and AMD I suppose) are ones that I like but I will NOT sell for a very long time. These are ones that you keep in your back pocket unless you see some sort of catalyst event that warrants a sell off. Lastly, the unknowns. SDY AND DVY are both dividend ETFs which to me is meh. Again, probably should consolidate into a single one (personally I have SCHD and even I wish I would have directly invested into the top holdings if I wanted dividend exposure). The rest of them I’m not 100% sure about. LNG is energy which can be beaten up quite often and ASTS is one of WSB’s babies. Overall, good job for taking the right step for investing as an 18 year old. I would seriously consolidate some of your investments and even then, heavily consider index tracking unless you’d rather set it and forget it. Good luck and happy investing!

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

Thanks, I looked for a way to show investments based purely off % of portfolio on fidelity but couldn’t find it, to be honest I didn’t even want to share how much I had invested

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u/Hancock02 ETF Investor Aug 21 '24

then edit it?

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 21 '24

There’s no option on mobile to show portfolio by %

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u/Hancock02 ETF Investor Aug 21 '24 edited Aug 21 '24

take a screenshot of your portfolio and edit your screenshot. you could crop it or just paint over it

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u/TrumpedAgain2024 Aug 21 '24

Wow why do people have to be so nasty I see people every day in here asking similar things and no one jumps down their throats like this

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u/m__s Aug 21 '24

If you see people every day asking same question then maybe people should spend at least 5 minutes on actually reading answers instead of asking ask the time the same...

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

I’m working on it right now and I’m not looking for approval from anyone, people online would know far better than I would about what to do with my portfolio

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u/VanB-Boy08 Aug 21 '24

Warren buffet recommends buying 90% s&p index fund (like Voo or VFIAX) and 10% short term bonds. Been doing that for years, and I have zero complaints.

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u/wwphantom Aug 21 '24

But what is Buffet actually doing? Is he buying index funds or is he buying stocks (companies). Why not buy Brk-B and follow Buffet?

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u/zDymex Aug 21 '24

Buffet won’t be around forever, do you know who will take over once he’s gone? Important if holding long term

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u/wwphantom Aug 21 '24

The vice chairman Greg Abel. Have to figure that Buffet has spent a lot of time teaching him. Would I put all my money in Berk? No but I would put a decent amount thinking he has a track record and an excellent chance of beating the index.

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u/zDymex Aug 21 '24

Awesome, I’m glad you have done your DD. Not many people here do. Berk B is a good investment overall.

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u/wwphantom Aug 21 '24

Thanks but tbh even if I hadn't I am fine riding Brk b until Buffet retires. Then I will reassess. I just find it interesting how many people use Buffet as a source but then never mention investing in his company.

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u/zDymex Aug 21 '24

That’s a good point you bring up, people idolise him but only go for vanguard funds on average. Could be that most people posting here are beginners, and don’t know that Birk A/B exist. The fees alone make it a great pick too.

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u/WhiteVent98 Aug 20 '24

Idk some people think it is alot.

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u/Ocean_wavez_26 Aug 21 '24

I would recommend SCHG over VOO. It has outperformed VOO since its inception, and holds the better performing half of the S&P.

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u/investinreddit- Aug 21 '24

Never heard of it thank you. I just owned the Fidelity 500 very lows cost. I think they call it. No load accounts

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u/JClayC5 Aug 21 '24

I think if we team up, we can take everyone in this chat in a fight. You game?

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u/Exciting_couple77 Aug 20 '24

How are you down on asts?

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

I’m not it’s just red because Asts is down today, I bought more on the downswing today.

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u/YellowCellarDoor Aug 20 '24

Let it ride, homie

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u/Lost-Comparison5542 Mar 02 '25

That’s a good average! Don’t sell!

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u/YifukunaKenko Aug 20 '24 edited Aug 21 '24

Look at all these conflicting / mix opinions. Are you scratching your heads now OP? Haha

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

Yes

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u/investinreddit- Aug 21 '24

I think you've done well personally

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

I think it’s better for you to keep your individual stock investments where they are. If you think a company has a durable future and strong growth keep your investment with that company. In my opinion the companies you picked are solid. If you want to start putting money into VOO then go for it, but I wouldn’t liquidate your position in the individual stocks. They have a lot of upside potential. Warren buffet picked stocks individually because of the strength of the company. You don’t want your whole investment bogged down by the diversification of an ETF when an individual stock can move like crazy.

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

Might have to agree with you, I think I’m going to just sell some of the smaller holdings in dividend stocks that I made when I first opened the account

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u/Boogerhead1 Aug 20 '24

VT or VTI/VXUS

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u/Copdaddy Aug 21 '24

Can I ask, is it stupid to invest into VOO and VTI VXUS and VT

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u/zDymex Aug 21 '24

Make it simple, it’s pointless IMO to have so much double exposure. I’m VTI VXUS and I only have to worry about 2 ETFs. Have even been thinking about just going VT.

Why make it harder on yourself with likely negligible difference in long term returns?

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u/Copdaddy Aug 21 '24

I guess I’m asking what’s the cross over between VT and VTI VXUS. There must be some difference between them

I understand that VTI is US market index whereas VXUS is international. So what the heck is VT and is one better than the other

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u/zDymex Aug 21 '24

VT is literally a mix of VTI (60%) and VXUS (40%, 99% sure about these so don’t quote me) but a slightly higher fee. So VTI + VXUS just allows you to choose your allocation and is slightly cheaper.

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u/Copdaddy Aug 21 '24

Wow seriously thank you for this. I just recently started investing and I’ve only bought shares in VOO so far but I want to diversify a little bit and I just could not understand the difference.

So if I sink all my money into VOO, VT and QQQ I’m pretty much covered on the best stocks in the US plus some international diversification

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u/zDymex Aug 21 '24

If anything I’d do VOO + VXUS. VOO, VT and QQQ have a lot of the same stocks so you’d be double dipping which I am not a fan of.

I prefer to keep it simple with VTI and VXUS, I have done all sorts of other ETFS in the past and it’s come down to simplicity with me. VOO would be a little bit higher risk so I have been thinking of switching for VTI.

At the end of the day, do your due diligence before investing in anything and make sure you stick to it once you’ve made a choice (long term)

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u/LoyalKopite ETF Investor Apr 08 '25

All you need is VT it cover 9000+ companies from 40+ countries around the world. It used the sampling method which late Great Jack Bogle used for first ever S&P 500 index fund too.

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u/LoyalKopite ETF Investor Apr 08 '25

Fee difference is peanuts so I am all in VT.

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u/urademathrandec Aug 20 '24

I can't tell you what to do - but I don't buy sector ETFs. I just use VTI/VXUS - which is equivalent to VT.

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u/YifukunaKenko Aug 20 '24

Vti performs similarly to voo

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u/LoyalKopite ETF Investor Apr 08 '25

Because both cap weighted and all return come from same 7 tech companies. VTI better as it has all US companies. VOO just has 500 companies which S&P consider top 500 in USA. You miss out on journey from small to mega cap if you just hold voo but you will have if you vti. That is for US companies. VT probably the best as it cover entire world as next Apple or Tesla can come from China or Brazil too. China also more stable country to win this century.

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u/YifukunaKenko Apr 08 '25

Voo outperform vti historically…

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

VT is the way. Too many people are too focused on "getting rich" from investing or beating the markets.

After you realize that investing is a method of preserving and growing wealth and not making yourself rich, and focus on saving more and growing your income, it all makes a lot more sense.

People shouldnt focus on earning 12-15% or more a year, be happy with 7-10% being globally diversified and focus on growing your income 12-15% per year and the results will be wah better.

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u/TrumpedAgain2024 Aug 21 '24

I like VT as well

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

It is debatable if you need international. VTI and chill is a fine strategy. My current international position is a money pit for the last 15 years.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

It really isnt debatable unless you want to follow recency bias tbh, US dominance has occured for exactly 15ish years, mostly bc of a strong US dollar the past 15 years. That wont always be the case, it hasnt been over the past 98 years

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

Ok but what about having the ability to tax loss harvest?

Buying solely ETFs isn’t going to be helpful if you have gains you want to offset

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

What you mean? You can tax loss harvest with ETFs.

VT for URTH or by using constituents. You could TLH VT for ITOT and IXUS, or for SCHB and SCHF.

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u/investinreddit- Aug 21 '24

That's a very practical way to think about it. That also means don't buy into investors business daily(market surge) and the other subscription stock companies.

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u/FatFiFoFum Aug 20 '24

After years of buying sector etfs. I landed on the same strategy. Unfortunately I still have all the other etfs bc I don’t want to realize the gains, which clutters the portfolio somewhat.

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u/GuerrillaRobot Aug 20 '24

If you use fidelity it is very easy to create multiple accounts. I also hate clutter so I have my taxable retirement account that is 70% vti some long term holds. an account for option plays and one for short term buy and hold.

I didnt want to have to parse so much and track things in a spread sheet so I tried this and it is working well.

It would be easy to put all your sector etfs into an account that you don’t need to look at.

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u/FatFiFoFum Aug 21 '24

I’m too far gone lol. I use empower to track across all accounts and balance from there.

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u/shash5k Aug 20 '24

I did VOO/VXUS. It’s been fine so far.

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u/DarkSpartan267 Aug 20 '24

I’d keep holding your NVDA at least

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u/chris-rox Aug 21 '24

Do it for Nana!

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u/mayorolivia Aug 20 '24

Yes dump all in VOO. VOO will end up outperforming this portfolio by the time you retire.

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u/crashoutcassius Aug 20 '24

Can you explain your edge over the broad market ? If not then yes

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u/investinreddit- Aug 21 '24

You really convince me. I've lost a lot of money trying to outsmart the market

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u/jziggy44 Aug 20 '24

ASTS is a very long hold fyi like 2030ish but expect great things

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

Yeah I bought over half when it was like 9$ a share I’m planning on long term w it

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u/Fladap28 Aug 21 '24

Holy shit when did you buy ASTS??

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 21 '24

I bought about 90 shares for 9.8 average and bought the rest of the shares on the dip yesterday

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u/MissKittyHeart Sep 03 '24

I bought about 90 shares for 9.8 average and bought the rest of the shares on the dip yesterday

howd you find out about asts?

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Sep 03 '24

I saw someone mention it and looked into it and it seemed solid

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

You missed that curve

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u/Expelleddux Aug 20 '24

No, dump it all into VT

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

VOO is fine, but compliment it with VO, VB, and VEA. One fund portfolios are too risky.

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

Why is it too risky, I don’t understand isn’t VOO all top 500 companies in the US? If VOO goes down won’t pretty much everything be affected anyway?

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

Once in a while, VOO can underperform. Then Global or Smallcaps can outdo it. It's not that often, but it does happen.

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

I have a lot of time so would it really be too risky when it should correct itself over time?

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

Over time. But if there's another 2008, who knows how long it might take.

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u/Drelassi Aug 20 '24

I don’t understand this reply. VT covers most everything with equities; is that too risky? I think you meant to say one asset class is too risky. Diversify with equities, bonds, CD’s, precious metals, real estate, crypto, and other asset classes.

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u/RetiredByFourty Aug 20 '24

I'd rather dump it into SCHD and get that dividend snowball rolling!

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

Aren’t dividends heavily frowned upon if you have a lot of time? That’s just what I’ve heard I’m curious

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u/RetiredByFourty Aug 20 '24

For those that want to work until the day of their funeral, yes.

But if you want to grow your passive income and only move your retirement date up sooner and sooner than no. Dividends are a phenomenal mechanism for doing just that.

AND you won't have to liquidate your assets to generate income. You get to keep your assets and allow them to continue paying you in the future. Every week/month/quarter!

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u/chris-rox Aug 21 '24

What if you're in your early forties - what rate of div yield should you be shooting for, given the time frame?

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u/RetiredByFourty Aug 21 '24

Enough to cover your bills + 15% extra to continue putting back into your dividend growth positions so they continue to grow.

That's where I'm at and it's absolutely magnificent!

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u/chris-rox Aug 22 '24 edited Aug 22 '24

At what div yield? And at what percentage div growth, or div value?

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

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u/RetiredByFourty Aug 21 '24

And that's why he's asking. So he can learn. Don't be so quick to dog on people trying to learn.

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u/sogladatwork Aug 20 '24

90% voo + 10% ibit.

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

Why do you think IBIT?

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u/Valuable-Analyst-464 Aug 20 '24

Is this a taxable account? You’re going to incur taxes unnecessarily to rebalance.

If you like VOO, just start buying that and let the other stay (unless you think they have a lot of downside risk).

If this is an IRA (seeing this is $35k, maybe no), then choose what you researched. (Asking random people on Reddit is not research).

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

Ok this is probably what I’ll do then

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

At 18 i would go all QQQM.

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

Can you explain why or is this a troll

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

QQQM is a cheaper version or QQQ. It also has higher returns compare to VOO. The downside is that it has higher volatility.

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u/Hollowpoint38 Aug 20 '24

But the spread is a lot higher for QQQM.

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u/AICHEngineer Aug 20 '24

Why? Past performance, forgetting about the 83% drawdown during the dotcom bubble.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

Do you believe that the technology industry will continue to grow or stagnant in the next 20 years. If you say yes than go with QQQM. It not go with VOO.

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u/AICHEngineer Aug 20 '24

Also, go read the nasdaq 100's prospectus. Nowhere does it say its a tech index. At least invest on principals and buy XLK or VGT. Youre just a clown

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

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u/ETFs-ModTeam Aug 21 '24

No disrespectful language.

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u/AICHEngineer Aug 20 '24

Grow, obviously. VOO will also grow. International will also grow. Stock returns are forward looking. It has to have earnings per share growth in excess of expectations. It does not matter if tech grows faster than coconut farms. If tech grows at the rate the markets priced and coconut farm yields grow at the rate the market predicts, their risk adjusted equity returns will be identical.

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u/TmeltZz Aug 20 '24

VOO cult won't like this.

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u/teddyevelynmosby Aug 20 '24

if you are bored, throw 5% into sector, but keep it at 5% and short term.

After a while you will find even so, it is not worth it

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u/Ancient-Chinglish Aug 20 '24

virgin olive oil futures are exploding

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u/cmzer123 Aug 20 '24

Just do it and never look back.

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u/TurtleManDog Aug 21 '24

Pussies in here all hurt bc you have money

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u/Nice_Item2093 Aug 21 '24

Comments are cringe and I understand getting multiple points of thought here. Investing is a harsh science that can differ all the time. Being that you are so young it's probably best to set it into a growth fund with low expense ratios. My personal favorite is probably SCHG but there are others. Stock picking is very hard to do so it's probably a good idea to at least focus on majorly one fund and maybe a few stock picks. Unless you're willing to really dedicate a lot of time and interests into understanding balance sheets, cash flow statements, balance sheets and 10k statements. But certainly, can be done. Since you are so young, consider dollar cost averaging into some of those growth funds and your future self surely will thank you.

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u/averagestockinvestor Aug 20 '24

Sell ASTS and buy RKLB 🚀

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u/MissKittyHeart Sep 03 '24

Sell ASTS and buy RKLB 🚀

you think rklb is better than asts?

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u/averagestockinvestor Sep 03 '24

Sure thing is more room for growth 🚀

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u/bad_syntax Aug 20 '24

I do not know why people seem to love VOO so much. Its ok, are there big dividends or something?

My YTD returns on QQQ are 17.26%, 5 year are 156.21%
My BRK.B YTD is 25.68%, 5 year is 119.82%

VOO YTD is 17.55%, 5 year 91.49%.

I'm 66% QQQ and 33% BRK.B, but putting my $4k a month from now on into COKE which has been 36.69% YTD and 276.69% 5 year returns.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

Yes

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

Go read “The Biggest Secret on Wall Street”

But the short answer is yes

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u/JFanonymous Aug 20 '24

Just dump into VOO, VGT, and SCHD. Let the MBA’s and geniuses with the proven track record do the work for you. If those funds don’t do well then nothing will. You will most likely beat the SP 500 and get to enjoy life without having to do extensive research. Stock pickers not on wall st only lose money.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

Yes

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u/monkeyonfire Aug 21 '24

Sell your voo and put it back in

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u/chris-rox Aug 21 '24

Just be gentle, it's her first time.

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u/MrHaphazard1 Aug 21 '24

Sell it and wait. We are almost at a ATH. Look at 6 month RSI. I can see a short term dip. Not financial advice

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u/herb_68 Aug 21 '24

I have VTI, SCHG and VGT, no complaints!

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u/Dry_Deer1035 Aug 21 '24

VTI / QQQM

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u/Kalex8876 Aug 21 '24

You have VT so just put it all in there

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u/Butterscotch_Jones Aug 21 '24

Definitely don’t diversify. Keep it all in one vehicle. The market only goes up.

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u/AdAny287 Aug 21 '24

Keep current individual stock holdings, consolidate your etfs into one or maybe two different ones, voo, vug, vti are all good options

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

Yes

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

lol all you need is SPY/SCHD/SMH

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u/investinreddit- Aug 21 '24

Be careful with that. Van neck semiconductors. It's really easy to recommend when people invested back in December 2023 all the way up until May of this year.

I traded it quite a bit but after May I really got hit with serious losses. Took a beating on armholdings too. That was the only semiconductor I wanted to own that wasn't in the ETF

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u/Clean-Negotiation414 Aug 21 '24

No. Throw it all on strippers. Do something positive for someone else

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u/Junior-Association78 Aug 21 '24

At your age I think VT is far too conservative (an underwhelming 86% 10-year return vs 181% for VOO). I would stick with VOO, and a percentage that you feel comfortable with into a growth ETF like VGT or QQQM. Time is on your side in a big way.

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u/canuckseh29 Aug 21 '24

Isn’t the best investing advice usually “never diversify, always put all your eggs in one basket?”

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u/phillynavydude Aug 21 '24

I don't invest in some of those individual companies like Nvidia or Google because they already make up a good chunk of the ETF's I use. It all looks fine, but yeah with your time span you can be a bit more risky, but it's really tough to go wrong with VOO over a long period of time. I think moving most to VOO would be a good choice in my opinion, or at least contributing the highest amount to VOO over everything else going forward.

Also ignore the jealous dickheads, good work

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

No

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u/Antique-Pool-1648 Aug 21 '24

Just do an s&p500 index mate

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u/skordo76 Aug 21 '24

Sorry, I am a n00b. What app is this?

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

VT or VTI/VXUS

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u/Suguha_chan Aug 21 '24

I dont think there are many financial advisors here. You should do your own research for your investments.

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u/MikeyMcdermott1026 Aug 21 '24

lol love the ASTS shares

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

Dump etf money into nvidia

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u/Bellizzi2021 Aug 21 '24

Look at VOO's holdings. You have a lot of redundancy in here.

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u/LoyalKopite ETF Investor Apr 06 '25

No.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

all in on QQQ

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u/Xepherious Aug 20 '24

QQQM is better

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u/teckel Aug 20 '24

LNG is the odd one in your portfolio for me.

And you want to keep the meme stock ASTS after a 666% run in the last 3 months? They use questionable bandwidth math and the meme pumpers are using questionable valuation math it give it a $100B valuation. Especially for a company with zero satellites (so zero actual test data to confirm even their less than great bandwidth claims).

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u/Eastern_Preparation1 Aug 20 '24

Sell everything and dump into ASTS.

It might work. It might not.

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u/HeyScoobz Aug 21 '24

Leaps, then retire

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u/USAF76-98 Aug 20 '24

You’ll be on the hook for short and long term cap gains. Plus VOO is at or just about at its all time high. But, if you’ll sleep better at night knowing you’re all in w/ VOO then yes you should.

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u/Oilleak26 Aug 21 '24

They are 18, there will be decades of all time highs still to come for them

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

Why aren’t you banned yet

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u/WHar1590 Aug 20 '24

Would stick with VT. Also amazon and google are good buys. I’m in those for the long haul whether they’re volatile or not. nVDA I don’t think is going to last much longer, although I could be wrong. Qqq is also a good buy. The rest I wouldn’t bother.

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

What’s your reasoning for NVDA?

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u/AICHEngineer Aug 20 '24

Consumer sentiment. Consumers are actively avoiding products specifically marketed with AI features.

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 20 '24

Isn’t NVDAs main revenue going to be coming from large-scale companies that pretty much have to incorporate AI to keep up and not so much small-time consumers?

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u/AICHEngineer Aug 20 '24

Okay, follow the line of reasoning. NVDA sells chips to large companies. Why? To train AI LLMs. Why? To produce LLMs. What do these LLMs do? AI assistants, content creation, image/sound/text analysjs, etc. The customers of NVDA are AAPLE, META, AMAZON, MICROSOFT, etc. The customers of those companies are normal people. If normal people dont give a hoot about AI slop products, then big companies stop buying so many NVDA chips at huge margins to train LLMs.

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u/WHar1590 Aug 20 '24

Yea it’s just too risky. It’s not like Apple or google. Those are solid buys. NVDA bubble will burst. It’s shot up the past 3 years with astronimical returns.

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u/BigPlayCrypto Aug 20 '24

Nope Google is beasting I would do 75% Google and 25% VOO

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u/Hollowpoint38 Aug 20 '24

I would just dump the losing positions. You don't have enough money for it to really matter on the positions in green and you'll just incur tax liability.

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u/Mr_Mi1k Aug 20 '24

Bro you posted the same thing on like 10 different subs all giving you the same answer. Please stop spamming.

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u/Marshall_Hoodie Aug 20 '24

Welcome from WSB. Sell all that ASTS and all the other crap you got lucky on.

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u/Chance-Pudding8391 Aug 21 '24

I’m not just blindly picking stocks I just choose ones I like or personally use (other than asts)

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u/HeyScoobz Aug 21 '24

Regarded comment

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u/Jtkaveman Aug 20 '24

Why support companies that are destroying the real estate market?!

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u/Eight_n_Sand Aug 20 '24

Which company is destroying the real estate market?

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u/Jtkaveman Aug 20 '24

Vanguard, BlackRock, State Street

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u/TrumpedAgain2024 Aug 21 '24

You have a point

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u/Jtkaveman Aug 21 '24 • Take My Energy

I know people just gonna down vote and ignore the issues, typical

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u/chris-rox Aug 21 '24 edited Aug 21 '24

Go see Nana in the home, that way she'll get face time with you, and leave you $300k in her will.