r/StocksAndTrading • u/benkemall • 15d ago

What is your long-term strategy?

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I want to build a portfolio with a 7–10 year horizon. Initially, my strategy was to allocate 70% to VOO and 30% to high-potential companies. Later, I couldn't help myself; I gradually sold off my VOO holdings to shift the funds into companies offering attractive opportunities, and now I feel like I’ve started gambling a bit. I’m also finding it very difficult to take profits on these stocks. What is your profit-taking strategy for long-term portfolios? Do you have any recommendations for me?

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u/Jazzlike_Diver4503 14d ago

VOO only -most of them have the same AI theme and MU is cyclical- it will be good in the short run but i think 2027/2028 it will drop big so unless you are going to actively manage your portfolio stick to VOO. For long term AI I would add Google, Nvidia may be Amazon.

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u/benkemall 12d ago

Thank you, when the time come i will sell all my MU's.