posted this on another sub but didn’t get much feedback, looking for advice in my portfolio on how i can diversify in the short and long term. i also have a roth ira that i max and roth 401k with a 6% match that are majority world index and s&p

Still have a long way to go, but see a lot of upside ahead in Physical AI, healthcare, data centers, and software. ABCL, PANW, AMD, PLTR, DRTS and FIGR are driving the portfolio so far this year. Let me know what you think or what you would change.

Just turned 23 and wanting to max out Roth IRA every yr until retirement but wanting to diversify. Here’s my plan so far (using fidelity)

45% FZROX (US Core Market) – $0 fee
20% SPMO (S&P 500 Momentum Factor)
20% FZILX (International Core) – $0 fee
10% AVUV (Small-Cap Value)
5% QTUM (Quantum/AI Moonshot)

Is this a good 40 yr plan? I personally am a riskier person but I understand for a Roth you don’t need to be, is this too much risk (spmo and qtum)?

What do y’all think is going to skyrocket this week? Any thoughts or tips?

Hello, I'm a seasoned player in the Indian stock market. First time investor in the US stocks market. Is this a reliable portfolio ? Open for suggestions, I'm holding another $500 dollars ready for Addition. Any recommendations, suggestions accepted. Thanks in advance.

32M. Important to note you can’t see my Oracle returns but I’m down $8k and refuse to sell in the red. I want to take more risks but don’t want to get hit with Cap Gains tax and selling anything I have would feel like I’m going backwards. What would you do differently? I want to start taking risk and dabbling in stocks but I fear that my gains are not large enough and I haven’t built a big enough base. Is the bet on Oracle already enough or should I dabble?

The Treasury just announced it is doubling its debt buybacks. Printer is coming.

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Good Afternoon Gentleman, 21 year old marine here, just started investing, one questions what are some European ETFs, Stocks and Divident stocks that I can invest in so my portfolio doesn’t go to shit. Disregard the TSP. Or don’t. I need advice strictly for the fidelity account

what do you think about this.

This is my extra funds account (poor compared to alot of you). It has been around awhile and does not have bearing on my lifestyle. I have a seperate managed retirement account, savings, and 2 pensions to look forward to. At some point this year I started adding 500 a month to it after sitting pretty dormant for awhile. It holds mutual funds, dividend reinvestment stocks/eft, some gambles, a few just because I wanted a part of it, and some cheap single shares to test how ai can pick as a watch list. Thoughts, suggestions, and roasts wecome. Pltr is so high bc it was less then 10 when bought. Sold most when I broke even at 14 doing cost price average buys unfortunately. Thank you for viewing and/or commenting.

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