ADPV

All-sTATE-insurance

ADPV ETF is cool because it goes after strong momentum and relative strength but goes full into cash every time the SPY goes below the 200 day moving average. If you're concerned the markets will go through a bear market. This ETF is designed to be in cash during that time (defined by being in cash) Once markets are back above 200 day moving average then it will go back to picking the 25 strongest momentum and relative strength stocks.

CollisionCourse321

When you buy VOO, you’re buying PLTR. Just a very small amount. .54% of VOO is PLTR stock. In every 2 dollars of VOO there is one cent of value from PLTR. VGT has 1.65% of its value from PLTR. ADPV: 12.4% (but a 1 percent fee) So yeah, go ahead and buy PLTR. It’s your money. Certainly is a hot stock this past year. And seems to be ingraining itself in USA commerce, here to stay. But VOO is as close to a sure thing there is. Buy and hold and it will grow and also insulate you from ridiculous swings. VOO will certainly still see swings, but the diversity of stocks protects you. Having a significant portion of your portfolio on individual stocks is considered very risky. Something like 5-10 percent of your portfolio in individual stocks (cause it’s fun, obviously) is much more in line with best practice.