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Honestly, this sounds close. I think the next pullback doesn't measure up to the chaos that April brought (which for me, overshadows what happened before then). I will say this though, although who knows, I could be off, I think we may have already had our July 4th move and you won't have the S&P/Nasdaq at least push further. Semis have been threatening to roll since the MU report and may well have finally done it with a big whale taking profits in their semi calls. Might have a bit more juice ex-tech for NOW (semis are big enough that if they're taking a breather, it means brick on head for the Nasdaq), but idk if it'll flash in the S&P as for parts of the day, it took RSP +1.3%ish or so to turn the S&P green.
T2104 cumulative volume index was bullish most of the day. Divergence with SPY until late in the day RSP positions were being bought and not QQQ obviously. I like a small gap up tomorrow. SPY and QQQs got hit with a rotation. There will be buyers at these prices.
Buy what low? RSP is near all time highs.
# I look at SPY and then look at RSP in disbelief
Notice RSP. BUY signal dummies! Stop worrying about tech it’s fine and not going anywhere (yet). Let the market 🏃.
RSP (equal weight SPY) is actually up a whole 1% today. While QQQ is down 1.1% and SPY down .25%
RSP popping off while SPY dies Butterfly meme: is this rotation?
I agree with your assessment of him. He’s a shill. However, this is still value in many sectors such as health care , select semi-conductors. Also financials, Some REITS, airlines etc. The equal weighted index, RSP is up on average 11% per year the past 5 years, that’s not extreme. The expectation is that the Fed will cut at least 75 bp on the next 12 months. That will help the rest of the market. The bubble may expand to these other sectors. Don’t sell all your stock, trim positions slowly .
RSP, 6 Month T-Bill, LULU, KO, OXY, T. Go for low risk. Low risk low profits is better than high risk high losses with the boss’s money.
In theory, an equal-weight index like RSP should outperform VOO in that scenario precisely for the reason you mention - it trims winners and boosts fallers. Because FAANG-etc made up so much of the performance of the S&P in the last decade, market-weight indexes have had a slight edge instead.
About 15k cost basis in puts atm, 220k in HYSA. losses of about ~8K in puts between April and now. 3/5 puts for July 18th/25th for SPY. 1/5 puts for October for SPY. 1/5 puts for January for SPY and RSP.
If you're worried about this you could get an equal weighted version like RSP. Long-term it basically tracks the S&P more or less but smooths out a lot of peaks and valleys.
Apparently some of yall actually interested so: the last two times the SPY/RSP ratio got above 3.3, we had 1) the Yen carry trade 10% correction and 2) the Trump trade war 20% correction. Gonna be very difficult to rally from here without better breadth.
For those of yall that use TradingView - check out SPY/RSP, and look at what happened the last few times that ratio got so high.
RSP doing even worse hehe
RSP hard stuck at 180 for about 2 hours now
I’m gonna get called a dumb stinky ber, but real talk, the market doesn’t like it when SPY performance diverges so strongly from the equal weight index, RSP. See July 2024 and February 2025.
TSLA fell of my technical buy list this week. MCD, KO, JNJ… as well as the European stock ETF (IEUR) and China ETF (KWEB) all performing poorly this week. Also noted the short US treasury ETF hit a technical sell today indicating rates will drop (could indicate the market is anticipating recessionary pressure). GOOGL fell off my buy list as well as RSP (equal weight S&P etf) and DIA (Dow industrials ETF). This was the second week in a row where my approved buy list has decreased in number. Several things JUST made the cut… the general picture I’m seeing is some weakness setting into the market. It was not a good week. More pain this next week… no short term expiration calls… cash or puts are the play. Good luck!
This dip is like EXCLUSIVELY Mag 7 dropping. The equal weight S&P ($RSP) isn’t even budging
RSP equal weighted s&p is telling a much different story than SPY. The market is weak, and only mega cap is holding things up. That is not conducive for a rally or a bull thesis. Im in 2w - 1m puts and short calls until that changes.
For sure. I'm using NVDA as an extreme example. It is responsible for something like 17% of the NASDAQ gains over four years (I'd have to double check the figure). Everyone owns it. Thinks it's unstoppable. Blowout earnings hit the tape. Price goes up, drops, up again on low volume, floats down. In a booming market, that shouldn't have happened. Something like 50% of S&P companies aren't over their 200 day moving average. 268 out of 503 of the companies are down for the year. SPY/RSP is almost at peak levels - hasn't been this high since 2004. None of this screams strenght. Anyone who is spiking the ball in the end zone right now doesn't realize the game is just starting for this year.
RSP doing some scary ish 
RSP most certainly has exposure to these.
I would probably buy RSP and call it a day. You can also buy long dated ITM puts instead of shorting, if that makes you more comfortable. If you say which companies you're trying to avoid, somebody might have specific suggestions.
Look at RSP and you’ll see the same thing. SPY is being buoyed by a few of the companies with the largest market cap
RSP is down more than SPY or NVDA 🤔
Buy something like RSP. It's actually balanced out for all the companies. SPY is comically overweight in 10 companies and people buy it because it's "diversified". Or you can just look up the holdings in SPY and make your own version of what they have.
There is not a very easy way to do it. There is XMAG, an ETF that doesn't have the magnificent 7. And then you could buy the other 5 companies separately to exclude just Apple and Tesla. Alternatively you could get an equal-weighted S&P500 ETF (RSP) which limits exposure to the Mag 7, and then buy those 5 stocks separately.
RSP is the canary in the coal mine for the broad indices later today IMO
Well that took long enough. My puts are now good! I knew it was a fake Mega cap fueled rally. Internals were screaming bearish all day and RSP was way down, the SPY/RSP ratio was unsustainable and here is my reward for patience and not falling for MM tricks!
Oof look at the SPY/RSP divergence! Mega tech is holding up this pump. She will come down most likely if they relent like the broader market.
Come on, guy. I just want RSP and IWM to get back in the black all I can exit before summer earnings.
I like to use the RSP ETF because that's an equal weighted S&P index. I'm not digging holding SPY because mag-7 swings it way too much.
What other companies are you trying to avoid? You could do RSP equal weighted which minimizes exposure to mega cap stocks like UNH. Or you could buy QQQ which is tech heavy and not really allocated to healthcare.
I'm similar to you, have \~10% of my portfolio in defense (ITA), I like to limit my exposure with ETF's by having them in individual sectors rather than broad market...I'm still diversified, but I know Reddit says not being heavy in VOO is terrible... Made adjustments this AM to XLB, RSP, and XLI to have \~50% of my portfolio allocation, and bought AMD and NVDA at open as a bet for this UAE deal going on today. I don't mind owning there outright at the moment and its only \~5% of my portfolio
$RSP is up 0.60% today. Equal weight > Mag 7 overweight $SPY $RSP YTD -2.19% $SPY YTD -4.39% And reddit is still BTD on $GOOG providing exit liquidity. The trend is your friend until it is the end. Nearly any diversified portfolio w/o $MAGS exposure is up YTD.
You are just having a custom weighting method and it is impossible to say if it is good or bad (as its impossible to say what is better - SPY or RSP).
My Current Portfolio (as of May 7, 2025): • GOLDETF: 29.42% • Apple: 24.51% • SPDR Gold ETF: 17.63% • NVIDIA: 16.10% • AXREIT: 4.19% • Other: 8.15% Total positions: 8 ⸻ I’m thinking about what I should invest in next. I’ve been considering QQQ or SPY, but I feel like I’m too late to join since both are already at high prices. I also thought about going with RSP (equal-weight S&P 500), but at the same time, I’m worried that my plan to invest only $5 per month might be too little and that fees or commissions will eat into my profits. Questions I’d like advice on: 1. Should I go with QQQ, SPY, or RSP at this point? 2. How much should I ideally put in per month so that fees won’t significantly impact my returns? 3. Any other ideas for what I should add next to balance my portfolio? I’m investing with a mid to long-term horizon and prefer passive investing, but I’m also open to tactical moves when opportunities arise.
People really dont seem to think that predicting stocks is like predicting the future, but thats exactly what it is. to successfully predict in the long term a stock price you have to successfully predict investor psychology, the macro environment, specific details to that industry, etc...its extremely difficult to do with any degree of success in the long run. but what is easy to do with reasonably large success is predict that the US will continue to be a GDP juggernaut, and bet on the top 500 biggest names to continue to perform well...RSP is a fucking no brainer
Put the proceeds into equal weight S&P? RSP.
RSP is SPY but closer to equivalent weightings in all the companies. all the 500-ish stocks in RSP have a weighting between 0.2 and 0.23%.
The thing about all of this that is quite bullish is not that we’re going up a ton, it’s that it’s looking quite broad. Even IWM wants to go up. RSP green
One could short RSP if one wanted to hedge. Much better than trying to run an inverse ETF on main index.
Mag 7 is heavily weighted in the main indexes. $RSP actually closed in the red today indicating there’s little breadth behind these rallies.
Oddly enough, RSP never went green today
You could always get some RSP and SCHV to balance out stuff if you’re nervous
We’re in the same boat. This is what I did right around the tariff pause, put a couple hundred in. My prior experience was holding Microsoft in 2019 and shitcoins and options on here during the pandemic. Good times but barely came out even. Go for it. Drop a few hundred in to start and throw $20 or $40 in depending on the feelings that week or day. Start diversified. Your gains won’t be massive but everything is so volatile that there’s no winning. Experiment, learn more about different stocks and ETFs. Go international, gold, etc. Look for low volatility like SPLV or even RSP. Maybe there’s another bottom coming and then you can reevaluate putting in significant amounts of money. For now just cut your teeth in this insanity to get a feel for it. Or puts on SPY and fingers cross
I'm sorry, I thought we were in r/stocks, which is focus on the *stock market*. Canada is a diverse economy. We have our resources, manufacturing financial, real estate, agricultural sectors that we share with the US, but you what we don't have? Tech. All I really need to do is compare the returns of the entire Canadian economy vs the SP500 Equally Weight ETF, which strips out the tech sector. Annualized returns, VCN 10.6%; RSP 11.0%. America's strength isn't in diversity, moreso that they're overweight in the latest gold rush.
RSP > SPY until the end-of-June SPY rebalancing. The S&P 493 look strong. Tough to go long when so much of every 401(k) dollar gets sucked up by 7 stocks that still look weak, but I think the RSP is the best you can do if you trust that the 493 have bottomed (they have).
RSP ripping. I’ve been saying this, if you are waiting for some crash bottom, you are simply missing out. You missed the big one, don’t miss the rest
Incredible that RSP is nearly green
RSP is flat/up, who gives AF. China shouldn't be getting the latest and greatest tech anyway.
The other 493 companies? RSP is almost at even for the day
Any theories? I wondered if it was a difference in weighting with mega caps and Tesla being sold as a way of extracting money from index-buyers and moving it to a different strategy. RSP actually followed the SPX better than SPY did. I've got no clue but thought it was unusual also.
Keep it simple: RSP. New highs around the corner but my guess a lot of chopping around for the next year or two.
I am in Canada. Our RSP, is like your 401k and that is maxed out. Them there is a tfsa- tax free savings account - that is maxed out as well. Those accounts I can sell holdings with no tax implications. Everything else is in open account, so what ever I sell, I pay tax.
Look at $RSP ten year chart. This is a blip on the radar. We are flushing all of the funny money out anyway. If you’re younger than a boomer. You want to be a buyer.
RSP is back below 2021 high. Russell never made a new high and is right back at the lowest levels of the inflation scare. You are talking about 7 stocks that distorted the performance of the rest
I should probably reiterate and say its $10k down my gains, so now down $2k in my RSP and still $8k up another account. But ya I tried to diversify as much as I could and have ETFs too. But haha I agree with you Im as knowledgeable as the orange turd in terms of the market. Should have pulled out when everyone said this will happen in January but here we are. I appreciate your support and wish the best to you as well.
I'm a problem gambler so I make sure that my interests are purely academic. Though my 401k which is in RSP the equal weight fund is down like $150k.
Invesco S&P 500® Equal Weight ETF (RSP) is based on the S&P 500® Equal Weight Index (Index). The Fund will invest at least 90% of its total assets in securities that comprise the Index. The Index equally weights the stocks in the S&P 500® Index. This approach results in an exposure that tilts toward smaller companies in the S&P 500 Index. Relative to market cap indexes like the S&P 500, this reduces the concentration risk. RSP and the Index are rebalanced quarterly. https://www.invesco.com/us/financial-products/etfs/product-detail?audienceType=investor&ticker=rsp
Hey thanks for the reply. But still my main question is not really answered. The RSP states "The fund generally will invest at least 90% of its total assets in securities that comprise the underlying index. Strictly in accordance with its guidelines and mandated procedures, the index provider compiles, maintains and calculates the underlying index, which consists of all of the of the S&P 500® Index "Generally" is a loose word. What I'm basically trying to get at is when I put my money in a bank, I know its going into the bank and will be there. If I invest in a fund, and it states "generally" what guarantee do I have that it won't make some wonky decision thats not in line with what I invested in, which is the idea that it will remain as diversified as possible? It seems I'll have to read the mandate and procedures of any fund to understand what it can and can't do with my money which in all honesty I don't know I have the intellect to full understand, since these things are generally filled with legal language and jargon, in which case I have to hire a lawyer..... hmmm
"I'm new to all this and I always assumed a index fund that tracked the S&P 500 was evenly distributed with all the companies in that market" You can get the equal weight S&P 500 etf - RSP
It's never a good idea to make lifetime financial decisions based on minute by minute reddit comments on daily stock decisions thread. : ) If your want to invert reddit, if your bullish buy $RSP. If your bearish short $QQQ. Just stay away from the Mag 7 stocks that everyone here owns and is BTD on during this ant sized pullback.
RSP basically down as much as big SPY should be a pause for concern
We’re not crashing badly yet. Equal weight S&P etf RSP just turned green.
Registered account (RSP) managed YTD +1.85% Non Registered ( My mess around acct) YTD -1.18% Minimal gain or loss for me so far
If you’re young, definitely focus on growth. But keeping say 20% in SCHD for diversity seems entirely reasonable. What’s not reasonable is holding QQQM and most of the MAG 7 individually - choose one or the other and then diversify more - small caps, utilities, foreign, or maybe just RSP or XMAG. I have no idea what the stock market is going to do over the next 10 years – but I can pretty much guarantee that the mag seven will not see 1000% growth again.
Today was amazing. Never seen so much breadth. RSP S&P equal weight up 1.5%
check out RSP vs MAGS, this was a breadth movement, not a large caps movement. Hard to capture unless you are in medium to small caps
Yall seriously need to look at RSP and QQEW instead of your 9 mega cap watch lists
Ohhh we looking dumpy. RSP was holding us up but that’s faltering now too
keeping exposure to the market with RSP while targeting specific prices of entry for each mag 7 stock
something to be said about RSP vs SPY trading
RSP up almost 1% compared to SPY's weighted ass Butterfly meme: Is this rotation?
I'd actually go from late November tbh. They may still be up on the year, sure, but I have been unhappy about how RSP or XLI/XLB/XLE, etc have traded since then. Until proven otherwise, it's likely that "highs are in" there for this cycle.
But look back and compare it to my boy RSP. Down 17% vs 25% for market weight SPY. So yeah, still a bear market, but the rout was lead by tech for sure.
There will be heavy TSLA buying for RSP, lol
Just buy SPY and proportional amounts of TSLQ to offset Tesla. But a better approach is RSP if you want to reduce the impact of the mag7 tanking.
Yeah, if you're going to better put it, large caps outside of oil were fine after December 2022 overall. They all recovered, otherwise RSP wouldn't have gotten to over 15% above the 2021 record. If it's a small cap or several names not related to the indexes, then yes, a lot of names never recovered from late 21-22.
Interesting. The equal-weight index RSP is only - .35%. So most stocks are chilling, just the big names being sold off.
+1.29% YTD. 100% equities. Top holdings are VTV, VOE, RSP and SPTM.
Ended up transitioning to ETFs including DURA, VEU, USMV, LVHD, and RSP. Only stocks I kept were BX, MSFT, and GS. Also lessened my allocation to VOO, and QQQ. Impossible to pick an individual stock or sector when you don't know what the administration will target next.
I'm between buying SPY puts or RSP puts
Banks outperforming was cool while it lasted and if this continues for long, RSP won't be green either on the year (haven't checked).
Oh wow RSP is actually down more than SPY
You know Trump formally announced the crypto reserve, right? And it will hold BTC, ETH, SOL, RSP . . . Bumped BTC from $84K to $94K. Now slipping again. The formal Crypto Summit is Thursday. Hopefully that will push everyone up again . . .
RSP down -0.37, XLK down -1.55%. Rest of the market holding up better than tech.
Buy 35 % IVV (S&P 500) Buy 25 % RSP (equal weighted S&P 500) Buy 25 % PFF (Preferred stock ETF) Buy 10% IEMG (Emerging Markets ETF) Buy 5% GLD (Gold ETF)
For the idea that you're seeing a rotation out of tech, you haven't seen RSP or SCHD set a new higher high since late November or early December, just fyi. It's early, but things are set up to not be great for this year.
Not contrarian view. We are still in a bull market and bullishness should prevail. No one is predicting a bear market anytime soon. Ask yourself this question would you be long 2025 or short the SPY or VTI. The market is actually performing well on a broader basis. Look at tickers QQQE and RSP. That’s where you hide right now in the broader market as big tech had its run 2023-2024 it seems. People are dumping big tech to diversify kind of like beginning of 2022.
Not contrarian view. We are still in a bull market and bullishness should prevail. No one is predicting a bear market anytime soon. Ask yourself this question would you be long 2025 or short the SPY or VTI. The market is actually performing well on a broader basis. Look at tickers QQQE and RSP. That’s where you hide right now in the broader market as big tech had its run 2023-2024 it seems. People are dumping big tech to diversify kind of like beginning of 2022.