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Would love some honest feedback on my portfolio - heavy on tech, open to criticism
Would love some feedback on my stock portfolio - heavy on tech, open to criticism
What do you think of the growth section of my portfolio?
Thoughts on a quality & momentum based ETFs portfolio for my taxable brokerage account?
should I add SPMO or VOO to round out my portfolio?
Roth IRA + Pension: Should I be more aggressive in Roth or consolidate?
Thoughts on this portfolio allocation for a 25-year-old seeking growth?
Looking for opinions on my investments
Love it, hate it, or somewhere inbetween: tilt towards large cap momentum & small cap value
60% in a single tech stock (RSUs). Is this 3-ETF Ucits + 3 US based ETFs diversification plan too complicated?
Does anyone else have a Long-Term (LT) and Short-Term (ST) account?
Retirement portfolio - what your portfolio looks like?
Roth IRA vs taxable. Where should I hold my factors vs s&p 500
Jump back in now or buy over the next couple of months?
What should I do with my great performing HLT stocks?
If growth doesn't provide a compensated risk premium, why don't we hold all value?
ETF portfolio review: Trying to be aggressive for 15 year timeframe
Am I the only one excited about days like today?
Portfolio Advice: Can I be more aggressive with my investments?
just got $1350 to play around with; what should i invest in?
SPMO (Invesco S&P 500 Momentum ETF) Hits New 52-Week High Today
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SPMO. More recently FMTM and SGRT. All quite different and very little overlap in holdings, but all capturing momentum.
I just did that this year. I made a huge mistake of selling a bunch of VTI (and paying the taxes) to try and beat the market. It didn’t work out. Things change all the time, and trying to determine outcomes is a waste of time. But I did alter it a bit. I now do 30/30/30/10 VGT/VTI/SPMO/VXUS.
Buying SPMO and MTUM instead
Got out of all my space crap. Throwing the money into SPMO and FMTM
SPMO beats the whole world too
Guys I want to overexpose myself even more to tech because im a fomo chasing retard. My portfolio is currently mostly SPMO and FTEC, with 20% split between NBIS/AIS/MU/SOXL/SNDK. What do I need to do with my remaining cash to "diversify" myself in more tech stocks?
i got &SPMO calls before MU earnings today i fucking love life
oh shit i forgot MU was right at the top of SPMO holdings. nice pop there too.
Those State Street sector ETFs are very nice at times like this. Either the growth ones like XLI, or the new covered call ones like XLII. SPMO might be good. For extreme diversification, when all else fails, including gold, energy, etc., you might want DBMF, although hopefully not necessary. If you see DBMF is gaining significantly start building a bunker.
Everything you picked kinda sucks. Why don’t you try AIS or SPMO
So full disclosure, I really only buy LEAPS Calls on ETFs with good 3-month momentum. So I really don't 'play' any tickers for premium harvesting. I just place long bets on things that are going up. That said, a main idea of my post was that if you're selling CSPs or CCs, *it's probably best if you do it on something that's going up.* Don't even look at IV, and certainly don't search for it as a ticker to sell premium against. **Be directional** and you'll have better outcomes. So all that said, here's what I'm in right now: CHAT, CIBR, MTUM, RSPT, SOXX, SPMO, VLUE, XLK I plotted[ DRAM, FOTO, and AIPO against each other](https://stockanalysis.com/etf/compare/dram-vs-foto-vs-aipo/), and here's my thoughts. But keep in mind that I go long, and don't just sell Puts and hope it doesn't go down: I wouldn't be in **FOTO** because it's negative on the 3-month and 1-month. **AIPO** has had a good 3 months, but its 1m is flattening, so I'd be thinking about finding something better. Now **DRAM**, that's been incredible. And I was in it some weeks ago, but it's just too volatile for me. Look at it [compared to SOXX](https://stockanalysis.com/etf/compare/dram-vs-soxx/). Change the view to the 3m. **SOXX** has been more of an escalator, while DRAM has been more of a rollercoaster. And at 85% over the past 3 months, SOXX gives *plenty* of return. Just my thoughts, but a lot of things work.
Just go all in on SMH and SPMO maybe a little DRAM. Don't try so hard. Let it compound.
Also check FMTM. Doesn't overlap with SPMO.
Something that’s worked for me is going with S&P 500 and got higher risk ETF’s. I’m in on SPMO SMH & DRAM. Done me well so far but they are volatile. But I’ve been comfortable with that set up.
Momentum investing continues to soar. Even when Nasdaq is -1.2%, SPMO is 0.8%.
I've done pretty well over the last two years. Ive beat the NASDAQ by a few percent each year. Although, from here out, I'm going to slowly take profits and just put it into SPMO. If you don't know what that is. It's the Investco S&P 500 momentum ETF. It takes about 100 stocks out of the S&P 500 with the most momentum. It rebalances every six months. It has the upside of QQQ(even more this year )with the drawdowns less than SPY.
I'm going to hold on to Microsoft if/when it reaches $450/share then sell it. I'll put that money in SPMO or SMH
Happy to hold SPMO today
Your biggest advantage is time, you still young. You can gradually return to the market by invest weekly if you are afraid to buy at ATH. You can't time the market. Since 2023, I experiment with weekly buy VOO, SPMO etc regardless the market condition, my VOO is up 38% and 45% respectively. I also buy more shares each time market drop by a few %.
SPMO is built on this ethos and i love it
Time in the market>timing the market. You’re so young, you’ll get through any major drops. My advice? Get back in now, and keep adding when you can. Keep some in SGOV if you want to prepare for any major drops, but never panic when stocks go on sale. Voo should be at least half, then the other half stuff like SPMO or qqq
It weathered 2020 better than VOO and the S&P did. Fall 2022 it was still better. It only came down to meet VOO in May 2023 but then climbed away from it rapidly. In the past 3 years it has been head and shoulders above VOO. Using backtesting portfolio visualizer, investing 10k in Dec 2016 in both VOO and SPMO, no additional investing, no rebalancing, you'd have 39,073 in the S&P, 39,397 in VOO, and 61,656 in SPMO. [Let's see if this link works right, trying to share the chart](https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio?s=y&sl=4mrzguxKAEZ8LAL09jrbuk)
How did SPMO weather the 2008 market?
VOO will market match. But that's about all it'll do. It's long-term, slow growth, but more resistant to crashes. Maybe. It still took a few nose dives with me with the rest of the economy in the past 5+ years. It's safe. It's tame. If you're starting a little later, it can work, but I would suggest maybe looking at one or two slightly more agressive choices. I have VOO/VTI for many years. I just wasn't seeing the growth I wanted, also having started late. After a long delay of not wanting to deal with it, I finally was trying to take some numbers to a friend who wanted some casual suggestions about how to get started. Now I would suggest SPMO instead of VOO. Instead of VOO/VTI, I'd suggest SPMO/VGT in anything from 60/40 to 90/10 ratios.
$250 x 52 weeks = $13,000/annual investment Compounding interest averaging 10% for the S&P500 for the next 30 years will give you a final balance of around $2,100,000. GOOGL, MSFT, AMZN, APPL are all strong companies to invest in the short term but in the long term, the top 10 S&P500 typically change to new stocks every decade. You will have to decide the appropriate time to exit, take gains, and pay taxes. If you want a higher concentration in mag7 stocks, adding a tilt into SPMO or QQQM may help in the long term instead of buying individual stocks.
There appears to be zero downside. Fed will bail out the gamblers and they seem to know it. Look at momentum ETFs like SPMO they're absolutely crushing it. Basically chasing and FOMO is rewarded with no risk.
VOO and chill: 9% YTD, 26% YoY SPMO, FOMO and chasers: 31% YTD, 48% YoY 🤡 Fed rewarding gamblers and those slamming calls on every dip.
"How concerned should I be about the NVDA concentration at this level?" Nothing against NVDA - I've owned it for years - but wouldn't have 43% in anything. Becomes ultimately too reliant upon it and in an time where people on here act like a 10% correction is the apocalypse, I think a lot of people are not patient enough to make a big bet that underperforms for a period. "Would you trim or rebalance, or stay the course given the AI tailwinds?" I think the tech/AI portion could be trimmed a bit + with the remainder perhaps a bit more diversity rather than just mega caps. If you're trying for aggressive growth, there has to be more than just the giant companies everyone knows about, you have to pick some next big things rather than just the current very big and obvious things. Additionally, as others have noted some overlap with mega cap tech and your etfs like SPMO. Not sure what the strategy is. As someone else noted, SCHD at about 5% isn't going to provide a meaningful buffer if that's what the intent is.
Honestly if you Swap NVDA weight to SPMO, would be better IMO.
I'd rebalance NVDA to about 10%, given the overlap with SPMO. Divest the FBCG position. Take your profits and spread them out. One option would be to increase your relatively small international exposure.
Your portfolio is basically: 50% NVDA 75% concentrated in 5 stocks 85% concentrated in top 10 S&P500 or nasdaq 100 stocks 90% tech stocks Very volatile and vulnerable to market rotations. I'm not seeing how SPMO, FDMO, and FBCG work together. You're likely better simplifying to just SPMO or look for other etfs to compliment your strategy. Ideally a well diversified portfolio won't let any individual stock positions exceed 10% without serious consideration to trim and rebalance.
Ok, to get to $1.2 million in 4 years contributing $3,000/month would require average 20% growth per annum over that period. It is a very low likelihood that those 5 well-known large cap stocks are going to do that for you. I hate to even mention this to you, but to get those kinds of returns you probably want to be looking at leveraged ETFs. Much riskier and a good chance of losing serious money, but if you're that optimistic about tech... Most of your ETFs (SPMO, FDMO, FBCG) are redundant. If you haven't already, go look at each of their holdings and marvel at how almost identical they are. I'd say just pick the one with the lowest fees and consolidate, except that they are such a small part of your portfolio anyway it doesn't really matter.
Only because the market is at all time highs, I wouldn’t lump some it, use a high yield saving account to get 4-5% interest as you average in over the next 12 months, keeping 20% in a high yield account for market pull backs. I love the ETF SPMO, exceptional for an S&P 500 fund, it invests in the top 100 momentum ( top companies with growing revenues and profits ).
If you are young, it is better to invest as soon as possible. You can always save 10 to 15 percent cash ($40,000 to $60,000) in SGOV to buy the dip on market corrections. Invest in a broad S&P500 index like VOO or VTI. You can also invest in some portions in growth and/or value ETF because they can outperform S&P500 in some years. I like SPMO for momentum factor and VTV for value factor. How aggressive you want to invest depends upon your goals and time horizon. If you throw it all into the VOO, you will make around 10 percent a year just matching the market ($40,000+). You can lump sum or DCA. Whatever gets you to start investing, do it!
In reality if the war ends the market goes flat or down because inflation goes down. I mean look at how SCHD preformed prior and SPY SMH and SPMO were flat for a year before the war. Was this all just a squeeze?
SPMO is my baby for this. I love the volatility. I know about the set and forget mindset, but I like to check everyday just for funsies. And SPMO makes it really fun, while also going up decently
You can use VGT or AVUV or SPMO instead of nasdaq 100.
Below is my all equities Roth IRA. (I have a separate, more conservative, VTI-VXUS-BND-BNDX tax-deferred account.) SPMO 45% VEA 35% GOOGL 10% RY 10% What U.S. equity ETF would you add to this Roth IRA?
SPMO and chill: +43% YoY, 28% YTD VOO and chill: +22% YoY, 8% YTD 😂
SPMO - i love the momentum. And the rotation semi annually is really nice as well. Essentially captures whatever is hot, whenever it's getting hot DRAM - Memory seems to be a big play as of now. Been doing well for me, will hold until late 2027 as we learn more about how memory will stay
I spent the last 2 weeks of May dialing back my risk and forging a bullet proof port, predicting a pullback in June. Almost all ETF bullshit. Cash reserves to buy the dip on VOO/QQQM/SPMO whatever. June 1 it didn't happen, kept pumping. I figured it would just keeping going up forever, that I could time my exit if it is a bubble. Peak FOMO. Went back into high risk AI hype shit on fucking June 2, I shit you not. Top regard.
What's a good price point to full port SPMO and forget about it for 10 years? Don't wanna buy a top
That's conviction brother. We will hold the line together. I sold SPMO for this (I'm regarded I know)
Now simply add SPMO, it will only be 11yrs, but then ask yourself if you would have wanted that as your port last decade. [https://testfol.io/?s=kAZ6wRd8dWv](https://testfol.io/?s=kAZ6wRd8dWv)
SP500, SPMO, SPHQ, AVUV, AVDV make up a significant portion of my retirement accounts, in part because of my anticipation of this.
Your instinct to swap out QQQM is solid, but maybe not for the reasons you think. VOO already has heavy mega-cap tech exposure (NVDA, AAPL, MSFT are ~20% of VOO). Adding QQQM, SPMO, and VGT on top of that gives you massive overlap — basically your whole portfolio is US large-cap growth. Swapping QQQM for AVUV (small-cap value) and VXUS (international) would actually diversify you. AVUV gives you exposure to smaller companies that are historically cheaper and have higher expected returns (the Fama-French value premium). VXUS gives you non-US exposure, which reduces your country-specific risk. For the remaining "growth" allocation, VGT already covers tech. You could drop SPMO as well (it's momentum factor, which overlaps with growth) and just hold VOO + VGT for US, then add AVUV + VXUS for diversification.
Take a look at SPMO - I think it might be where my QQQ money ends up.
Yes, SPMO can be fine instead of VOO. (I just came to SPMO from you!) VTI is inferior than VOO, not attractive over a long period.
Why SPMO? It's not exactly the same as VO (or IVV). Agreed about VTI, though I do SPTM (even though the correlation is so high they they're basically interchangable).
Thank you for providing the outcome of your experiment with stock picking. I feel so often like I'm making a mistake by just buying VOO/VXUS (and, recently, rebalancing to a 10% SPMO tilt) and that I'm being 'left behind' by not holding stocks that moon...sounds like I need to just stay the course and trust VOO to do its thing.
Can you please explain what you mean here? I've seen statements like this before and don't quite understand. Let's say, for example, I want to use SPMO and TQQQ. How exactly would you apply your advice to a portfolio with those funds?
I plan to divest completely from QQQ in my retirement - non tax event- investments. I have seen no good argument for the fast track rule. This deal stinks. It looks like corruption at its worst. Did a Chat GPT session to do research and I will switch to 3 or 4 of these ETFs/Funds MTG/XLK/FTEC/VGT/SPMO/MTUM/FBCG. Its an aggressive - probably more aggressive than QQQ portfolio. I've been lazy to not do some diversifying these past years - but hey QQQ served me well.
Yeah, I think it's going to continue to fall for at least a few more days. One good Green Day and people are going to FOMO back in.(knock on wood.) I'm going to add to my SPMO position heavily on these red days
Today I just bought more of an ETF.......SPMO I want a higher ratio to VOO in my portfolio
It's very unusual for QQQ and SPMO to drop 5% in one day. Is it an extreme overreaction, probably. It's just a lot different than grinding down for a weeks at 0.5-1% a day. I think people are going to be a little more timid about jumping back in this time. The market is way overbought. I think we're going to kind of flounder around sideways until the midterms are over and Iran is resolved
I panic bought SPMO. Seeing as it was down over 5%, my hands were tied
Bought 10k more of SPMO. Will buy more next week if it keeps going down. Been doing this for decades. 1.7M net worth because I don’t panic, I buy the dips
I full ported my 401k into SPMO back in Feb. ran up about 28%. Had an additional 25k chilling on the sidelines. Dumped into into spmo yesterday. I’m only up 11% now so about a 18% drawback. Luckily Im on the younger side so I don’t care much for thus drastic dips. For those that will comment saying I’m stupid and it’s Risky. Wait until you find out I put 25% of my 401k. Into a LUNL a 2x leverage etf for LUNR back in December 🤣🤣 shit ran up a clean 100% before I cashed. I like this risky shit. It’s go big or go home for me.
SPMO, QQQM, VONG, AVDV, VXUS, FLKR, SMH, XLK, lots of single stocks.
Do you have a place that is yours to call home. You already have good amounts in stocks and markets, next you should probably focus on getting a place to call yours. If that is already taken care of , then VT is fine, but maybe have a little bit in some growth/momentum plays like SCHD, SPMO, FMTM etc. Allocate maybe 10% for these aggressive plays maybe
And SPMO has had better returns then QQQ. But QQQ is changing their rules from what got them the double the returns you are talking about, is changing their rules now so is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Yeah, I’m all in FXAIX in my 401k. I’m not changing that, and I’m not changing my taxable or IRA. I do hold a lot of SPMO and SPHQ in my self-managed accounts, in part because those are harder for trash to sneak into.
FLKR. SPMO, QQQM, VONG. Probably some individual stocks, like SOUN. We’ll see what’s hurting the most in a few minutes.
Absolutely false. The stock market is very much risk-on right now. SPMO is up 14% over the last month, while Utilities dipped below its 1yr SMA, and healthcare isn’t too far above its.
> SPMO That's a good idea too. Thank you.
Just do SPMO and VGT 50/40 split
Don’t do individual stocks. I suggest SPMO etf. Qqq is great. Get rich slowly. A few years ago I had about 400k and thought I had stuck gold! Now I have over 1.2M and growing. I’m 60, so getting nearer to the end of my life, but I tell younger people, invest, wisely, never panic, and but the dips.
damn you taking the L on Nike and PYPL too 😞. I'll be honest never a bad idea to take profits(I usually just take out my initials and move it over to and ETF like SPYM or QQQM or SPMO)
VT sucks and is easily beaten. Over 5 years: VT 70% VOO 93% QQQ 127% SPMO 187% Why would you want to hold all the companies including the worst trash?
My portfolio was nearly all NVDA the past decade, since last fall I have been diversifying it into VT/VOO and a little SPMO/SMH. I put a small amount in MU and DRAM for FOMO but it triggered -15% stop loss and sold, then continued taking off 🤷♂️ I also have a HYSA at 4.40% APY with 3 years of expenses in it but am otherwise suspicious of the openly acknowledged market manipulation occuring by our current administration, the oil situation, tech CEOs cutting AI spend from "tokenmaxxing", public outrage against datacenters, ect. What's clear is those in power will do anything to prop up the market economy under the auspices of national security, but I already had a good run and left the corporate world and have less appetite for risk now.
Does anyone favor momentum funds like SPMO? The thesis is simple: Most wealth is grown in a concentration of stocks that generate the most wealth. In bull markets, people FOMO into the high growth stocks in order to chase returns. These etfs have outperformed the broader indexes, as long as the bull market continues https://portfolioslab.com/tools/stock-comparison/SPMO/VOO Thoughts?
Does anyone favor momentum funds like SPMO? The thesis is simple: Most wealth is grown in a concentration of stocks that generate the most wealth. In bull markets, people FOMO into the high growth stocks in order to chase returns. These etfs have outperformed the broader indexes, as lonf as the bull market continues https://portfolioslab.com/tools/stock-comparison/SPMO/VOO Thoughts?
It sounds like maybe you should go with some riskier investments? Not sure what else you’re wanting with this post if you really have no plan to alter your approach. I’m up 68% YTD with heavy investments in space, tech and a bit in drones. Of course it could all come crashing down, and I am slowly moving some gains into safer ETFs, but it just comes down to risk tolerance. Tbh you seem over diversified for my taste. You’d probably be better off in VOO with a bit in more growth-focused ETFs like SPMO and QQQM.
Decent point but i do see pretty big performance differences with them depending on conditions. I'm more or less letting them all run for a while, and seeing if I want to keep or cut any. did reduce the number of etfs though, currently in VOO VOOG VXUS SPMO VGT SMH QQQ by having them all running for a while gaining some insights as to how they are all performing in different market conditions etc with slightly different balances of holdings, even if there is overlap. if any aren't cutting it will definitely trim
but SPMO only +25% YTD, I need something that do +25% each week like MU
SPMO and SPHQ. I hope by “cash” you mean T-bills or SGOV.
XSD, VLUE, XLK, SPMO everything is at an ATH unless you're a psychic and want to buy something that's dropping in the other direction during a massive bull run.
As far as I am concerned SPMO rebalances each 6 months .. and FMTM monthly. Correct me if I am wrong please. I could check AI but it's not the same as an another investor opinion! Thanks in advance
SPMO rebalances monthly and it only keeps the top players. Do some research between SPMO and VOO. Including draw downs and recoveries. SPMO kills it.