VMVFX

PrimusPilus

For ethical as well as market bubble reasons, I've been trying to stay away from funds that contain Tesla (or anything to do with Elon Musk), Nvidia, and most of the big tech companies that are (probably disastrously, IMO) pot-committed to capex in AI build out. Vanguard makes it pretty easy to research their funds on their mobile app (or website), so you can get a feeling for what sectors and companies account for what % of the fund's holdings. One fund of theirs that I like for this current moment is VMVFX (VMNVX as Admiral Shares, $50k minimum investment for that); it's the Vanguard Global Minimum Volatility Fund. Steady ~8%+ annual return over 5/10 year splits, and its Top 10 holdings (by %) are: * Taiwan Semiconductor * Shell * Coca-Cola * Johnson & Johnson * Swisscom AG * AmerisourceBergen Corp * Waste Management * United Microelectronics * McDonald's * Boston Scientific All of which is to say, you can curate your own portfolio, but if you don't feel like micromanaging your investments, there are funds out there that steer clear of the obvious looming danger zones.