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Let's go! For most, the best investment route is to just purchase a S&P500 index fund/ETF and hold on (*while adding to it often and extra when markets are in a down-cycle). Vanguard's VOO and VFINX have low expense ratios % and are great choices! VTI / VTSMX are also good (total market) options.

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Let's go! For most, the best investment route is to just purchase a S&P500 index fund/ETF and hold on (*while adding to it often and extra when markets are in a down-cycle). Vanguard's VOO and VFINX have low expense ratios % and are great choices! VTI / VTSMX are also good (total market) options.

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Let's go! For most, the best investment route is to just purchase a S&P500 index fund/ETF and hold on (*while adding to it often and extra when markets are in a down-cycle). Vanguard's VOO and VFINX have low expense ratios % and are great choices! VTI / VTSMX are also good (total market) options.

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Made My First Investment At 20.

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35k pension - considering rolling to my IRA

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I hit $100,000 in Broad Market Index Funds (mostly VOO and VTI) this Jan

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QQQ or VOO which one will you choose ?

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I've come to pretty much the same conclusion but I guess have been too naive to execute properly. I'm holding my stuff for now because I hate taking a loss but once it's back up I'm going all in on VTI/VOO and not looking back. I don't wanna lose all that hard work you know. Thanks for sharing that

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Contributing since around 2008. Initially I did the minimum, just the 3% company match. Later I changed it to 7%. And the last few years I was maxing out the contribution (~21-23k). As they say, the first 100k is hard. The second is easy. Once you hit 1M, it grows on its own. Only thing I'd do differently if I could do it over, is not worry about stock market crashes, not put anything into bonds. I would recommend 100% into VOO and forget it. I am basically doing that now. I also had a lot of time spend studying patterns, writing trading algos, trading futures and options. I never had any concrete success, and had a few days with /ES where I would be down 50-70k in one or two days. It's too stressful, and I never enjoyed it.

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bought 1 VOO at $630 sold it at $610 bought 2 VTIs with the same amount of money 2 > 1 I win, you lose. Your godlord Warren Buffet is down 7% while I'm up 100% (from 1 to 2 = 100%)

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The honest answer is that the fastest way to grow wealth through investing and the most reliable way are almost never the same thing. The BTC example works perfectly in hindsight but timing a bear market entry and bull market exit consistently over multiple cycles is something almost nobody actually pulls off. Most people who try end up buying high and panic selling low. The ProShares Ultra Semiconductors ETF is a leveraged ETF it uses borrowed money to amplify returns. That 53% annual return also comes with devastating losses in down years. These products are designed for short term trading, not long term holding. Many investors have been wiped out holding leveraged ETFs through a downturn. The boring answer is usually the right one broad index funds like VOO or VTI have returned roughly 10-12% annually over decades, are tax efficient, require no timing, and let you sleep at night. The fastest way to grow wealth is actually pretty simple: high savings rate, consistent investing, long time horizon, and not doing anything stupid in a downturn. Unsexy but it works every time.

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Buy 3k VOO at the start of each month over the next 6 months

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Anytime you’re not buying at ATH is a good opportunity. That being said, I see VOO going down about 20-50% easily. Screencap this.

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Half of all your holdings should always in an index fund like VOO, VTI, SPY, or QQQ.

I would invest half now and DCA the rest over the next few months. I would go VOO, VGT, IDVO, IAU with a break down of 40%, 30%, 20%, and 10%. Give you decent coverage of the markets. The single stocks you want to buy are already large portion of VOO and VGT

>Not doing vti or spy because that is very long term and will likely be down this year This type of logic is why most individual investors lose to the market index. If the market continues to dip, and dip and dip; and you keep accumulating along the way, your cost basis goes down and your profit margin goes up, on an asset that historically goes up. It's like saying, hey I'm gladly keep buying VOO at $630 because it's doing great! But oh no, I won't buy it at $580 because it's doing "bad". I said the same thing back in April 2025; same concept but with different numbers of course.

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Keep buying, but be smart about what you’re buying. High risk startups that still lose money every quarter probably aren’t a great choice at the moment. Given that the Mag 7 have taken larger hits than the rest of the sp500, VOO or similar is probably a fairly safe bet long term.

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Don’t buy individual company stock. It closer to gamble than investing. Always only buy ETFs as it gives better protections. Go VOO or VT.

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Throw it in VT or VOO

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As a beginner my advice: Allocate most to VOO or something similar. 80-90%. The rest allocate into individual stocks. You will learn more about investing holding individual stocks, but you should realize in the long term whatever you pick is unlikely to outperform VOO.

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Dont buy single stocks but deff get some while they are down. Ide split between VOO and RSP, or just RSP.

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Yes. I know people have said VOO which I agree with. Would also consider VGT tech has sold off heavily and valuations are low. Dollar cost average

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I hold both with slightly more towards VOO.

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VOO and QQQ have a considerable amount of overlap of 50%. If you are looking for a more growth/tech version of the S&P 500 vanguard has VOOG. https://www.etfrc.com/funds/overlap.php

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This is a very volatile moment to enter the stock market. You should “dollar cost average”. Buy $1000/week of VOO (which is the S&P 500 index fund with lower fees). The market is down about 10% from the highs so that’s a good entry. It could go down another 10% or come back. Impossible to know. So just start buying a little bit at a time and in ten years you’ll be up. Good luck!

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If you invested 20k into your 401k into the S&P500 through the absolute worst of the lost decade, all the way through to 2020, you'd have invested 420,000 and ended up in $1,430,276. Even if you only had a shorter 11 year timeline through just the lost decade, 2000>2010, investing 20k a year, you would end up with a return of $45,279, final portfolio at $265,279. Even in the absolute worst stock market returns we've seen (barring great depression), you still get a return that matches inflation and that's if you're only accumulating through it and have a short timeframe. VTI/VOO and Chill.

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Non Sequitur, I’m confused because we’re in a post about insider trading, I mention AOC never trading or owning a stock in congress, (which you ignored) and now you’re rambling on about politicians being influenced by steak and health insurance and 401ks. I am perfectly able to comprehend what you are saying. It just has no relation to what I’m talking about whatsoever. And you for some reason aren’t able to process the fact that AOC doesn’t hold a stock or index fund or any sort of equity that would give her an advantage given the sensitive information she gets as a public servant. You were attacking her because she owns VOO and index funds (which she doesn’t) and now health insurance. Whats next? Politicians shouldn’t be paid money because 4% are unemployed? Address my point about insider trading or just leave and talk about health insurance somewhere else because nobody even brought it up

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For growth stocks across all sectors though they’re down 30-60%. For people not solely in VOO and NVDA and WalMart it’s pretty ugly

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Why not just put it all into VOO, sit back, don't look at it again for 5 years and reap the rewards?

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VOO only needs inflation to move up, not the economy to expand in real terms.

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Stop panicking and buy the dip, VOO or similar. The world is not going to end and Iran should have been handled years ago. Matter of fact, Iran with a nuke has a better chance of ending the world than what's finally being done now. Good grief, stop watching the MSM and just buy more or do nothing. The sky is not falling.

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I bought some VOO and QQQ

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Long term you will get great gains off AMD. VOO is always a great one to buy consistently. Right now is the best time to get in with the prices getting thrashed you're getting stocks at a hefty discount while many of us are bringing our DCA down.

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There is a fair amount of overlap between the two and mostly because they are both market cap weighted indexes. And since many are the largest companies are technology companies the over lap is usually at least 40%, although it does fluctuate. Unless you are more bullish on technology than the rest of the market I personally believe you don’t need both. I would lean towards owning VOO because it’s much broader and therefore less volatile. The best way to balance growth and stability is to have an international fund in your portfolio and a bond fund. But do keep in mind that a bond fund provides much more stability than an international fund. So more bond fund exposure equates to more balance and less risk. I would basically use age and risk tolerance as two key factors to determine how much balance you need in your portfolio.

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It shpuld be mostly VOO with a choice of 2 of those. Personally Im for Nvidia and google

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DCA in to shares of VOO/VTI & never check your portfolio till you’re retired. /s

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I'm pretty sure the top recommended is VOO

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As long as you mean VOO, then yes I'm down with that - but 20 years + plus prolly better

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Going on date #7 with a cute Latina tomorrow. Has been going really well boys. My stock portfolio, however, has not. I’m just in VOO and I’m down 30k this month thanks to dear leader 😔 What we thinking about buying for the turn around for max gains?

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I would recommend $2k SCHD, $2k VOO, $2K SPMO next week then the same every 2 weeks to average down if market falls.

Here’s what I did last summer. I sold a good sum of stocks last August for a down payment on a home and sold the rest of my stocks(mostly tech) and bought all VOO to hedge my bets since I believe AI to be majorly overhyped. I got absolutely roasted on my taxes from capital gains but I feel pretty good about my decision now. I wouldn’t lost my gains/down payment by now. It’s all in terms of your personal situation

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20% and you're worried? If you did your research why are you worried? You need to put your money in VOO and chill, equities aren't for you

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Plenty of time to VOO and chill when I’m dead.

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A pretty safe bet would be to dollar cost average all of these positions, putting about 80% in VOO and the rest in individuals. You might take 25% away from VOO and find a solid mid risk mutual fund you like, if you’re willing to be a little more risky.

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You don't sound very patient at all, the S&P500 is down 7% ytd and up 12% over the last year. What exactly are you crying about? Are you invested in equities? If so they are not for you, VOO and chill is your game plan your not cut out for equities.

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If you're new to investing, and are getting emotional with a little downturn, you shouldn't be in individual stocks. Candidly, build up a portfolio of VOO until you hit a total portfolio balance of like $150,000, then start an individual stock journey. You need to get used to risk.

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VOO seems very risky. This big tech companies are getting hammered.

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Market up? Buy Market down? Believe it or not, buy This message brought you by the bogleheads gang. VOO is my vote. 

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I sold half my VOO and put most of it into oil stocks the day the Iran conflict starts. Added more oil last Monday after the “peace talk” announcement. I’m up since the conflict started. $VG, $COP, and $CVX

Proportionally VOO is essentially a mag 7 index, lol.

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I like DRIP on -- my broker doesn't do fractional shares so I find it advantageous, particularly for things with high share prices such as VOO

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Anyone who can't figure out what's going on right now should just VOO and chill, and never attempt to actively trade again.

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That’s what I should have done, now I’m in a position that I have it all invested, but as I get paid I been buying down Meta and Microsoft positions, down 7% overall because I had lumped into VOO before the war, but I think some of my individual entries MSFT at 390 and Meta at 593 are still good prices / long term even by end of year, just pissed I didn’t wait for this Friday where I coulda bought my prices down even more

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Yeah exactly he wouldn’t be questioning the thesis if he just invested in VOO and QQQM. He just buy more and not worry about a thing

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My plan is to DCA into SPY/VOO/QQQ while also building a small cash reserve(which I always do). Then eventually I’ll hit up regular stocks and leveraged ETFs if the slaughter is great enough.

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Exactly. I got some GOOGL and MSFT. I knew that they are solid companies, but I still hesitate to DAC into these. And thus I only DCA into the broad market ETFs. I don't know too much about the stocks that OP own, but DCA into them can be much riskier than DCA into QQQ / VOO.

I’m about in your position age wise and financially. I did mostly VOO and BRK-B for the longest time, held through Covid and did very well since then. Trump has thrown me off because populism usually comes with some kind of inflation. I had gone more GNR, SCHY, SCHD. Resources and dividends. I’m currently leaving index funds after reading about the “inelastic market hypothesis” — passive flows inflate active choices — it explains a lot of how we have $4t companies with pretty high P/E ratios. I think AI is cool, but overblown in the investment world. I’m focused more now on Berkshire / Fairfax (people who know how to take advantage of a crisis) and then companies with good free cash flow yield. If you want to be active, read Benjamin Graham. If you want to be passive and preserve capital, maybe 20% in bonds and 80% in a mix of BRK-b and schd. The straits of Hormuz is going to screw this economy badly, even if somehow their opened tomorrow (which I highly doubt)

Nah, you have to level up your playbook and way of thinking. I used to be a VOO and chill guy, and that gets you nowhere while everyone at the top manipulates and steals your money. If you can’t beat em..

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I’ve done a bit of both in small amounts. Friday: VOO, MSFT, NVDA, AMZN, REMX, SOFI. Basically as a hedge against my belief that this has a ways to go. For the most part I’m holding on to my cash aside what is now moved into oil and oil calls.

Great position to be thinking about this at 22 — seriously. A few practical things that will serve you well whether you end up doing index funds, individual stocks, or a combo: 1. **If picking individual stocks, understand the moat first** — What keeps competitors from eating the company's lunch? (Brand, switching costs, network effects, patents.) If you can't answer this clearly, you don't understand the business well enough to own it. 2. **Balance sheet matters more than the stock price** — Debt-to-equity and current ratio. A great business with too much debt can still blow up in a downturn. Current ratio > 1.5 is a decent baseline. 3. **Don't ignore valuation** — The Graham Number (√(22.5 × EPS × BVPS)) is an old but useful sanity check. It filters out obviously overpriced stuff fast. 4. **Have an exit plan before you buy** — What would make you sell? Write it down. Removes emotion from the decision when prices move. For most 22-year-olds: maxing Roth IRA into VOO or VTI every year until you build up investing knowledge is the highest-expected-value move. Tax-free compound growth over 40 years is the real edge. I put together a free stock screener checklist if you want a framework for evaluating individual stocks — link is in my profile. Good luck!

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if you own VOO, you're trading basically mag7, and you're not trading main street. the mom and pops of the nation. the contractors with their own business. the babysitters and tutors and self-employed gig workers. and you know when your money is going into them unless you're trading totally blind through an advisor who doesn't know you and you don't know who that advisor is or where he is or what he's doing. if you have a pension, you might know what it is mostly consisting of. the only way you can do it legitimately is all your money is cash. no stocks, no pension. no healthcare unless it is the same one that everyone universally gets for free. That's a small sacrifice. you're still in congress so most likely still richer than 99% of the entire world. or maybe even 99.99% of the world. and richer than almost everyone in the USA. And then take the oath to never trade again for the rest of your life. because, even after you leave congress, you wield tremendous power and influence and have more knowledge of confidential information compared to the rest of the population. It sounds ridiculous? Yet: Many americans would gladly make that sacrifice to serve the nation. so no, that's not like part of her whole thing. It never was.

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VOO is S&P500 VTI is total US stock market, so VTI is mostly VOO with some extra stock. VXUS is non-US stock. VT is a mix of VTI and VXUS.

Yup don’t bother timing anything. The only timing I recommend is DCA into a dip. VOO is a “bargain” right now ha! Even if it goes down more it’s still decent value. And if it stays down for 13 months (avg recession length) this buying early in the dip doesn’t change much anyway. I am a very boring investor. But I focus on real estate investing.

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Bought some VFV at the close, Canadian version of VOO

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The big tech stocks make up a large percentage of VOO - like \~35%. So I put most of my money in VOO, which is more diversified, but I have made some small individual bets on MSFT and AMZN to outperform. I don't expect them to outperform by a huge margin, necessarily.

Little VOO but watched it dropped 8 dollars per stock.

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I bought XLK, SCHG, QQQ and VOO in different accounts. Also sold NVDA and META long-dated puts for nice premium and bought a META Dec 2028 LEAP call at $400 strike price. Meta at 16x forward earnings is a good buy, even with the recent legal setbacks.

Holding ya VOO, and not even thinking of sel.... (I can't even say the word) in days like these, is what makes generational wealth

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This is literally the only advice you need. Step 1: Read or listen to The Richest Man in Babylon. It's free on YouTube and very short. Step 2: Invest 10% at minimum in VOO or similar. Do it on auto invest. Try to max out an IRA, if possible. That is literally it. Keep that as a base with some emergency savings in a money market account getting interest. Anything extra you can buy individual stocks or just spend. Doing this you will retire with millions.

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Still bad advice. At 18, making $800 a Month, put $100 at least into an sp500 fund like VOO. once you get experience and learn the market you can get into individual stocks if it interests you. At 18 I did not have the interest or the mental maturity to handle the volatility that individual stocks bring. I’ll let someone else suggest platforms to use.

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So the top holdings in VOO are The top holdings in VOO are NVIDIA, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Broadcom, and Meta Why would you buy MSFT, GOOG, and AMZN and buy VOO which own them too ?

I bought some QQQM and a little VOO

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Yes, start now. At 18 with even $50/month into an S&P 500 index fund, you'll have more at 40 than most people who started at 30 with triple your income. Time is the one advantage you have that money can't buy. If I were you, I wouldn’t pick individual stocks, buy SPY, IVV or VOO, set up auto-deposit, and forget about it. The app matters way less than the habit.

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Hey — looking for some advice here I’m 28 and recently came into about 220k (inheritance). I wasn’t really expecting it so I’m kind of figuring things out as I go. Right now it’s just sitting in a money market getting around 3-4%. I’ve been thinking about putting some of it into the S&P (like VOO or FXAIX), especially since the market seems to be down a bit lately. But I also keep seeing people say don’t try to time it, so I’m not sure if I should just put a chunk in now or spread it out. Also part of me is thinking about real estate sometime in the next year (maybe a fixer or something), so I feel like I shouldn’t invest all of it either. I guess I’m just trying to avoid doing something dumb with it. If you were in this spot, how would you approach it?

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This is why DCA (Dollar-cost-average, i.e. consistent investment) in diversified assets exists. It flattens volatility over long-term investment horizons. So yeah, you will thank yourself in 10 years and feel like a genius in 20 if you start putting a % of your paycheck into indices at 18. Key there is diversified. VT is global, would, but VOO/VXUS/Bonds (70/20/10) might make sense for you right now. Go check out r/Bogleheads maybe. It's a conservative investment style, but seems like it would suit you at this point in your life.

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Isn't VTI a mix of VOO and VXUS

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I bought some PAVE, GRID, ICLN, SHLD, ITA, CHAT, CIBR, VOO VXUS, EMET and XME. I think that most of these (besides VXUS and VOO for portfolio stability and diversification) ETFs are in the fields that will see large growth in next 5 year window (and probably beyond). Also bought (and sold lol) VCX. It’s a private equity fund that has some interesting private holdings but took profits at $510, 1800% run up in a week is nuts.

May i recommend VOO

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With a little sprinkle of VOO on the side.

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Somehow my IRA gambly portfolio is still beating by 401k VOO/VXUS (basically) portfolio

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Why both VOO and VTI?

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Nope, I kept my cash position. It’s not quite ready yet. Tomorrow morning, though I think I’m gonna crunch some numbers and put it some limit buys. Probably just boring stuff like VOO and SPYI.

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VOO, SSO, & a little UPRO. scale larger buys the more the market drawsdown

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In theory this seems amazing, you just made 2.2k on a 0DTE play. but this is probably the worst thing that could've happened to you, winning big for your first options play is going to make you chase highs, your never going to settle for a couple hundred dollars in gains every week or two, your going to chase +$1,000 dollar wins because it seems "easy" now. I'm not hating btw, i'm genuinely happy that you have the chance to invest that money into something good like SCHD, VOO, etc. but just be careful OP.

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I should add, I only gamble with under 10% of my portfolio. As they say, don’t gamble what you cannot afford to lose. Everything else is boring VOO and QQQ DCA

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Selling my massive amount of VOO and splitting it between MU SNDK and WDC as they continue to drop. If memories fuck me it won’t be the first time

I buy calls on VTI and VOO. If price keeps dropping, I will be rolling.

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I bought VOO, GOOG, MSFT. Also bought more RDDT and HOOD i still believe lol 🙌 Waiting for AMZN to dip more then will load up. Added enough not to have FOMO in case things somehow change course, left enough dry powder for 3-4 more rounds

Most people don't have time to actively manage individual stocks. Buy VOO but don't dump everything into a single ETF. Buy ETFs by sector, emerging market, mid caps/small caps, alternative asset (REITS, commodities). In uncertain times, diversification is even more important.

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Well the long term assumption of VOO is that the economy will continue to expand, leading to S&P going up. If that weren't true, then the entire investment thesis of the market would be substantially broken. It just depends what one's horizon is as far as timeline. Individual stocks, you're spot on.

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VOO and chill

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I’m just so ready for next Friday, I’ve been working 12 days in a row and 8 days in a row 12 hour shifts. This will be my biggest paycheck of my life and it’s perfect timing for it My plan is RKLB, MSFT, Google, VOO, RIvian, Tesla, GLXY

You're not bro your just a degenerate that picked some shitty plays. Had they hit you'd still be a degenerate its all good. You saved up before your a good earner you can do it again Just next time buy a fucking house or VOO or something and delete the goddamn app Or have a kid or buy an old Mercedes Benz or BMW that will kill all your gambling money

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I have mostly brought hrld over the past 5 years. Overall, I am up, even if te market is in a bit of dip now. There was a year where my portfolio as fully in the negative. But now I am much more in the green. The past few years have been extremely bullish. If you lost money, you just were panicking selling, buying meme assets, shorting, buying puts, or taking on risky investments. It sounds like you are not as conservative with money as you might think to me. Just buy ETFs like VOO and chill. Nothing more needed. But you can look into other ETFs

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Bro next time you save up 60k (holy fuck bro do you eat nothing but rice and live with your parents) just buy VOO and delete the app

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I just buy my usual ETFs when the market blows. Even if Amazon goes bankrupt tomorrow, VOO will still be kicking. Right?…right?

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I’m a LT investor. Don’t do any trading so I don’t ever sell my positions and only add onto them. I have mainly ETFs, a couple of mutual funds, AMZN and META in my portfolio. I had been wanting to buy real estate for a while so I had a large sum of cash in my HYSA. Changed my mind about real estate and so last year during the tariff saga, I lump summed about half of the funds into VOO and VGT (at a price of about $480ish for both funds). But then things turned around and stocks soared to ATHs. Been holding onto the rest of that cash waiting for the right time to get in and I finally started going in today. Got some VOO today at $585 and will continue to DCA next week if the dip continues. I know that I cannot time the bottom but something feels good about buying at a discount. Looking to get more VOO, SMH and META. Maybe finally get some NVDA too. We’ll see.

VGT for me today. Got VOO and VXUS yesterday. I just keep buying weekly 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Unless you are old or in risky investments every drop will eventually recover. This is just a sale. And when it is hurting your mental health you definitely should not be in risky investments. Just buy VOO and don’t look at it. DCA and you will have plenty at retirement. For perspective. Having anything to invest and lose means you are better off than many, many people.

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My typical $777 DCA into SCHD. Roth will be maxed in a couple weeks then I’ll start a VOO / GOOGL / SMR every other week DCA for the rest of the year

VOO, VTI, and VXUS. My usual.

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VOO is so heavily weighted with big tech already, so you’d be making that move if you have high conviction in just a handful of companies rebounding and not caring about the other 490+ holdings or whatever

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I bought more VOO. It’s crazy people don’t realize we have the smartest, most successful businessman in history, running the world. The man is rich, follow our leader and get rich like him, keep buying stocks ams America. God bless the USA and our dear ole leader

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