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Vanguard Total World Stock Index Fund ETF Shares
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Is it ok to never have bonds if you start investing early?
I have about 10k on hand. Thinking 50% VTI or VT,30% VXUS, and rest 20% in stocks. Unsure about my ETF choices though
Low volatility factor investing is criminally underrated
What is the quality of stock markets in other countries compared to US?
Searching for advice on F1 NRA brokerage accounts (Vanguard Vs. Schwab)
Is my portfolio made by my wealth manager too complicated?
Are these good lump sum buy and holds? VOO, VTI & VT
Thoughts on transferring “all” of my savings into equities
How should I invest to build wealth long-term in my early 20s?
Is VOO (US Megacap) plus AVDE (International All Market) a good balance of simple and diversified?
Would AVLV theoretically be any more profitable than a passively managed fund like VOO?
How much reasonable risk should I take on to maximize profit?
what's the point of tlt if it's just as volatile as stocks
I have a mental issue when benchmarking my portfolio - looking for advice.
Just transferred my workplace 401k to a brokerage 401k and trying to make the most of it
Feedback for shifting an IRA with slight SCV tilt to a full-on 5 factor portfolio.
Selling equities at a loss to pay for high interest mortgage
Does it ever make sense to have multiple brokerage accounts?
Stuck with current employer's limited 401K fund offerings, looking for advice on distributions
Have money in both Sofi Auto Invest and VT via Fidelity. Should I consolidate?
28yo, Is selling all my VGT and buying VT timing the market/performance chasing?
Are my portfolios any good? 96% equities / 4% real estate
"No more than 20% of one's stock portfolio should be allocated to foreign stocks? - Jack Bogle - Does this advice still ring true today?
Better to Hold More Specialized Funds, or Big Generalized Funds?
Ratemyportoflio : 45% VTI 40% VXUS 5% AVUV 5% AVDV 5% AVDS.
I just started putting money into a 401k. Where should I have that money invested?
Anything I should be doing to be more aggressive with my VOO/VT portfolio?
Why is the solar industry performing so poorly?
My un-intelligent way to make bets, as of now
What Do I Diversify Into? (small $ monthly investments)
Wanting to invest recent VA backpay - thoughts on how I'm proceeding about doing so
Invest in VTI and other "feel good ETFs" if you want to make less money.
How long do you recommend paper trading before doing actual trades?
Fidelity's Limited Automatic Investing Options vs Having More Accounts
My friend claims my method for investing may not be allowed, can anyone clear this up for me?
How is my Vanguard performance returns negative, when my investments are in the green?
why do people act like if the markets are down over a decade or more the world will turn into the last of us
How safe are ETFs if broad index funds didn't exist?
If safe ETFs broad market were an option - what would you chose?
Selling long dated deep ITM SPY or VT puts instead of holding shares.
90% are in blue chip stocks and VOO/VT (~85%). Also new to investing RIP
Should I keep holding ENVX and buy the dip?
Steak (Live Cattle) hits an all time high.
Please don't crucify me.. What is the actual point of all of this?
My Dividend Portfolio, 60 / 20 / 20 - VT / VIG / SCHD
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This except a couple things Open your HSA if eligible at Fidelity or equivalent at you're not paying fees and can invest in anything VT and forget it
Well, for starters, the old "past performance does not predict future returns" adage applies. VOO is just the SP500, which has been a strong performer, but it's completely concentrated in large cap US companies. VT includes international and smaller cap companies. VT has underperformed relative to VOO largely because international stock gains have been modest for over a decade. Maybe the SP500 continues to out perform, maybe it doesn't. People are betting that given the political instability currently existing in the US, international stocks may have a run, and VT gets you much broader exposure. It's a very simple way to sort of get exposure across the board. Reward has been higher in VOO, but risk is also higher, given the relative lack of diversification.
I read the loss posts here to stay on my strategy. Also got my bonus on 12 March when Iran said they were gonna close Hormuz. Going to put it in VT but waiting for a little more drop first.
Stfu with your VT and chill. This shit is infesting all the stock subreddits. What are you even doing here. Why aren't you VTing and chilling
VT and chill, save a lot every paycheck, and don't look at it until he's out of office.
VT, you don't want the lost 30 years.
I’m curious on this. VOO has a better Sharpe, alpha, max drawdown, and upside return in relation to the index. So why VT over voo?
I’m curious on this. VOO has a better Sharpe, alpha, max drawdown, and upside return in relation to the index. So why VT over voo?
Last time VT crashed in 2022 I bought all I could afford. I’m way up from that. BUY THE DIP
VT has a broader selection including international with VOO being a narrow US only. Risk/Reward is different so depends on your own preference.
AOA management fees is 3x over VT. And VT outperforms consistently by 10% over 5 years. Not sure why AOA is recommended here.
VT ETF. It covers the world. That’s all you need
Decide how long your time line is with-a percentage of your cash. If you are comfortable with 10 plus years with a percentage of it ,buy in over time in tranches.For relative safety invest in vanguard index funds as their rates are some of the lowest in-the industry. I would agree VOO is very heavily weighted with AI stocks ,therefore would buy only some and only on a dip(15% or more off from the high ) ,diversify with VT,VTI and a vanguard value stock index . Also buy in on dips of 15% or more , off the high . It’s not guaranteed it will drop this much , but all the indexes are overbought and correction time is due and with geopolitical factors being what they are , likely to drive indexes down further . Diversify. Synchrony Bank has a 4.1% cd for 14 mos . Just tied up a significant chunk that I will not worry about and can sleep at night . Will buy into the market on broader dips, 15% down from highs, and more if 20%. Buying certain stocks that are value and have fallen in the broader drop but still have good value. Looking at Canadian stocks in us index. Recently have bought BN,MAIN,NNN,VICI ,ARCC ,VZ (at 39) ,BEP (at 19). With the exception of BN have bought in retirement accounts. Others, let me know your thoughts on these. Open to discussions . I have a long watch list and waiting for fundamentals to line up to buy.
VT is much more diversified. VOO is 500 companies.
XEQT is new to me. Expense ratio seems a bit high. Struggled to get good data on it. What’s the pitch? Regional diversity? More so than you’ll get with VT?
I have been DCAing $10k a week since December 2025 on a mixed portfolio with total world ETF, momentum ETF, and a bunch of stock picking. If it wasn't for the single stocks (PL, NBIS, SLS, KRKNF) it would be a total shit show. I will be ending my DCA in april, and expect the real correction/crash to happen right after. My wife's portfolio, lump sum VT (70%) and IDMO (30%) in november 2025, currently -10%. Real shit show. We keep investing on weekly basis sence I couldn't find any reliable/convincing argument suggesting a different strategy. Nobody seems to have a real clue/understanding of wtf is going on.
So many words in this thread. All you need for the next 80 years is..... VT.
This. VTI and VXUS are the way to go. Otherwise VT and chill.
After all Why not? What’s wrong with timing the market during events like COVID, Liberation Day, the Start of this war? Toss your existing investments into a money market for a bit, continue to dollar cost average new investment $$ in VT or whatever you use. Come back when you are ready (say, when they stop threatening oil infrastructure). Even being out a month or so may do good. At this point I’m down 6.5% from the peak
Depends on your risk tolerance and conviction. If you want a stable counterweight to those picks, I'd go with VT instead since it's a broader basket of stocks. The main issue right now is that the energy market disruption will likely hurt international markets more than the US since the US is a net energy exporter. VT has more international exposure. So waiting for the Iran situation to truly settle and for oil prices to come back down is even more important if you go that route.
U would be WAY more diversified and have considerably less risk if u put the money in VT. If u wanted to get a little more exposure to small cap and value, you could put 80-85% in VT and then 15-20% in a small/value etf. I like avuv While its very popular on reddit, Putting all ur eggs in an S&P500 etf like VOO is not the smartest things to do
Divide the money by 12 and invest a chunk every month into VT. DCA over the course of a year. The best time to buy is when there’s fear in the market. Follow the VIX (spikes to 30-40 are usually when it’s optimal to buy stocks and hold) and the fear and greed gauge.
I am Taiwanese and I invest in US market so I missed out that epic run. If you are worried just buy VT. I am not worried too much I just thought US is a better market. Taiwan stock market don’t have capital gain tax so it’s a very attractive option imo.
VT or VOO at least $200/month and then just wait for the millions to roll in
Cutting the cutter. I'm in my accumulation phase (mid 30s)... can do 100/0 un-lev until 50. But I wanna lev so 80/20... here is my question.. a lot of books speak about TA but rules based info is limited. And we know why.. but that shouldn't stop an investor from asking right? Imagine shitting on an investor cause he asked if we should leverage below 200d SMA. There is nothing magical about that number but consensus have agreed that volatility is double said SMA while 12M forward looking return is roughly the same.....make what you want out of this info but it's sure as hell useful to someone like me who's interested in leveraging my folio. Had I had not interest in leverage 100% VT is such a lovely position .and for those with the itch ....applying dual momentum would either put you in 100% VTI or VXUS (vxus has been the default position for a while now....it's just the market signaling what it what's to signal)
Ops, can’t mess up in the very start. It’s VT with T 😀
VT bro dont buy some rando ticker symbol lol
Uh huh. And where would they be if the DCA'd into VT, or even gold, over the same period?
Bought some VT at a +7% discount this week
Ok, VT is the ticker symbol for the Vanguard world stock index you can look it up using that symbol and stock or ETF after it for more information. An ETF is an exchange traded fund it follows the strategy detailed by the fund manager. In the case of VT it follows the FTSE world all cap stock index. ETFs are good for beginners because they reduce risk and open you up to companies you wouldn't otherwise know about.
The last 3 months have been really bad, worst I have seen since 2020 at least. This is a tough market to make money in right now. Ir your worried pull it all and buy VOO or VT, then stop looking at your accounts.
Yea, it’s a little over 8% on VT. I added a few shares today, but I don’t see any positive market catalyst to make me jump in too much. AXP, Microsoft, and Google all look appealing at these prices, but I don’t see a reason why the stocks go up short term.
The U.S. has the popular best performing iShares ACWI which traders love as it tracks well at a 0.32% er. There’s also the Vanguard VT which has many more global small cap at 0.06% er. In between there’s SPDR’s SPGM at a 0.10% er.
Hoping to get some input here. I'm sitting all in cash right now. I sold my crypto holdings last year then start buying indexes and individual stocks, got caught up in the Silver/Gold mania, lost $60k (woops) and now 100% cash. Looking to get back into the market on this downswing. Any recommendations on whether I should go VT or VOO, or does it not matter all that much? Goal is to have a downpayment for a house in the next few years. Thanks for the help!
Still just buying and holding VT until I’m in the grave, but still fuck this stupid asshole.
hey vm I'm holding VT 100% should I panic sell like Warrent all-you-can-eat Buffett said?
Buy the VT ETF and your set. Assuming you're American. If not find a local equivalent.
The long term most safe argument I have for myself is: are you bullish long term on humanity? I say yes, and invest everything in VT - the world stock market index. The only thing I wish I could do is reliably invest in the Chinese stock market, but that's not possible, and I think another argument in the US/Western Europe being the only place for money to flow into reliably.
i did a lil bit of VT in the never sell account
fuck this. i'm switching to VT and chill till I retire in 45 years
US is on track to surpass WW2 debt to GDP ratio in next few years easily All US fund managers are balls deep invested at ATH lol with little money to buy dips: https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/VT68UeYQXR Stagflation is on the horizon (inflation is sticky and looks like it will continue like even disregarding the Iran war which is gonna accelerate it + we have job losses now in the official numbers, though anyone trying to get a new job in 2025 knew the economy was cooked already)... This means Fed cannot do QE very easily and even if they do you cannot really print your way out of Stagflation very easily, plus I doubt QE will be a magic bullet that stops mass layoffs and white collar offshoring in America and this whole K shaped economy that is teetering despite consumer spending being 70% of GDP BTW!!! Private credit and venture capital is in the shit hole being over leveraged to the balls on GPT wrapper dogshit startups OR on SaaS that is being rerated lower from 48493944x PE ratio (see like Atlassian stock, Figma stock, Asana stock, basically any fucking SaaS stock even MSFT or NOW which are blue chip SaaS lol)... (look at $KKR or $APO stock and all of YC's and 16z's and etc.'s investments) Circular financing deals and debt that must see a return eventually for AI bubble spending, I'm talking both the AI labs and all the infrastructure providers (if this debt has to be paid back, stocks that were at ATH will be sold to do so btw)... You can't use ChatGPT or Claude forever while burning tens of billions of $$$ annually... Uber and Spotify and all these unicorns did it for years, but the magnitude of their capex burn into an oven to do so was nothing compared to OpenAI and Anthropic.... Mango is in office, non zero chance bro gets a stroke randomly in next 4y or like does other regarded shit to fk the economy over more and accelerate all of above said reasons Tell me what is bullish? Like genuinely idk The only thing i can think of is stocks are not as overpriced as in 1928 or 1999... Otherwise I don't know legit
I'd go inflation indexed bonds if I wanted to be safe. But if saving for retirement, running out of money is a bigger risk than short-term volatility, so stocks it is. VT and chill.
My man, you made a substantial tip. Might have to VT and chill
Great question - FOMO is the #1 portfolio killer for new investors, so you're already ahead of the game by recognizing it. The trick that works for me: whenever I feel that FOMO itch, I force myself to write down exactly why I want to buy \*right now\* vs. waiting 24-48 hours to research properly. 99% of the time, it's pure emotion with zero fundamental backing. For stocks that are running hard like BYND, ask yourself: would you buy this at yesterday's price if it hadn't moved? If not, you're chasing momentum, not investing. The same due diligence rules apply whether a stock is up 100% or down 20% - check the actual financials, revenue growth, and market position before putting money in. Your 75% VT foundation is solid. When FOMO hits, remind yourself that missing one runner won't hurt you, but bag-holding another pump-and-dump absolutely will.
Considering VT and FSKAX has netted a 71% return. Woof man,
I was more so referring to just buying VOO, VT, QQQ, etc...
I read the loss posts here to keep myself steady on a VT and chill strategy. Not joking.
VT itself is not, but my local currency is not USD, so my port value stays the same because the FX rate always cancels the VT price change. It's sweet sweet equilibrium.
I full port VT and it's never moved. VT up FX rate down. VT down FX rate up. Is this a new stablecoin?
Revenue triples? Flat. Revenue misses? +20% Everything comes in as expected? -10%. Mercy. You win market. You win. I will DCA into VT, and only VT, like a good boy from now until my unflattering death and average life comes to a close after I just barely outpace being poor while getting close enough to at least peak into the room of riches at the very end but not enter myself.
actually he is correct - VOO+VXUS has lower management fees than just VT and chill if you split it out. but that requires more thinking.
ECNS I looked at RRG charts of different comparative sizes and regions and this Chinese small cap is the only one I found soaring up and over the others with VT as the hub. In other words, its going to outperform VT (world stock) and have superior momentum. The price is reasonable and pays 4% dividend. The risk is that we are now fighting wars through proxies and through the financial system. I lost my ass in GAZPROM when Russia dissolved ADRs. Now GAZPROM bank holds the shares and only Russian citizens can access them. I am even having trouble writing it off because it technically has value. I thought briefly about trying to make a smart contract to fix this but am not sure if I would like prison food. China could do the same so this explains the “reasonable “ price.
VT will get ripped here too, just a matter of time
Great question - FOMO is the #1 portfolio killer for new investors, so you're already ahead of the game by recognizing it. The trick that works for me: whenever I feel that FOMO itch, I force myself to write down exactly why I want to buy \*right now\* vs. waiting 24-48 hours to research properly. 99% of the time, it's pure emotion with zero fundamental backing. For stocks that are running hard like BYND, ask yourself: would you buy this at yesterday's price if it hadn't moved? If not, you're chasing momentum, not investing. The same due diligence rules apply whether a stock is up 100% or down 20% - check the actual financials, revenue growth, and market position before putting money in. Your 75% VT foundation is solid. When FOMO hits, remind yourself that missing one runner won't hurt you, but bag-holding another pump-and-dump absolutely will.
good thing he can just buy VT and chill then.
😆 🤣 😂 you're in the weedstocks subreddit asking about "good" stocks? Put your money in a well diversified ETF like VT and forget about this stuff. If you insist on getting a weedstock Green Thumb is probably the safest of the bunch but it is by no means a "safe" investment.
In VT the amount of holdings is over 9000
VT and chill as opposed to VOO, VTI, or VGT and chill is, if nothing else, wild.
buy VT only and chill. investment is not for you.
I wish you well, but if you went 100% cash, I'd gently advise you to reconsider- study after study has shown that trying to time the market results in lower returns. You have to be right twice- on exit and re-entry. There's always a reason to not invest- in the early 2010s Vanguard and others were saying to expect slow US growth, and foreign would outperform, and then we had 15 years of 14% returns. Even during the Great Depression, as long as you were re-investing dividends, you would have done better investing in a diversified portfolio of international stocks, bonds and gold than just cash. If you're nervous, and don't know where to invest, then go like 50% VT and 45% bond/cash mix, add like 5% gld for currency/inflation fluctuations. That is almost guaranteed to perform better than cash over a 10 year period, and if it doesn't, the world will be so f@cked that you'll be more worried about keeping and finding a job than the cash you have in your accounts.
Have you opened this sub before? The answers are VOO (or better VT) and chill or some bot pushing leveraged covered call NVDA ETFs. Think hard about your choice
Are people selling out of individual stocks and going into ETFs? Market is down premarket but my VT and AVUV is on the way up.
You can just do VT as a conservative bet, which is basically 60/40 VTI/VXUS. I like 70/30 VTI/VXUS personally, but all-in VT is fine too. You are very diversified with this. If you want to be even more conservative toss in 10% BND or VBIL or SGOV.
Imagine spending 8 hours a week to underperform the market over the long run. Just buy VT and chill
"Markets going down" and "losing money" aren't always the same. Someone who keeps buying index funds without selling, the paper value may go down, but generally they're in it for the long haul. That's just regarding your title. Now, to some of your points First off, the difference between a mutual fund and an ETF isn't whether it's active or passive. There are index-tracking mutual funds and there are actively managed ETFs, that range from rules-based funds (e.g. Avantis funds) all the way to very active single-stock leveraged ETFs. The difference between mutual funds and ETFs is more about how to invest in them, taxation, etc., not about whether they're active or passive. Passive beating active over the long haul isn't just stuck in 1973 literature. You can also see statistics from much more recently, e.g. [Active versus Passive Investing: An Empirical Study on The US and European Mutual Funds and ETFs | Contemporary Issues in Bank Financial Management | Books Gateway | Emerald Publishing](https://www.emerald.com/books/edited-volume/15687/chapter-abstract/86983408/Active-versus-Passive-Investing-An-Empirical-Study?redirectedFrom=PDF) Correct, an index fund cannot "prepare" for a market crash. (I will add that theoretically, the large cap companies an index tracks actively manage their very own strategies which has an impact on stock price and could try to "prepare" for a crash, but don't...) On the flip said, Peter Lynch himself (no passive investor) said: "More money has been lost preparing for a crash than has been lost in an actual crash." So maybe trying to prep isn't such a great strategy to begin with. You also mention hedge funds. But these aren't the same as active funds. The purpose of a hedge fund is rarely to "beat the market" or a given index. The potential investors are different. Someone looking to start investing and buy VT or VTI or VOO (or any other broad market index fund) often starts out with a small amount of money. Many hedge funds require a minimum investment of $100K (or even $200K) and liquid net worth of at least $1M. The type of person is different and therefore the purpose is different. They're both "investments" but you're not comparing apples to apples. Active strategies also have negative real (and nominal) returns, but you seem to keep assuming that one can time the market. For the long haul, it generally goes up. But if companies with billions of dollars in research and trillions in assets have not yet successfully figured out how to time the market, who exactly do you propose to actively manage a portfolio that can successfully time the market?
>I have been working on a strategy that on around 40-50% of available trading days, can predict by 10:30 if the market will close above or below its open So not being too critical but I can get >50% accuracy with the following model when tested on Spy, QQQ, IWB, and VT and all of them get higher accuracy when restricting to more recent date ranges. ``` def willMarketCloseAboveOpen(stockData: pd.DataFrame) -> int: return 1 ``` This isn't to discredit your model just that the ability to predict close being above open around 50% of the time is insufficient to make a trading algorithm or to really use for trading signals.
If we keep an allocation in bonds that doesn’t drop as much, it’s a rebalancing opportunity to pick up more VT / VTI / VXUS on sale before the market recovers. Just don’t sell equity positions when they’re significantly down.
If there was an alternative, I'd take it. The whole system is unduly complicated...What I'm telling kids from now on is just pick whatever bullshit job that exists that provides goods and services to the world. Save 50% of your income. Exchange it for shares of VT. VT is global equities, but just treat it like long term savings. The end. F bitches and reproduce hardcore until it's other people's problems.
Lots. Boglehead thread is all about it. I personally index fund 70% and play stocks with the other 30%. But pure bogleheads are 100% VT and chill usually.
😄 fair, hard to beat VT and chill. Out of curiosity though — do you ever look into things like allocation, risk, or scenarios at all, or is it more of a buy & forget approach?
I'd say this is a very good answer. Will just add that gold isn't some magic inverse trade against other assets like VOO, VT, TLT, or cash. If you wanted to go inverse on those then it's SH etf, puts on VT, shorts on TLT, or using margin/debt on cash. When you long gold you're basically choosing *a low-vol alt asset* that has **long-term** inflation hedge properties. It helps you preserve wealth and if you are holding physical then it a hedge against national failure in addition to being a hedge against fiat/dollar devaluation (again over the long run). Will just add that gold is still a non-productive asset that works on supply & demand which is partially based on speculation. Gold already had a massive run up due to markets (and central bank) demand which priced in very high risk. *Gold was already in consolidation before the war broke out AND the dollar spiked so very likely the* ***markets had priced in a worse situation for war too*** *so when it didn't then gold price would naturally see a downward move relative to a rising dollar.*
Why not VT and chill, unless you’re retiring tomorrow
I don’t need AI to analyze “VT and hold.”
Absolutely not. I’m always betting on the success of the USA. If you’re worried, just move everything to VT for more market diversity.
So stay in VOO and away from VT and VTI and wait for S&P to add them to the 500.
Just keep doing what you’re doing. If VT has 0.3% in spacex, you won’t be “holding” any bag. Rule number 1 is not doing what you just did. Chill!
I went the other way. Was 80/20, went 100% VT with some SOXX.
Why is the top gospel in this sub SP500 rather than a globally diversified index? ie VT instead of VOO gives more diversification. I know that SP500 has overperformed for a long run now, but for example VXUS did better in 2025. You are also missing small and mid caps within the US using only SP500
This is about as misinformed as you can get. If dividends reinvested from March 2019 to March 2026 the difference is not doubled as you suggest. It’s about 27% more for vti. [VT vs vti 2019 to 2026](https://imgur.com/a/uC2msP1)
This might be the simplest way I've ever heard why time in the market beats timing the market. My strategy is trying to do both and I'm curious what you think. I have a regular monthly DCA that builds my portfolio across 4 etfs /domestic, international, bonds and gold. I keep my emergency savings in sgov and HYSA with my checking account a max of 2 months of expenses, minimum is 1.5 months of expenses. When I see things dip to a low, I'll first sell my losers or take the time to reallocate my portfolio and buy what is at a low. If I want to buy more, I'll pull from my emergency savings and replenish with my checking accounts savings. A good example is last year is this time last year, voo, VTI, VT, and a few others were at lows so I sold smaller funds or stocks and moved into these.
Don’t take advice from the yahoo that is the Reddit hive mind. Just invest in VT and call it a day.
VT includes everything so yeah SpaceX would end up in there too. But VT holds 9000+ stocks so the concentration is way lower than in the NASDAQ-100 which only has 100 names.
VT being VTI, or a different fund?
assumption 1 - the global market doesn't grow equally or linearly, growth is affected by sector trends, speculation, new technology, external factors (war, elections) to beat the average, you need to have a better prediction of future outcomes than the average market participant. that's hard, which is why many people just buy VT and accept the average
Depends on the account. Taxable is VTI so total US. HSA is VT. 401K is S&P500, Mid and Small cap fund, and Intl fund
VT is total market. It's "lower risk" but has historically has underperformed the S&P500 over the long term. Will that trend continue into the future? Nobody really knows.
I’m waiting for April 6 to buy. There’s a bunch of earnings reports, and the federal reserve meeting coming up. Also watching the VIX to hit the 30s and 40s before I start loading up more VT.
It's a rebalancing act. The whole point is SPY and VT being a better place to be than QQQ during the chaos. While SPY will be hit by the declines of Mag 7, holders of SPY will not be locking in losses by selling leading companies to go on a garbage buying spree. SpaceX will only temporarily suck all the oxygen out of the room, the recovery in Mag7 positions should take place in short order.
AND that index holder will have passively sold their profitable, growing Mag 7 holdings to raise capital for that new 6% stake. Yeah, I'm convinced enough to reduce QQQ in favor of more VT and SPY.
I'm loading up on VT myself. Nice sale happening on that.