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XLK vs VGT - long term investing

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Why VOO and chill over other ETFs that outperform VOO over 1/3/5/10 yrs?

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Even Though QQQ works, it pisses me off

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Is there any merit in investing in sector specific ETFs vs. S&P 500?

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XLK: lump sum investing or sell puts to get good price

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Fidelity, brokerage link and NAV funds vrs ETFs

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Low Volume ETFs

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Where should I invest my post tax money?

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How should I go about diversifying?

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Investing in ETFs daily, good strategy?

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What ETF’s have highest growth potential?

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Why is SCHD good to hold for growth?

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SCHG or XLK to replace AMZN & GOOGL?

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SCHG or XLK to replace AMZN & GOOGL?

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High PE tech stocks sorted with Palo Alto, SalesForce, AMD, NVDA, ServiceNow tops the list

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27 y/o Portfolio Allocation

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2023-04-27 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Velma Dinkley

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2023-04-26 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Harley Quinn

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April is going to be a great month for SPY

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2023-03-15 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)

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What's the algorithm for VGT

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Is there a free website that shows all the underlying companies' financials in the ETF?

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Is this a good plan to invest my money?

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XLK vs XLU since inception

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DD: I plan to double my money within the next 3-4 weeks. Here’s how:

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DD: I plan to double my money within the next 3-4 weeks. Here’s how

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DD: I plan to double my money within the next 3-4 weeks. Here’s how:

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DD: I plan to double my money within the next 3-4 weeks. Here’s how:

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DD: I plan to double my money within the next 3-4 weeks. Here’s how:

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Looking to start buying for long term, what’s better SCHG or XLK?

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Investing in (ABNDX) better than riskier/ municipal bonds?

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Should I risk assignment?

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$AAPL is the main reason we didn't see a lower leg down today with $SPY

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Tech Stocks Retreat Premarket Monday

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Apple vs. Amazon: Which FAANG Stock is a Better Buy?

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Tech Stocks Mixed Pre-Bell Thursday

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Guide to Portfolio Management

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Building and Managing a Portfolio

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Tech Stocks Advance Premarket Friday

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Looking for ETFs to hold long term.

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The only guide you need going into Q2 USA Stock Market...!!!

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Your guide to Q2 USA stock market. April. Here we come...!!!

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Everything else is always down, but my portfolio is still usually up as a whole because of XLK

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Is XLK a good pairing with VTI

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Doubt ETF : high growth or low price

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8 large-cap stocks shrink more than 50% in value; is the S&P 500 about to plunge?

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Portfolio Check

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Predicting 2022

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Where would you invest 300k?

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$DOCU - BUY ALL DAY - $175 Monday morning

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Is this a good market environment to close LEAPS and reduce leverage

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XLK Call up 906% with 826% up across 3 positions. Go login to Meta whatever and talk to your boomer parents so my calls keep going up.

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Is there any reason to invest in any other ETFs if you buy VTI?

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Advice on the portfolio I made before funding it

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Western Digital's stock soars after WSJ report of talks on $20+ billion merger deal with Japan's Kioxia

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Owning a stock separately while also in an ETF

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Anybody know of a way to implement a sector rotation strategy?

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Why is my ticker down? Add these sectors ETF’s to your watchlist to understand the big picture

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Hedging an income portfolio with growth stocks

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My 1yr returns using a synthetic long LEAP strategy.

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ETF for Kids to Cash in 13 years help

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Is now the time to buy tech stocks?

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Buy the dip? What are you guys buying now that everything is red?

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How do you judge a company's future success outside of financial statements?

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All The Greeks For All You HODLrs

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All The Greeks For All You HODLrs

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What's better for long term growth: A monthly lump sum in a specific stock/ETF that dipped or equally distribute that sum across all stocks and ETFs monthly?

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What's better for long term growth: A monthly lump sum in a specific stock/ETF that dipped or equally distribute that sum across all stocks monthly?

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GME, but the $TSLA version. DDD (Deep DD). I did the homework so you didn't have to.

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Journey to $1 Million - March 18th, 2021

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In recent weeks n months, I looked up a bunch of ETFs' holdings on [crueltyfreeinvesting.org](http://crueltyfreeinvesting.org) n noticed it's hard to find some with 0 stocks that exploit animals in some way, but, \-A home builder ETF only had 2 stocks showing animal exploitation (1 was probably Kohls or Home Depot, seemingly because they sold some pest control thing n had some gloves made from animal(s), or something). \-XLK only had 1 (stock HPE for animal testing for their printer ink, but yahoo says they dont exploit animals, n some gold member on some site said the "animal testing" was actually tests on bacteria or a germ or something, n some site says they help wildlife via using some tech tracking, or something). \-XTL had 0 animal exploitation. \-GLDM is a gold ETV or something, so I assume it doesn't exploit animals. \-Gladstone Land is a REIT for farmland n drinking water. \-WP Carey is a large, diversified Industrial REIT that currently looks cheap n safe. Always double check what people, including me, say, for errors, n for outdated info. Does this help?

The "VEGN" etf has outperformed the S&P500 its 1st year. I recently checked, n it has been over 5 years, n it's still outperforming since inception. XLK is basically tech, n has outperformed since inception, which was in the 1990s.

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XLK is one that op mentions

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XLK almost negative ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)

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You are correct. I had a bug in a previous program that I wrote. This should be the correct data. | Ticker | Percent (%) | Total Return ($) | Years | CAGR (%) | |--------|-------------|------------------|-------|----------| | QQQ | 1040.97 | 114,097.00 | 25.63 | 9.96 | | XLK | 768.71 | 86,871.00 | 25.63 | 8.80 |

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utilities is up, financials is starting to weaken, hombuilders down, XLK and SMH down, yea. everythings just fine. ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4260)

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I’m in my early 30s, single, with a stable job and no big financial commitments expected over the next five years. I’m thinking it’s time to start investing. Right now, all my extra cash is sitting in a HYSA earning 4.50% APY, but I doubt that rate will last past the end of the year. I’ve set aside enough savings to cover 18 months of my current lifestyle and plan to invest the rest as follows: * 66.67% in VTI (I have faith in it for 5+ years) * 20% in BND (for some protection in case of a market crash) * 13.33% in XLK (mainly to satisfy my FOMO on tech) My plan is to reinvest dividends and hold for at least five years, probably longer unless something like job loss and starvation forces me to sell. So, roast away! Any feedback or suggestions are more than welcome.

XLK stock YTD 23.64% SP up 23.37% Also, you're comparing apples to bananas

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Yes it will clear. Make sure you sell all positions on Nov 20 and have not bought anything else 30 days before Nov20. You are free to sell PUTs though, as long as you are not assigned before Dec 20. But I would check with your broker on it. They could just mark it as a wash sale automatically even it it is not technically one. So it would probably be better to sell puts or by leaps on XLK or something.

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Actually not true rn. $XLK is going nowhere atm while S&P 500 reached multiple ATH

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VOO/VTI/SP/VT, etc... are not aggressive for a 21yr old. They are the market. Middle of road. Try MAGS/SMH/XLK/FNGS, IMO for a 21yr old. Or LETFs if you understand them and 'Trade' them not Invest.

Why not a 3% XLK day today? ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4275)

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XLK calls I bought at close are now doubled with a full week to go still ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)

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big green tech tomorrow, XLK calls gonna print ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|29637)

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XLU and XLF green again when XLK is red, maybe it's XLK's turn next week? 10-year almost below 4% is good

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XLK 25% SMH 15% VOO 15% TSLA 5% RBLK 5% ASTS 5% This is my current stock I love technology and companies with great potential. if you know, recommend for me and any advice. thanks. ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|kissing_heart)

I am a 42-year-old who is just starting to invest. I work for a municipality, so I currently have a pension and a 457-B plan. When I retire at 60, the pension will pay me $6,380 a month or $70k a year, and my additional contribution will pay me an additional $1,200 a month. My 457b will pay a lump sum of $155k. I just opened a Roth IRA through Wealthfront, and I can contribute the $7k a year without issue. My question is, what should I include in my IRA? I have access to most of Vanguard's ETFs. I was thinking of VTI and VXUS or VT in my Roth. But I also have two other investment accounts I opened a while ago before I knew much about investing. One consists only of VTI and VXUS, but I know I can only put in two or three hundred a month for that one, which is why I was looking to change my Roth to VTI and VXUS since I can contribute more. I have a second one I plan on opening, possibly for bonds or growth. I cannot get VGT or FTEC, so I was going to look at XLK. My work will also cover any associated expense costs for two years. I was looking at Vanguard because my Finance department is most familiar with it at my job. My goal is simple: I want to be able to retire and not struggle. All help is welcome.

Sounds like XLK.

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Are GDX and XLK generally accepted as risk-off/risk-on proxies? (I don't know, genuinely asking) It seems like the recent interest in gold and the recent trend away from Mag7 would be enough to throw this, but interested in other views. VIX is way up too, but swinging back down today, so it may have just been part of a small cycle like mid-August.

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90% of my assets are in 401k, money market, 529, and HSA. 10% of my assets are in an Etrade stock account as follows: - 1% total gamble in penny stocks or IPO crapshoots - 5% in "troubled" companies having management or cash problems that I think will rebound in 5 years - 15% in solid companies with some dividends, which I "re-up" sometimes when they have a bad day and go on sale. - balance in index funds like SPY, VTI, QQQ, VTSAX, XLK So even though 1% of my portfolio is a complete gamble, my entire portfolio is only about 10% of my assets to begin with. If one of my penny stocks goes through the roof, I'll have a great story to tell. If they all completely tank, I'm out $1500 total. I just kinda like owning 200k shares of something nearly worthless ;)

Just keep putting money in VOO. Ain't nobody beating 20.57% YTD!! I wished I did. Even XLK is "only" 17%YTD

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Invest half in an etf like VGT/XLK/VOO/SPY a then put the other half into a high growth potential stock like NVDA. Keep like 20k to spend on yourself, learn, or explore entrepreneurship

If you want a solid, balanced approach, I’d recommend putting 70% into VOO for broad market stability and long-term growth. Then, use the remaining 30% for sector-specific ETFs like tech (XLK) or healthcare (XLV) to add some targeted diversification.. This should give you a strong core investment with VOO while letting you tap into potential growth areas without the high risk of single stocks.. Hope that help!

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I would buy XLK over QQQ as QQQ has a lot of trash companies in it. XLK has only 69 companies which is good in that they are all good companies and bad as it is not diversified enough.

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r/stocksSee Comment

Why not XLK?

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I have a personal rule: 3 fund portfolio (40% SPY, 30% SMH, 30% XLK) 10% stocks 10% options 10% Bitcoin (mstr) For options and stocks I use a mix of macro + value investing (focusing in companies that really catch the eye, because those I know will also catch the eyes of investors without taking 5 years of wait). I also use it to hedge, get in and get out of positions when needed but always respecting the 10% cap Say what you want, this has been working great. Naturally part of the success is that I'm from tech so it's my niche of competency and I can tell which companies to buy and sell and when. For people who are not comfortable trading options or picking crypto or picking individual stocks, just stick with a 3 fund portfolio and DCA. If you have 100k today, split in at least 6 folds (6 months) and deposit equal amount every month until you are fully in with the 100k. You can do that directly into SPY but I'd advise to build your 3 fund portfolio nevertheless 1) Foundational (can be SPY VTI or whatever) 2) Growth (anything you hugely believe will outperform in the mid term) - usually tech is a safe bet but you can focus in other areas depending on your area of expertise 3) Dividends (only if you need the money in short term, then you buy SCHD, otherwise just stick with either 2 fund or get another one for growth). Percentages are up to you, what is important is respecting your risk tolerance and your investing profile.

Isn’t this just because the funds that track the S&P Tech Sector are rebalancing based on their new concentration limits for the highest cap companies (e.g., Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia)? For example, XLK… https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/254402/the-sp-is-getting-a-september-shakeup-whats-changing.aspx

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My guess for what happened with AAPL: XLK rebalance went through (+$7 billion AAPL entered XLK) but too many people tried to frontrun it and most dumped before close.

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**XLK REBALANCING. XLK WILL TRIPLE ITS STAKE IN APPLE WHILE LOWERING ITS STAKE IN MSFT AND NVDA** *apple 245 eod*

XLK is cheaper, I just bought XLU puts and have a limit order for XLRE puts

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He'll touch 32-33 again hopefully he just loads the 700k into QQQ or XLK though

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ETFs. We’ve got SMH, VOO, XLK, XLV

50% VOO 50% XLK Your 45yrold self will love yah.

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Not allowed to make new 3x, QQQ, XLK, SOXX are old af so they all got approved before they decided it was to volatile for retail

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If I remember correctly the two have similar sharpe ratio over the past couple decades. If that’s the case it means even if you have a higher gain with QQQ you are also taking higher risk so not necessarily a better investment depending on your risk tolerance. I do believe in the broadly defined tech industry (including biotech, fintech, etc), because that’s where the capital and buzz will be. That said I have always been skeptical about the Nasdaq 100 index because it is limited to one exchange, which is a strange concept to begin with. It’s always possible that the next super star is from the NYSE and you’d miss it if you only have QQQ. For that reason I’m more leaning towards building my own portfolio (maybe you can look into sector ETFs like XLK / XLV etc, which I haven’t done).

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QQQ is just tech heavy, not technically a tech index. If you want tech, buy XLK or VGT or IYW or something similar.

Just buy LEAPs of $SPY, $VOO, and/or $XLK sometime this September/October and enjoy the long wait

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Exactly. NVDA was more than AAPL market caps when they bought, now look at the respective market cap difference. I with XLK didn’t do that rebalancing.

**4 Dead in school shooting outside atlanta**z Well there goes Georgia. Time to lock in DJT shorts to $0 and price in the inevitable Kamala victory. XLK leaps

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Most people cannot beat the market. I know how to read financial statements, but it is much more than that. For most people stick with index funds such as the S&P and just spread out in your 401K’s, large, small, medium cap. Perhaps some foreign too. For young people bond funds are dumb. Just put in each pay period and dollar cost average and it grows over time. I started buying stocks at 25. I have done very well, but have had my dogs too. My big home run was owning Apple before the I Phone and that was dumb Lady Luck because my kids used the Apple Music device. We are in Tech revoluation similar to the Industrial revolution of the 1900’s, but to pick the big winners who knows. Tech investments needs to be in funds such as the QQQ, XLK and many others. It is best to diverfiy and ride the maket. Moving in an out does not work as timing is done. IF you are young it is a 40 year process and just keep investing and never stop when the market has significant declines. I know people who moved funds in 410K to cash after declines and they never caught up. You get it on sale and it always comes back. When nearing retirement you will need to look at it differently. I would never recommend borrowing against a 401K as you will need that money to live down the road However that is the take of a much older person. In terms of taking risks you can take 5-10% and perhaps buy some individual stocks because if you change jobs you can put the 401K into a brokerage account, but still pre tax but be considervative. Buyging dumb stocks usually does not work. The only way to learn is to read and it does help if you can read.statements. I have an advaned degree in Accounting and Finance and spent my entire career in commerical real estate.

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As for other examples, this was happening to NVDA earlier this year when the other S&P select sector XLK had to sell off NVDA shares because it only allows two companies over 5% weight. See below for its NPORT. XLK isn't an equal weight the same way XAR is, but this shows you an example of how the ETF's rules can result in forced sales. https://preview.redd.it/hfafwedk0nld1.png?width=1473&format=png&auto=webp&s=dccc94690c1344314d67b628fcdb58858e529084

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I'm 28 and tech heavy as well but in my opinion some of these are just silly. TSLA is a better prospect than rivian for EVs imo. KO is so slow there's almost no reason to hold this. Why tf are you even sniffing sofi? You're spread around a bunch of ETFs. Here are the ones I buy SMH - semiconductors XLK/IYW - tech VOO - broad market If you like tech try to find stocks that have a good history of beating earnings, increasing revenue, very little or no debt, and actually have a good chart. Put some work into it

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!banbet $XLK 237.5 4D

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Took some lottos on $XLK for King Jensen and Queen Pelosi’s coveted earnings call. Jensen will walk out with an RTX 4070 tatted on his dick. $NVDA will scurry to $200. Prophecy will then be fulfilled.![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)

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Mark Newton: Today's mild pullback in SPX and QQQ is nearly entirely large-cap Technology driven, as weakness out of $SMCI, $MU, $AMAT, $AVGO of 3%+ has caused XLK to lose 1% while most other sectors are positive.  On an Equal-weighted basis, Technology is the only down sector and Advance/Decline is nearly 2/1 positive, with gains of more than +0.50% out of Real Estate, Utilities and Staples.  

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The overlap between XLK, SOXX, and QQQM is intentional, so as to double down on high conviction holdings while diversifying specifically into high conviction sectors that aren't covered in others. QQQM is perhaps my most broad holding, even with overlap. What do you consider to be over-diversified? I can understand the appeal of having a core holding like SPY, but that would seem to diversify my portfolio significantly beyond what it already is.

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Depending on your age and investment preferences, I think you're quite severely over-diversified. XLK+QQQM + SOXX also have significantl overlap, and there's even more overlap with your single stock holdings (AMZN, INTC). If you would like to keep your diversification, I highly recommend going SPY as core (since you're US centric) and then adding satellites e.g. Asia 50 for China exposure, and then single stocks for high conviction.

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Try ETF by the name of XLK. Diversified and pays a modest dividend.

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NASDAQ is mostly tech, but that's not specifically on purpose, it's just what trades there. You can get ETFs specifically designed to target specific sectors. XLK for example is more tech heavy then QQQ, but I'm sure there are others. XLU is utility companies and XLV is financials, etc. Weather that is a good thing or not, depends on your investing goals and risks.

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SMH, ITB, VGT, XLK, COPX, IXN There's a lot

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Here are my largest positions currently: VTI $16,852 BLK $7,518 XLK $7,821 ET $10,837 GOOGL $6,869 NKE $8,150 LMT $5,281

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XLK is a solid ETF if you just want tech. NVDA is largest position, has AVGO and AMD as well but you get pretty much any tech stock in the S&P 500

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XLK isn’t terrible either you get some semi stocks as well as tech giants mixed in with a cheaper expense ratio

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r/investingSee Comment

You might consider XLK, the technology ETF which has AAPL and NVDA as 2 of its top 3 holdings, the other being MSFT

r/StockMarketSee Comment

SPY, XLK, FDVV, WBD, and F. The majority of it is the first three. I have about 5% into F, and 5% into WBD.

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It's a normal gold price chart (daily) I changed the candle sticks to a white like I marked every 100 incriment with a colored horizontal line to see how gold reacts to round numbers if at all I added the moving averages 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 I know this chart is a little busy and I don't like that netdania adds dashed horizontal lines at the moving averages values GDX is beating XLK year to date Silver was the top performing asset as we closed H2 2024 and then got stomped Gold will pay well but the real money will be made in silver. It's going to take a long time because that aren't is broken almost beyond repair but they aren't opening any new silver mines and the shorts have depleted a lot of above ground stock piles Silver and platinum are the most undervalued assets imo at this time world wide. I'll be averaging into SILJ leaps every month for the next year.

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XLK

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

Just because institutions can add more and something joins an index doesn't mean it stays up. SMCI was added in March, 5 months later...hype can be a double edged sword. 12 month timeline, it's hard to say if being in an index made a difference or if it's improvement in financials, sentiment, macroeconomics, etc. Apple lost a large share of XLK and it's still doing just fine. It's not trading anymore abnormally than any of the other large tech stocks.

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r/investingSee Comment

Why Do SXLK and IUIT ETFs Outperform VGT and XLK, Despite Similar Allocations? I’ve observed that SXLK and IUIT ETFs have been outperforming VGT and XLK, despite having a similar allocation focus within the tech sector. What could explain this performance discrepancy?

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r/investingSee Comment

70% SPY, 10% SMH, 5% XLK, 5% VUG, 5% ARGT, and 5% SPY 2026 Calls @ $650 Strike. Built this portfolio for my dad in June 2022, updated to 2026 Calls back in March from December 2025 calls. Profits at +$810,00k.

r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

I have nearly a $7M portfolio, so it's not at all what you guys do here. I have held many of these for 10-15 years. SPY, FXAIX, FSELX, MSFT, NVDA, JPM, BAC and XLK. Good luck to you.

r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

not one in particular, as their statement was sector wide. I assume that their buys may be from various stocks in XLK with decent guidance.

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r/stocksSee Comment

XLK, most diversified Tech ETF

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

You only need 2 ETFs. VOO and QQQM/XLK/VGT.

r/stocksSee Comment

Buffet sold for taxes, it is still his largest holding. XLK lowered weight to appease investors who wanted it to be heavier with NVDA. They only care about collecting fees from people buying their fund, not making a bet on the underlying stock. Betting against Apple is a losers bet, the supercycle hasn’t happened yet, and you still saw 5% growth.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

To an extent yes. the index holders make many decisions buying much of the money being passively invested is being put into target retirement accounts and s&p500 funds that are tracking index funds and those index funds have rules that they must follow and are not always bought or sold for a "reason" or at least a good reason. Such as when XLK had to sell a ton of Apple and had to buy a ton of NVDA not because it was a better company but just that it had a higher market cap.

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r/stocksSee Comment

Simple: When Para CEO sold 3 bln worth stock, crazily dropped. TSLA CEO sold 40 bln, stock halved. NVDA CEO sold 30 bln, it came down from $134 to $99! Even though not CEO, but investor Buffet sold 87 bln AAPL. I do not know reason, but my gut feeling says AAPL Risky bet, staying away. In addition, XLK reduced exposure from 22% to 6% giving lower weightage.

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88% in VTI, VUG, XLK, SCHX.. basically all the same. Have 10% in Amazon AAPL, Google, and nvda. The rest in NVDL. Soxl. Haha Drop another 5% tomorrow and I'm cashing out my Tbills for this mid year sale.

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Yeah, really kicking myself I bought $300 in XLK puts after seeing the intel news, I thought tech would shit harder. Went from .75 to 2.73 same day and sold, the gains were good, but I should have put more into uvxy.

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r/investingSee Comment

I’m piling up on SMH and XLK

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Pulled the trigger and bought some $XLK $205 LEAPs

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

trying to buy when the market is on sale... but SCHWAB won't even let me in the superMARKET. FU SCHWAB. I need me some VOO and XLK!!

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

My point exactly. NVDA is not. META is not. AMZN is. MSFT is. SPY is not. IWM is. XLK is.

r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

I’m down fuckin 20% on XLK at this point…. Fucking ridiculous

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

lol I also slept through a .75 to 2.75 XLK put Friday.

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r/stocksSee Comment

XLK

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Yikes. So here's what I'd do... Wait like 30 days or whatever so you can lock in the tax write offs. Then you start selling weekly calls, like 200 of them for $2k-$3k per week. Anytime your shares get called away, just put that money in $XLK.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

if this guy just sells asap and put it into SP500 or hell, even XLK, he would be back asap. some people were born to baghold

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Sounds good. Are you holding any Nvidia? I started buying XLK in batches (tech ETF) if that’s something you’d want to look into.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

might go for XLY and XLK puts instead, they are likely cheaper ![img](emote|t5_2th52|12787)

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r/stocksSee Comment

XLK, I prefer the options liquidity

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r/investingSee Comment

I think this is a nice selection of large cap stocks. If I were to have a critique, it's that you are heavy on financials (relative to a benchmark like the S&P) and lack exposure to sectors like energy, healthcare, utilities, materials. If you are going to be taking this approach (instead of buying and holding VOO for example), you may want to consider adding exposure there. If you don't want to do the homework on individual companies, there are sector ETFs available. XLK is one example. This portfolio's dividend yield (1.26%) is comparable to VOO's (1.31%). That difference is not material IMO. Hope this is helpful.

Mentions:#VOO#XLK
r/investingSee Comment

Oh it’s simple I’m using broad market VOO, dividend etf SCHD, and I have a couple of various accounts all developed the same way and I use either VGT, XLK, QQQM l, SCHG

r/stocksSee Comment

Exited my ASTS position, very very happy with the gains made. Put the gains into SMH, XLK, GOOG, AMZN.

r/stocksSee Comment

Actually, there have been moments where they have been hit hard on earnings.  And this looks like the perfect time for it to drop 8% and lead the XLK lower by 3%+.

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

To add: your investments are all in good ETFs. It’s one thing if it’s individual stocks you own and some are risky - that’s more up to you if you think those risky investments will gain money for you long term. But ETFs take the managing of individual stocks into their own hands (ie. XLK switched their composition to add more NVIDIA and lower the shares of AAPL in their mutual fund), so you don’t have to worry about researching numerous companies (or at least not do as much work looking into a company).

Mentions:#XLK#AAPL
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Did XLK ever buy 10B of NVDA. Down bad man

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

Also, you might be able to get very comparable returns to your portfolio with slightly less risk with $XLK.

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r/stocksSee Comment

I like SCHG. It has a bit less concentration in higher hype tech stocks than VGT, QQQ, etc not to mention XLK or SMH. That being said it will obviously have high PE ratios considering its holdings. If you like its portfolio, DCA into it and grab more when it dips. Right now is probably good time to start a good sized position to build on. A lot of people on YouTube don’t like but it is less exposed to chip stocks so that can be a plus or minus depepending on your risk tolerance.

r/stocksSee Comment

I think earning's are coming in fine, it's the forward guidance which isn't being pumped like previous earning's, which foreshadow slowdown from some companies. If there's anybody with fat to trim it's big tech. I only trade options, double calendars through earning's and still not buying tech ETFs like SMH/XLK/QQQ

Mentions:#SMH#XLK#QQQ
r/stocksSee Comment

yea, I have 10% XLK now and 50% QQQM. tech, yes, but also s&p 500, COST, XLE as well. just quite sure what my next moves will be with this drop we had this week.

r/stocksSee Comment

I don’t look at anything like that. just my own gains/losses each day and enjoying the BTC thrill ride as well. I sell a few things but mainly am thinking 3-5 year hold for bigger purchases. I feel like i’m saving money when i’m not blowing money at my favorite store, costco. so I just buy their boring stock now and chill for a month. QQQM/XLK/XLE/SPLG/TSLA/NVDA/COST, GME/APPL/BTC. 🥶

r/stocksSee Comment

If you really like MSFT and NVDA go XLK, if not go QQQ

r/stocksSee Comment

Just QQQ means that you will miss some good tech stocks, and also end up holding financial companies also. XLK is abit overvalued compared to QQQ, but since you are going to DCA (over long term), XLK is better. I assume you just want to buy into tech.

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r/stocksSee Comment

I got hit hard with QQQM and XLK. Ride it out. DCA when u can.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Tempted to yolo XLK puts at this point.

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r/investingSee Comment

My Roth IRA has $80k and split up like this: $20,000 FZROX which I won't touch. $20,000 FBTC $20,000 SMH $10,000 QQQM $10,000 XLK All of these have 2% daily swings regularly, especially the FBTC (Bitcoin ETF). Is it wise to rebalance my portfolio maybe even weekly when two funds travel 2% in opposite directions? So if FBTC is up 2% and SMH down 2% in one day, should I immediately rebalance $800 from BTC to SMH (sell high and buy low) or should I let it all work itself out and let the winners eat?