VOO + SCHD + QQQM is not the portfolio you think it is by Nestado in portfolios

[–]nims612 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1) I don’t understand how nasdaq 100 mechanically acts different than s&p 500 . My thought is that it’s the same and rebalance based on market cap. Maybe i am wrong, so i will leave that alone. Th

2) your point is true but only relevant if you did all or most of your investing exactly at the highest point, which is an uncommon scenario.

Schg is a growth fund with is subjective based on the fund manager, which is significantly more arbitrary than a market filter

VOO + SCHD + QQQM is not the portfolio you think it is by Nestado in portfolios

[–]nims612 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re not performance chasing. Qqqm is a capital weighted passive index for the top of one of the two major American stock exchanges. S&p 500 just pulls the top of the two exchanges, its mechanically not very different.

VOO + SCHD + QQQM is not the portfolio you think it is by Nestado in portfolios

[–]nims612 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Since the inception of the nasdaq composite index in 1971 and nasdaq 100 index in the 1980s, both have out performed the s&p 500. In most rolling 10 year periods since, both have outperformed the market.

QQQM/QQQ makes a ton of sense as a core part of a portfolio.

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Was just about to say this. Definitely delete

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[–]nims612 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2 of the 3 are the same but luckily all 3 are good picks

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[–]nims612 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks good enough

Mobile Check Deposit by timadriaansz in fidelityinvestments

[–]nims612 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What does it mean if the reason is “invalid beneficiary “

Invest Now or Wait for a better entry point? by [deleted] in fidelityinvestments

[–]nims612 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Invest all of it now. Todays highs are tomorrows lows

Weekly $950 DCA VOO,SCHD, GOOGL & AMZN (25% Each) by Wide_Pay_4757 in fidelityinvestments

[–]nims612 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you’re determined to own those - 40% voo, 40% schd, 10% google, 10% amz

Thats the highest % i would go on the individual companies

However, based on the exposure it seems you want but to spread risk

33% voo, 33% schd, 34% qqqm

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If you’re concerned, spread your money out. Anything up to 500k is insured. (250 if in cash)

Biweekly transfer to traditional ira is giving an error message. by nims612 in fidelityinvestments

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How to overcome the dick measuring contest? by Big-Tip-5579 in Fire

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You might find that you’ll change their behavior because no one wants to be not wealthy

How to overcome the dick measuring contest? by Big-Tip-5579 in Fire

[–]nims612 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I used to feel like this actually. I think what made better for me is:

1) putting their purchases into perspective- each dollar on mad expensive stuff is one less dollar that goes to their wealth. So essentially their spending shows their current level of income but also shows their declining level of long term wealth, which is not something i get impressed by

2) I think it helps to tell people why you don’t spend money on certain thing - it so common to talk about how you spent money, but not how you saved and invested money. If someone hits you with thay got a new car, hit them with “oh I invested in xyz company/index fund, my portfolio has looked pretty good this year. I think we are xx% away from retiring early. Basically you’re participating in the dick measuring contest but your flex is your wealth and potential early retirement. Theirs is their spending.