Invesco QQQ
Reddit take
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Pros
- I’d recommend putting it into FXAIX, QQQ, and/or a target date fund. Since you probably won’t be touching this money, these are good long term investments. ... QQQ tracks the NASDAQ.
- Put all into stock (QQQ or some major big companies like FAANG)
- Index ETFs Are Your Best Bet – VOO or SPY (S&P 500) and QQQ (tech-heavy) are great choices.
- Invest in low fee/high liquidity ETFs like SPY or QQQ.
- If I was your age, knowing what I know now, I'd be 100% QQQ or QQQM or similar depending on what's available in your company 401-K and I'd keep adding until retirement.
Cons
- Please don't do QQQ. Its way too tech heavy.
- You don't need any concentration in "the 100 largest (non-financial) companies that happen to trade on the nasdaq exchange". It's a nonsense index. There's no fundamental reason for that selection criteria to outperform in the future, it...
- I had some in a HSA and put it in QQQ and it double in value in 5 years. But that is more risky than VTI
- Heck, QQQ (tech stocks) opened down 3% just a couple Mondays ago.
- None of the morgan stanley funds are in bonds (VOO, SPY, QQQ, IJH, DIA, USMV, IJR). I honestly have no idea what her guy at morgan stanley is doing and why shes in so many different funds other than it benefiting them.
Sentiment
6 positive (50%) · 1 mixed (8%) · 5 negative (42%)
Trust + time weighted score: +5% · raw score 8%
What redditors said (10 of 12)
Please don't do QQQ. Its way too tech heavy.
I’d recommend putting it into FXAIX, QQQ, and/or a target date fund. Since you probably won’t be touching this money, these are good long term investments. ... QQQ tracks the NASDAQ.
You don't need any concentration in "the 100 largest (non-financial) companies that happen to trade on the nasdaq exchange". It's a nonsense index. There's no fundamental reason for that selection criteria to outperform in the future, it only looks attractive because of the last decade of performance.
I had some in a HSA and put it in QQQ and it double in value in 5 years. But that is more risky than VTI
Put all into stock (QQQ or some major big companies like FAANG)
Index ETFs Are Your Best Bet – VOO or SPY (S&P 500) and QQQ (tech-heavy) are great choices.
Heck, QQQ (tech stocks) opened down 3% just a couple Mondays ago.
Invest in low fee/high liquidity ETFs like SPY or QQQ.
None of the morgan stanley funds are in bonds (VOO, SPY, QQQ, IJH, DIA, USMV, IJR). I honestly have no idea what her guy at morgan stanley is doing and why shes in so many different funds other than it benefiting them.
QQQ is just "the 100 largest (non-financial) companies that happen to trade on the nasdaq exchange" it's a nonsense index. There's no fundamental reason for that selection criteria to outperform in the future, it only looks attractive because of the last decade of performance.
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