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A: If these are your only US equity holdings, VOO/VTI (they're practically the same) alone is probably the better option. It's cheaper and gives exposure to more diverse risks. Alternatively, you could pair the more volatile QQQ with another ETF that has fewer common risk factors, like a small cap value fund. 31.
Hey OP, some thoughts on QQQ. Given that tech and AI will likely still be king in the future, is the higher risk (and volatility)/higher return from QQQM worth it, or should I settle for an average market return from VOO only? A quick compare between S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 historically shows that the latter has done incredibly well vs the former.
I am planning to enter VOO (75%) and QQQ (25%) and I intend to hold them for a very long time (30 years). Total capital to invest is approx 200K USD.
VOO and VTI use fundamentally different strategies. People who say they are "basically the same thing" don't understand the funds. They might as well say QQQ is the same as VOO. VOO = QQQ/QQQM + 400 more stocks VTI = VOO + 3328 more stocks. Index of top 100 vs. 500 vs. 3828.
Depending on your investing horizon you might consider VUG, the Vanguard growth fund, as an alternative. It has around a 67% overlap with QQQ, a fraction of the expense ratio, and while it will tumble harder than VOO in a bear market, it won't tumble as hard as QQQ but will outperform VOO in a bull market.
The primary reason QQQ’s tech weight is higher than the VOO’s is because NDX excludes financials and energy, which have been fairly stale sectors for 20 years. Reply reply. zerof3565. •. Excluding financials sector is a great choice. Out of 11 sectors, financials is the true garbage. Reply reply More replies.
With that said, QQQ has the highest % return of SPY, QQQ, or VOO. I'd still do a diversified approach between whatever you wanted, but I'd lean heavier towards QQQ.
QQQM is the same as QQQ with a lower expense ratio. If you just plan to hold long-term QQQM is better. Irrelevant for a long-term hold. I'm 27 and I prefer VOO/VTI because the tech heavy NASDAQ 100 has more volatility and is more risk than I'm willing to tolerate.
VOO is top 500, VTI adds additional mid and small cap. There is little or no reason to hold both VTI and VOO. Historically the performance between the two are quite similar since the top dogs really drive the ship. Everything in QQQ is in VTI. QQQ is top 100 in NASDAQ minus the financial sector stuff on the NASDAQ so QQQ has more "tech ...
my thoughts is VOO and chill. I really like qqqm , I believe it is suitable for long term since it matches Nasdaq and it is more tech focused. Smart. I have my kiddos in QQQM. Make sure you buy the market too though. If you see my post history, you'll see that I'm anti-QQQ/QQQM.