Hello Blind Folks, I am planning to stick to the following stock portfolio for the next 5 years or so. My goal is to avoid significant losses (say more than 20%) during crashes while acquiring modest (say between 10% to 20%) during the bull market. What do you think about this portfolio? Retail (15%): Target, Costco Big Tech (35%): Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Google Hardware (25%): AMD, NVIDIA Fintech (20%): Paypal, Square, Robinhood, Coinbase Thanks in advance! TC: 350k #investment #personalfinance #tech
Grow up and just stick to VTSAX
Too much retail, swap Target for Amazon, then this is a fine portfolio, will probably track or outperform SPY.
Tough to beat the market over long term imho
Not exactly. By definition 50% of people beat the market. It’s just without any actual information advantage, you’re rolling the dice whether you end up overperforming or underperforming. And better to get 7% than 50/50 you get 14% or 0%. Your statement is accurate if you mean every single year rather than cumulative.
Lol! What's this new incorrect definition that says 50% of people beat the market?
Tesla?
Lol
Terrible if your goal is short term and afraid of a 20% pullback.
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Why not sp500
Was trying to pick the main drivers of S&P 500, while avoiding hype stocks. Also, wanted to pick a few emerging stocks, but nothing too crazy.
Main driver of sp500 are the one that hit the most during crash or bad earning. It is not a free lunch. You either need to risk more and accept potential sub sp500 performance or risk less and don’t try to beat the market.