What's your monthly/yearly investment split and current portfolio structure?
I'm 30 years old and this is how mine looks,
Monthly: 60% Stocks / 20% etfs VTI, VOO etc / 20% Wealthfront / 4% of my base in Roth 401K just enough to get full match from Amazon.
(This is % distribution of monthly savings apart from RSUs)
Current structure: 85% stocks, 15% ETFs. (Started wealthfront recently, it's almost insignificant overall as of now)
I am a noob/stupid in investment, want to learn investment strategies for optimal allocation. Any advice would help.
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I'm 60% VTSAX, 20% VTIAX and 20% Treasuries and Municipal Bond funds. All from vanguard, since 2002.
After 2 market crashes and the 2015 dip, I've more than doubled my money, at times recently in at triple and beyond.
Diversification is key. Look up /r/financialindependence :) great resource on methods to build wealth without a single company or two ruining 10-30% of your net worth.
Do you like Robinhood? I've been thinking about trying it for a while.