VOO to VWRA: Sell or Keep VOO?
I’m a long-term investor with a significant VOO position and a 10+ year horizon. I’m considering moving toward a global ETF like VWRA.
Would you sell VOO and switch to VWRA, or keep VOO and direct all new contributions to VWRA?
What would you choose and why?
I’m a long-term investor with a significant VOO position and a 10+ year horizon. I’m considering moving toward a global ETF like VWRA.
Would you sell VOO and switch to VWRA, or keep VOO and direct all new contributions to VWRA?
What would you choose and why?
I’m a long-term investor with a significant VOO position and a 10+ year horizon. I’m considering moving toward a global ETF like VWRA.
Would you sell VOO and switch to VWRA, or keep VOO and direct all new contributions to VWRA?
What would you choose and why?
My investment is heavily concentrated in S&P500,100% and I’m investing for the long term. Do you think I should add another ETF, such as a global, developed-markets, or emerging-markets fund, at a smaller allocation, or should I simply continue investing in S&P500?
My investment is heavily concentrated in S&P500,100% and I’m investing for the long term. Do you think I should add another ETF, such as a global, developed-markets, or emerging-markets fund, at a smaller allocation, or should I simply continue investing in S&P500?
My investment is heavily concentrated in S&P500,100% and I’m investing for the long term. Do you think I should add another ETF, such as a global, developed-markets, or emerging-markets fund, at a smaller allocation, or should I simply continue investing in S&P500?
My investment is heavily concentrated in VOO, and I’m investing for the long term. Do you think I should add another ETF, such as a global, developed-markets, or emerging-markets fund, at a smaller allocation, or should I simply continue investing in VOO?
I’m considering combining the S&P 500 with a total-world index such as VT — for example, 70% VT and 30% VOO.
I know there would be some overlap, but wouldn’t this still be better diversified than having 100% of the portfolio concentrated in the U.S. market?
For long-term investment (at least 10 years), which etfs funds combine the lowest risk with excellent growth?
Hi
I’m interested in long-term investing for children. Currently, I invest only in an S&P 500 index fund.
Since my portfolio is concentrated in this single fund, I’m considering adding another fund while following the same long-term investment strategy.
Which of the following options would you recommend?
A fund that tracks developed and emerging markets excluding the United States.
A global All-World index fund, even though more than half of its holdings are invested in the U.S. market.
Continue investing only in the S&P 500.
For reference, I invest $500 per month and plan to continue for at least 10 years.
Hi
I’m interested in long-term investing for children. Currently, I invest only in an S&P 500 index fund.
Since my portfolio is concentrated in this single fund, I’m considering adding another fund while following the same long-term investment strategy.
Which of the following options would you recommend?
A fund that tracks developed and emerging markets excluding the United States.
A global All-World index fund, even though more than half of its holdings are invested in the U.S. market.
Continue investing only in the S&P 500.
For reference, I invest $500 per month and plan to continue for at least 10 years.
Hi
I’m interested in long-term investing for children. Currently, I invest only in an S&P 500 index fund.
Since my portfolio is concentrated in this single fund, I’m considering adding another fund while following the same long-term investment strategy.
Which of the following options would you recommend?
A fund that tracks developed and emerging markets excluding the United States.
A global All-World index fund, even though more than half of its holdings are invested in the U.S. market.
Continue investing only in the S&P 500.
For reference, I invest $500 per month and plan to continue for at least 10 years.