Concentração em Tech Americana: Reduzir ou Manter?

Concentração em Tech Americana: Reduzir ou Manter?

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Nos últimos 12 meses, minha carteira rendeu 29,85%, com volatilidade de 15,8% e Sharpe de 1,42.

Minha principal dúvida hoje é a concentração indireta em tecnologia americana, principalmente pela combinação de QQQM + AAPL + NVDA + GOOG. Como o QQQM já tem posições relevantes nessas empresas, a exposição acaba sendo maior do que parece à primeira vista.

Vocês reduziriam essa concentração ou manteriam a posição pensando no longo prazo?

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Thoughts on this portfolio for a 42y expat living off 60k/year in South America

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Thoughts on this portfolio for a 42y expat living off 60k year in south america.

$1.82M portfolio, generating roughly $50K/year in income, with a 23.6% 1-year return.

The allocation is pretty interesting:

  • 22.3% VTI
  • 15.2% VYMI
  • 15.2% VYM
  • 13.3% VOO
  • 8.0% GPIQ
  • 6.6% TTTXX
  • 4.9% SMH
  • 4.1% BTC
  • 3.9% VXUS
  • 2.8% JEPI

The thing that stands out to me is the combination of broad-market exposure + a very large income tilt, while still maintaining some exposure to technology and crypto.

Would you consider this reasonably diversified, or is there too much overlap between VTI, VOO, VYM and VYMI?

And at ~$50K/year in income, would you prioritize maintaining the income level or simplify the portfolio further?

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Rate my allocation — ~$1.66M, dividend/income-tilted, feedback wanted

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11 positions, mostly broad index + high-dividend ETFs with a small gold and BTC sleeve. Rough breakdown:

  • VTI — 25.4%
  • VOO — 19.5%
  • VYM — 18.5%
  • VYMI — 16.8%
  • GPIQ — 5.7%
  • JEPI — 5.3%
  • GLDM — 3.3%
  • QQQM — 3.0%
  • JEPQ — 2.5%
  • DTCR / IBIT — negligible, rounding error at this point

Total value ~$1,663,000, projected annual income ~$45,000 (2.71% yield).

A few things I'm chewing on:

  • VTI + VOO is a lot of overlapping US total-market exposure — worth trimming one down?
  • VYM/VYMI/JEPI/JEPQ is four different flavors of "dividend/income" stacked together — diminishing returns on diversification, or does the mix actually do something?
  • GLDM and the BTC/DTCR positions are rounding errors — worth sizing up or just cutting?

(Built this view in a portfolio tracker I've been working on — happy to answer questions about the setup, not here to pitch it.)

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u/Training-Station4017 — 11 days ago

Thoughts on this allocation. Thanks all for the feedback!

42 y, early retiree living in Brazil on 60k/year. + 100k in BTC

u/Training-Station4017 — 3 months ago

I’m an American-Brazilian living in Brazil and honestly… this is getting old.

I’ve noticed this happen a few times now: I pay with an international card, select BRL on the machine like I’m supposed to, and somehow the charge still goes through in USD.

No heads up, no confirmation, just converted automatically with ~12% markup baked in.

At first I thought it was a one-off, but I’ve seen it at different places now. Doesn’t feel like a random mistake anymore.

End result:

  • you pick the local currency and it gets ignored
  • you get hit with extra fees
  • and you usually only notice later

Not great, especially for tourists who have no idea this is happening.

I’ve already filed complaints with the Central Bank and consumidor.gov.

Curious if anyone else has run into this?

u/Training-Station4017 — 4 months ago