u/poboy980

I have roughly 440,000 in my brokerage account, currently in various index funds, mutual funds, and some other assorted stocks. Here is a strategy I am considering adopting.

Restructure my portfolio to hold 50% in the market and the rest in 20 different stocks (diverse and uncorrelated) that have 5 star Morningstar ratings (these are stocks that Morningstar assesses to be significantly undervalued).

Do you think this strategy will offer superior returns to just owning the market? Do you have opinions on Morningstar's ratings? Thank you for your time.

33 year old M

3.5+ GPA (magna cum laude) at a prestigious liberal arts school

165 LSAT

10+ years service as a military pilot (multiple deployments)

Great LORs

Do I have a shot at a Top 14 law school? Or should I delay application a year to take the LSAT again and improve my score (I would prefer not to).

Thank you for your advice.

Stats:

33 year old M

3.5+ GPA (magna cum laude) at a prestigious liberal arts school

165 LSAT

10+ years service as a military pilot (multiple deployments)

Great LORs

Do I have a shot at a Top 14 law school? Or should I delay application a year to take the LSAT again and improve my score (I would prefer not to).

Thank you for your advice.