u/AccessCapital7363

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23 y/o trying to build wealth + help my family am I on the right track?

Hope im not breaking anything i posted my fidelity acc above and just learned about tradure.

I’m 23 and trying to build long-term wealth not just for myself, but to help my family get out of the “working forever” phase.

I just started investing recently, and right now I’m mainly in VOO and QQQM. My thinking was to keep it simple and focus on growth, especially with how strong tech/AI has been, which is why I added QQQM.

My approach so far:

• ⁠I invest consistently every month
• ⁠I keep some cash on the side to buy dips when they happen

I’m still learning as I go, so I wanted to get advice from people who were in a similar position and were able to build something meaningful over time.

My main questions:

• ⁠Is sticking with VOO + QQQM solid for the long term?
• ⁠Should I start adding individual stocks, or is that unnecessary risk right now?

Appreciate any advice I’m trying to be smart about this and stay consistent.

(I’ll attach a screenshot of my Fidelity account for context.)

u/AccessCapital7363 — 4 days ago

23 y/o trying to build wealth + help my family am I on the right track?

I’m 23 and trying to build long-term wealth not just for myself, but to help my family get out of the “working forever” phase.

I just started investing recently, and right now I’m mainly in VOO and QQQM. My thinking was to keep it simple and focus on growth, especially with how strong tech/AI has been, which is why I added QQQM.

My approach so far:

  • I invest consistently every month
  • I keep some cash on the side to buy dips when they happen

I’m still learning as I go, so I wanted to get advice from people who were in a similar position and were able to build something meaningful over time.

My main questions:

  • Is sticking with VOO + QQQM solid for the long term?
  • Should I start adding individual stocks, or is that unnecessary risk right now?
  • If you were starting at 23 again, what would you do differently?

Appreciate any advice I’m trying to be smart about this and stay consistent.

(I’ll attach a screenshot of my Fidelity account for context.)

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u/AccessCapital7363 — 4 days ago