BlackRock files with the U.S. SEC to launch a Nasdaq-100 ETF
u/Ok-Post-4270 — 9 hours ago
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Just finalized my new portfolio!
Now I can just set it and forget it and just chill! 23M
60/20/10/10 allocation
u/Then_Location_4290 — 7 hours ago
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Is there a "VOO equivalent" for the Total World Stock (VT)?
Does VT (Total World Stock) have a similar "concentrated" counterpart like VOO is for VTI?
VT holds over 9,000 stocks globally, which is incredibly broad. If VOO is the "Large Cap" version of the U.S. market, is there a specific ETF that acts as the "Global VOO"—focusing only on the massive, blue-chip companies across the entire world instead of holding every small-cap stock from every corner of the globe?
And im not talking about an msci world type of fund but literally one with 500/600 holdings tops.
Are people just using IOO (Global 100) for this, or is there a Vanguard/anything else equivalent I’m missing?
u/Helpful-Staff9562 — 3 hours ago
19 – just started investing
I just turned 19 and just started investing in a brokerage account. I don’t really like the idea of retiring at 60 — I’d rather try to retire early and actually enjoy life. Right now I’m investing mainly in VOO and QQQM and adding money weekly. Do you think this is a solid portfolio for the long term maybe for like 15 to 20 years, or should I add/change anything?
Any advice would be appreciated 🙏🏽
u/Diligent-Gene174 — 4 hours ago
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New investor (26) – is this ETF plan okay?
Hi guys,
I am 26 and just starting with investing. Planning to put around $500–600 every month into ETFs for around 10 years.
Right now I’m thinking of investing around 65% in VOO, 25% in VXUS, and 10% in QQQM.
Does this look like a solid plan or should I change anything?
Thanks!
u/Intrepid_Smile1197 — 2 hours ago
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Free tool: run Fama-French factor regressions on any ETF portfolio (no sign-up needed)
Built a free tool that might be useful here. FactorLens runs Fama-French 5-factor regressions on any portfolio you enter - shows your true exposure to market beta, size (SMB), value (HML), profitability (RMW), and investment (CMA).
You enter your tickers and weights, it pulls Ken French factor data and runs the regression. No sign-up, no paywall.
Why I built it: I kept seeing debates about whether a portfolio "really" has a value tilt or a small cap tilt, or whether two ETFs overlap in factor exposure. The regression settles that objectively.
A few things you can do with it:
- Check if your "tilted" portfolio actually has meaningful factor exposure or if it's just closet-indexing the S&P 500
- Compare AVUV vs VBR vs VIOV to see which delivers the most small-cap value loading per dollar
- See how much of your returns are explained by known factors vs alpha (spoiler: usually 95%+ is factors)
- Settle the "is SCHD really a value fund?" debate with data
bestfolio.app/tools/factor-lens
Uses Ken French data library, updated monthly. Open to feedback and feature requests.
u/laurenthu — 10 hours ago
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Sharing my March 2026 S&P 500 ETFs report
I’ve been tracking a group of S&P 500-related ETFs and put them into one report view, so figured I’d share it here.
The sheet includes fields like dividend TTM, price growth, capital erosion, stability, plus a couple of earlier snapshot columns to show how some of the numbers changed over time.
Not trying to rank them here — just sharing the report view itself.
Still incomplete and still adding more names over time.
Current list includes GPIX, JEPI, MAXJ, RSP, SDTY, SPY, SPYH, SPYI, SSO, TSPY, UPRO, VOO, WDTE, XDTE, XSPI, and XYLD.
A lot of these have pretty different structures, so I’m not treating this as a strict apples-to-apples ranking — more of a side-by-side snapshot.
If there are other S&P 500-related funds you think belong in this view, feel free to mention them — I’m still expanding the list.
u/stevesun21 — 8 hours ago
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XTB at 0% variation today?
Is yours XTB accounts also at 0% variation today? All my portfolio is at 0% variation the same values as last Thursday… today is not a bank holiday at Varsaw
u/RLCC_CdR — 12 hours ago
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22M | ~$76K Portfolio — 58% VOO / 42% QQQM… stay the course or adjust?i
I’m 22 and have been aggressively investing over the past couple years. Currently sitting at about $76K total portfolio with this allocation:
• 58% VOO (\~$44.5K)
• 42% QQQM (\~$31.6K)
Goal is long-term wealth (thinking 10–20+ years), and I’ve basically been following a VOO + QQQM strategy for growth.
A few things about me:
• Stable income (software engineering)
• High savings rate
• No debt
• Planning to keep consistently investing monthly
Questions:
• How does this look for a 22-year-old?
• Is this too tech-heavy with QQQM at 42%?
• Should I keep this ratio or start shifting more into VOO / something else?
• Would you add anything else or just “VOO + chill (with some QQQM)”?
I’m trying to be aggressive while I’m young but don’t want to be dumb either.
Appreciate any feedback
u/ConsiderationLife673 — 20 hours ago
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Thought VTI was VT
Made a mistake while I was beginning investing - thought I was diversified by primarily going VTI and VOO. But yeah, realized that is nearly the same and not what I thought it was (VT). Yeah.
I am thinking that the taxes on sell / buy a different fund would be too much for it to be worth it. Context - I'm employed, making 100k VHCOL, 28 - about 100k in each, 10% gain in one, 30% gain in the other.
TL;DR - is the diversity worth the potential loss in taxes?
u/Reach-Calm — 21 hours ago
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📈 Rate My Portfolio Weekly Thread | April 06, 2026
Looking for feedback on your portfolio? This is the place to share, rate, and discuss ETF portfolios.
To facilitate the discussion, please provide some context for your portfolio selection, for example, investment goal, timeframe, risk tolerance, target asset allocation, etc.
A big thank you to the many r/ETFs investors who take the time to provide others with feedback!
u/AutoModeratorETFs — 18 hours ago
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Thinking of selling SCHG and going all-in on VOO — bad move?
I’ve been holding SCHG for a while, but lately I’ve noticed it feels much more sensitive and volatile — especially with the current geopolitical tensions.
Because of that, I’m considering selling my entire SCHG position and moving everything into VOO for a bit more stability and broader diversification.
SCHG seems more reactive to market swings right now
VOO feels more stable since it tracks the S&P 500
I’d prefer less volatility given the uncertainty
At the same time, I know SCHG has stronger growth potential long term, so I’m not fully confident this is the right move?
u/helloswift — 20 hours ago
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BlackRock plans challenger to Invesco’s US$374 billion crown jewel $QQQ
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What do you think of it?
Started this year, fiddled around with some high interest ones, but now leaning towards long term growth with some tech potential growth.
u/Agitated-Depth7921 — 10 hours ago
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Is DHHF too Australia biased?
I'm just starting investing and I've heard lots of good things about Betashares' DHHF but I'm wondering if it has too much home bias (I'm Australian) and it will harm my returns?
u/Desperate-Wall-1305 — 21 hours ago
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Capital gains w/ETF’s?
I know i have to pay taxes on dividends but if im going to put a lot of cash into VT, what do i need to know regarding capital gains? Im a newbie but will be sitting on this for 10+ years
u/Icy-Neighborhood6207 — 19 hours ago
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HHIS.TO or QQC.TO
I am thinking of buying HHIS to get monthly distributions to buy QQC.TO every month . Is this the right approach or I should invest straight into qqc.to. I have 23k cash that i can use for this at the moment. Both negative and positive opinions are welcomed .
u/Parking_Gur7712 — 17 hours ago
Week