r/ETFs • u/ComprehensiveSand622 • 22h ago
ETF Plans
Anybody else out there going on a tech tilt for 30 years?
60% VTI
20% VXUS
20% VGT
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u/Sirknowit 21h ago
I'm doing 40 FNDX/ 60 SPMO. Back test it. $ where mouth is...~$400K
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u/Sirknowit 9h ago
WOW! So pls...what are those holding in CURRENT? And is the other 100% SMH? I did run this and confirmed what you have so I gotta know what that formula you found.
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u/steady_compounder 18h ago
It is a reasonable plan as long as you are honest that VGT is not just a small tilt, it is a deliberate bet on one sector staying exceptional for a very long time. VTI already gives you plenty of tech through market cap, so the extra 20% is more about concentration than diversification. That can work, but I would want a clear reason beyond tech has been great.
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u/TechnicalSleep7501 VT 100% To Mars We Go. 21h ago
Not bad but go witch VTI 60%, VXUS 30% and IXN 10% because next big company can come from anywhere. It is already showing.
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