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Vanguard

4.4

(42)

"Personally I'd go for a FTSE all-world or msci acwi (all country world) tracker."

"VOO or VTI… choose one."

"VOO, VTI or VOOG"

"VOO . That’s all you need"

"VOO and SCHG is my brokerage + VGT to try and maximize tech sector exposure"

"VOO @ 60% VXUS @ 20% VBR @ 20%."

"50% VOO, and 25% each AVUV and AVDV."

"VTI, VXUS, BND"

"VT + FBTC"

"Simple, and best, is a weighted all world fund, e.g. VT or similar."

Vanguard S&P 500 ETF

4.8

(13)

"VOO"

"Foundation - VOO"

"VOO+SCHD+IBIT+QQQM"

"Keep it simple. VOO/SCHG + VTI + VXUS."

"You don't get a podcast, the only three you need are VOO, QQQM, SCHD."

"VOO. Simple and cliche as it is, it's the safest bet forward."

"VOO(or VTI), QQQM."

"VOO - DCA into it and forget about it for 20 years."

"VOO, VOOG or VTI"

XEQT

4.8

(12)

"Xeqt is an excellent option."

"R/JustBuyXEQT, its an all in one approach."

"Go for an asset allocation ETF like XEQT or VEQT for a better risk-adjusted returns."

"VFV XEQT"

"VFV, XEQT FOR TFSA."

"XEQT will do the job."

"Xeqt."

"XEQT is a great place to start. It's a globally diversified 'All-In-One' ETF."

"Will look into XEQT"

"I would go all equity with something like XEQT."

SCHD

4.2

(12)

"SCHD. I’ve dumped 10k in it this week."

"SCHD is definitely a top pick."

"Just keep buying SCHD."

"SCHD is fine."

"I'm personally a fan of SCHD and it's done very well the three years I've held it."

"I keep roughly equal amounts of SCHD, DGRO, CGDV, and JEPQ."

"So SCHD, QGRW and DGRO."

"I'll be adding schd and o soon as well."

"I’d go with schd, spdg, and futy"

"Here's the list I'm starting with: SCHD, IDVO, PBDC, JEPI, JEPQ."

VT

4.7

(10)

"My list: - VT for global"

"100% VT. Global diversification in 1 etf."

"VT is good!"

"VT or Target Date Fund."

"If you do not know why you are saving, VT is great."

"VT is perfect. Covers the first two asset classes of the three fund portfolio, and an infant can reasonably start without bonds."

"VT for everything, whether it goes up or down."

"A solid place to start would be with a broad market index fund such as VT."

"Use IKBR for USD and buy VT. Far lower fees, less home country bias."

"Probably VT or AOR if you also wanted 60/40 stocks/bonds ratio"

VTI

4.6

(10)

"My list: - VTI + VXUS if you are a tinkerer"

"When I’m thinking of a 30-year buy and hold I’m thinking VTI mostly."

"Vti."

"VTI all the way."

"VTI."

"VTI is the entire US stock market, would start with that one."

"VTI and chill If I was an ETF investor."

"I'd go with a total stock market such as VTI."

"70%-75% VTI, 25%-30% VXUS."

QQQM

4.6

(10)

"QQQM and IVV. Put all your money in there."

"If you’re just starting out and looking to accumulate shares, I would go with QQQM."

"QQQM 100%."

"I m buying qqqm for my daughter every month!"

"Bet everything you can o QQQM."

"You’re sitting with amazing returns today."

"QQQM is superior to QQQ unless you're an options trader."

"I'm in on QQQM"

"For tech you could look into the NASDAQ 100 index, QQQM is an ETF that follows it."

"VOO and QQQM are good choices for investing."

IVV

4.0

(10)

"IVV and chill."

"IVV is great for tax reasons but it carries more volatility than more diversified options."

"If it's play money, probably IVV."

"Cheap, low distributions and most of the companies operate in international markets anyway so you’re indirectly getting global exposure."

"IVV is the best."

"IVV is great, but I wouldn't put all my money in it."

"IVV works"

"Ivv and vgs have a similar return."

"I like and have a chunk of IVV."

"If it's good enough for Warren Buffet, it's good enough for you or I."

VOO

4.3

(9)

"My top 3 are VOO, VTI, FDVV (for some dividend cash flow)."

"My list: - VOO + AVUV + VXUS for additional tinkering"

"VOO in my opinion"

"VOO is as boring and as safe as it gets."

"VOO (which is same as IVV or SPY) or VTI both work well."

"Whenever this happens, I just add towards VOO for a few months or more."

"90% VOO / 10% SGOV."

"VTI or VOO paired with VXUS."

"VOO or Brk-b are solid"

#10

YMAX

4.0

(9)

"YMAX, since weekly payout started, annualized yield has increased from the 35-40% range to above 65%."

"Ymax because it’s much more diversified."

"Ymax, I try not to heavily weight towards my yieldmax funds."

"I would argue YMAX because it generally mirrors the broader stock market."

"YMAX, YMAG, and FIVY."

"I am planning to buy YMAX, NVDY, TSLY AND MSTY when the market opens tomorrow."

"YMAX really good, some kind of protection for the downside?"

"I'm building up a position in ymax right now."

"I bought 50% YMAX and 50% YMAG today."

#11

VFV

4.7

(7)

"VFV XEQT"

"VFV, XEQT FOR TFSA."

"VFV is one of my personal favorites for S&P 500."

"VFV or XEQT is the only sensible answer if you love your children."

"VFV and call it a day."

"If you are planning on investing on 4+ years and believe in the US market more than anything else, vfv."

"VFV, XEQT FOR TFSA."

#12

Schwab

4.5

(6)

"Four years ago I switched to Schwab / SCHB and haven’t looked back."

"Consider SCHB this the Schwab total US market fund."

"VUG, SCHD, JEPQ. First is growth, second is dividend and third is income."

"SCHD + JEPI or JEPQ would be good for dividends and some stability."

"SCHD for dividend."

"Better to focus on dividend growth and lower your expectations; SCHD/SCHY/SPYD/ANGL seems like a solid combination."

#13

Vanguard VOO

5.0

(5)

"I have QQQ and VOO in my Roth IRA."

"Voo"

"VOO. All others are a very distant second"

"VOO and chill"

"VOO hands-down. Enjoy the ride!"

#14

JP Morgan

5.0

(5)

"VUG, SCHD, JEPQ. First is growth, second is dividend and third is income."

"JEPI yields ~7% and JEPQ ~9%."

"Covered call ETF like JEPI or JEPQ if you feel like taking more risk."

"JEPI and JEPQ from JP MORGAN is what you want."

#15

DHHF

4.0

(6)

"We went with DHHF for what it’s worth, it seems like a fairly well diversified set and forget option."

"Has performed well"

"Recommendations of DHHF, VDHG (and VGS)."

"Set and forget."

"Don't over think it"

"Look at DHHF or VDHG."

#16

VGS

4.4

(5)

"I hear good things about VGS"

"It's called VGS. Don't put a cent on vas or other Australian shit."

"30% VAS and 70% VGS is the "safe" way to invest."

"The reason why people recommend VAS + VGS."

"I have the exact same 3 holdings. My weightings are: 65% VGS 20% VAS 15% NDQ."

#17

VAS

4.0

(5)

"I like VAS"

"30% VAS and 70% VGS is the "safe" way to invest."

"The reason why people recommend VAS + VGS."

"20% to VAS is fine. 50% to NDQ is the more questionable decision."

"VAS is where the bulk of my dividends come from."

#18

Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF

4.0

(5)

"SCHD"

"Dividend - SCHD"

"SCHD is great in retirement accounts."

"SCHD and SCHG."

"50% VOO 20% QQQM 15% SOXX 15% SCHD could be awesome."

#19

Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Growth ETF

5.0

(4)

"SCHG"

"SCHG for growth."

"Growth - SCHG/QQQM"

"I love SCHG if you're investing long term."

#20

Schwab SCHD

5.0

(4)

"Add SCHD, money printer and Dividend Growth."

"So now I have VOO, QQQ, SCHD and AVUV in my Roth."

"AVUV , SCHG , SCHD"

"SCHA SCHB SCHD SCHX FWIA BITO"

#21

Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF

4.8

(4)

"VTI + SCHD + SCHG gang!"

"Buying the market with VTI/VXUS is your best bet long term."

"VTS"

"Voo or vti. Voo slightly better returns..vti more diversified."

#22

VWRP

4.8

(4)

"VWRP"

"I'd probably go VWRP if using T212."

"Or VWRP if you don't want to be all in on America."

"I have a passive S&S isa ETF which is VWRP via T212."

#23

VWCE

4.5

(4)

"Buy 2 VWCE per month until you have time to do research."

"Just set your broker to autobuy 2 shares each month and you're golden."

"VWCE."

"VWCE and chill."

#24

JEPQ

4.3

(4)

"Currently very happy with JEPQ, FEPI and AIPI."

"If I were looking at a dividend ETF for income -- JEPQ."

"Jepq tracks nasdaq 100. Growth and monthly dividend"

"JEPQ, DGRO & FDVV (underrated imo)"

#25

JEPI

4.0

(4)

"Did anyone mention JEPI or JEPQ?"

"I'll split between JEPI and SCHD."

"I think JEPI and JEPQ are solid."

"I agree with jepq and jepi. Jepq is more volatile."

#26

iShares S&P 500 ETF

4.0

4.0

4.0

(2)

"VIG"

#67

Ymag

2.3

(3)

"YMAG and YMAX, but there are really just three views:"

"The least risky imo are probably the ones in ymag or ymag itself"

"YMag NOT ymax"

#68

iShares

3.5

(2)

"IVV or SCHX."

"IVV is just American."

#69

SSO

3.5

4.0

(1)

"Spxl or tqqq."

#86

Vanguard U.S. Equity Index Fund

4.0

(1)

"VUSA is the same but you get the dividends paid directly."

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