Best etf on Reddit

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Vanguard

4.2

(40)

"At 26 I’d go VOO/QQQM/SCHD 70/20/10."

"You have VOO and SCHD. Those are really strong choices imo."

"VOO is just an ETF version of an index fund, performing identically to an SP500 mutual fund."

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

"VOO/VTI, QQQM/MGK for long term US stocks."

"It would be much simpler to just go 100% VWCE or SPYI."

"VOO, SPLG or VTI"

"Vti has more overall holdings and can be considered slightly more diversified."

"VGT or QQQM for growth."

iShares

4.0

(10)

"The good old Ishares Global Select Dividend 100 is still top notch."

"VT, VOO, ITOT, VTI."

"IVV or SCHX."

"IPAC or VPL might be what you’re looking for."

"EWT and FLTW."

"Vymi, ishares individual country etfs."

"EUE (iShares Core EURO STOXX 50 UCITS ETF EUR Dist) - The Fund seeks to track the performance of an index."

"IOO is global, so it's better than IVV only in my opinion."

"IVV is just American."

Schwab

4.3

(9)

"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."

"I’d go SCHV, SCHG, SCHD, SCHE or SCHF, SCHA."

"SCHD for dividend."

"IVV or SCHX."

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

N/A

3.9

(10)

"If you can get out of VOO / QQQ and get into VTI for your US holdings."

"Instead spread out your risk with two separate ETFs."

"For broad energy exposure, XLE is your go-to."

"Semiconductors SMH is going to be your big winner."

"Vdy or Xei are both solid options."

"CANL has perform as well as VFV."

"My pick would be PJSR or PRAB ETF."

"I use EGLN and DTLA for that."

"WINC is an MSCI World with covered calls."

"If it suits your risk tolerance and you like its weight in companies."

VT

4.9

(7)

"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."

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

VTI

4.7

(6)

"Vti."

"VTI all the way."

"VTI."

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

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

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

QQQM

4.7

(6)

"QQQM 100%."

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

"Bet everything you can o QQQM."

"You’re sitting with amazing returns today."

"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."

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."

SPDR

4.0

(6)

"The SPDR MSCI ACWI UCITS ETF seeks to track the MSCI All Country World (ACWI) index."

"It would be much simpler to just go 100% VWCE or SPYI."

"Spyi generates around 12% returns in dividends using covered call strategy."

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

"SDIV and JNK But your total portfolio will deteriorate chasing such a high yield."

#10

SCHD

4.2

(5)

"SCHD is definitely a top pick."

"I’d go with schd, spdg, and futy"

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

"I like the mix of stock, cc ETFs, BDCs, REITs and MLPs."

"SCHD has a guaranteed lower expense ratio, making it a better choice for long-term investment."

#11

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."

#12

Vanguard VOO

5.0

(3)

"VOO. All others are a very distant second"

"VOO and chill"

"VOO hands-down. Enjoy the ride!"

#13

FTEC

4.7

(3)

"FTEC's performance is even better than QQQ."

"FTEC, XLK….long term."

"FTEC for tech."

#14

S&P 500

4.7

(3)

"Just invest in s&p500 and read."

"I think if you pick any S&P500 low cost ETF you will achieve exactly what you need."

"I would go with s&p500."

#15

SPY

4.3

(3)

"It would be safer and more profitable to hold SPY or QQQ calls that are deep deep in the money and out 2+ years, rolling before you hit 6 months out."

"I would just stick with the main ones - spy,qqq,iwm,gld,dia"

"SPY, QQQ are quite safe."

#16

iShares S&P 500 ETF

4.0

(3)

"Personally, I invest in IVV, and use Webull as they have $0 brokerage for ETFs."

"Personally I like IVV (70%) and A200 (30%)"

"If I was starting over at my age, I’d be focusing on IVV & VAS."

#17

Vanguard Australian Shares Index ETF

4.0

(3)

"Vas"

"If I was starting over at my age, I’d be focusing on IVV & VAS."

"If you're ok with 2, I'd recommend VGS and VAS."

#18

VOO

4.0

(3)

"90% VOO / 10% SGOV."

"VTI or VOO paired with VXUS."

"VOO or Brk-b are solid"

#19

WisdomTree

4.0

(3)

"Preferred Stock ETFs (PFXF, PSK, PFF) for some monthly income."

#20

URA

5.0

(2)

"URA pays a dividend. Not sure if that helps you make a choice. But it’s solid."

"I own both because I dont have the time to research every company in the industry."

#21

ETF

5.0

(2)

"A0F5UH, A2QR39, A2AHJ, A1JAX53"

"Enbridge and more Enbridge..."

#22

VWCE

5.0

(2)

"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."

#23

VFV

5.0

(2)

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

"VFV and call it a day."

#24

XEQT

5.0

(2)

"Will look into XEQT"

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

#25

NUKZ

5.0

(2)

"NUKZ and URA are both great etfs that will benefit from nuclear growth."

"NUKZ for aggressive and NLR for conservative."

#26

JGPI

5.0

(2)

"Look into JGPI, it’s a new global dividend etf that pays monthly."

"JGPI For very high income and monthly payment."

#27

VDY

4.5

(2)

"I don't think you're going to find anything better than VDY."

"I've been pretty happy with VDY over the last few years."

#28

Invesco QQQM ETF

4.5

(2)

"QQQM"

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

#29

Xtrackers

4.5

(2)

"Very happy with it!"

"Xtrackers msci world quality."

#30

Vanguard Global Value Equity Active ETF

4.0

(2)

"Vgs"

"If you're ok with 2, I'd recommend VGS and VAS."

#31

VXUS

4.0

(2)

"The only one I'm eyeing other than VXUS is FLKR."

"Could just get VXUS."

#32

XZW0

4.0

(2)

"I use XZW0 as an IWDA alternative."

"SUSW, WSRI, XZW0 are all great IWDA alternatives."

#33

Berkshire Hathaway

4.0

(2)

"Need one for either Berkshire Hathaway BRK.A or BRK.B or Markel MKL or NVR."

#34

VanEck

4.0

(2)

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

"Another nice Dividend ETF is VanEck Morningstar Developed Markets Dividend Leaders."

#35

SSO

3.5

(2)

"SSO, UPRO, might as well stick with common sense allocations but juice them up if you wanna be aggressive."

"If you have a very high risk tolerance then SSO a 2x leveraged ETF of the S&P500."

#36

VGS

5.0

(1)

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

#37

green ETF

5.0

(1)

"Their best long term investment is the green ETF."

#38

S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100

5.0

(1)

"Gives an excellent market cap weighting and exposure to the main players."

#39

SPLG

5.0

(1)

"Definitely a great performing ETF."

#40

Betashares

5.0

(1)

"Solely for ETFs, Betashares nailed it."

#41

Vanguard Diversified High Growth ETF

5.0

(1)

"If you want 1 stop shop, invest every month in VDHG. That's it."

#42

Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF

5.0

(1)

"VTS"

#43

Long/Short Equity ETF

5.0

(1)

"BTAL"

#44

Global X

5.0

(1)

"HURA on the TSX has the best lineup IMO."

#45

JEPQ

5.0

(1)

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

#46

SPYI

5.0

(1)

"Spyi is the clear winner due to its unique structure."

#47

VGRO

5.0

(1)

"Yes, just buy vgro and relax"

#48

Berkshire Hathaway A

5.0

(1)

"I treat berkshire A as my only ETF and so far it has never disappointed."

#49

Vanguard FTSE All-World Fund

5.0

(1)

"I'd look into the Vanguard FTSE all-world fund (VWCE and chill) or similar like MSCI World /ACWI."

#50

SWDA

5.0

(1)

"SWDA"

#51

iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets IMI UCITS ETF

5.0

(1)

"I am using the following ones: iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets IMI UCITS ETF, iShares Core MSCI World UCITS ETF USD."

#52

iShares Core MSCI World UCITS ETF

5.0

(1)

"I am using the following ones: iShares Core MSCI World UCITS ETF USD."

#53

iShares Core S&P 500 UCITS ETF

5.0

(1)

"IShares Core S&P 500 UCITS ETF USD (Acc)."

#54

iShares MSCI EM Asia UCITS ETF

5.0

(1)

"IShares MSCI EM Asia UCITS ETF."

#55

VanEck Semiconductor UCITS ETF

5.0

(1)

"VanEck Semiconductor UCITS ETF."

#56

HSBC FTSE All-World Index Fund

5.0

(1)

"The HBSC FTSE-All World index fund is what you looking for."

#57

VUSA S&P 500

5.0

(1)

"S&P 500 (VUSA) or All world (VWRL)."

#58

CSPX

5.0

(1)

"Cspx in my opinion."

#59

SCHY

5.0

(1)

"SCHY is the international version of SCHD."

#60

URNM

5.0

(1)

"URNM is a great uranium ETF."

#61

FSKAX

5.0

(1)

"Mutual fund, but FSKAX."

#62

AVGE

5.0

(1)

"AVGE. Global, tax efficient, factor tilted."

#63

HDFC Sensex ETF

5.0

(1)

"HDFCSENSEX ETF."

#64

ICICI Prudential Nifty 100 Low Volatility 30 ETF

5.0

(1)

"# ICICI Prudential Nifty 100 Low Volatility 30 ETF."

#65

SPMO

5.0

(1)

"I will continue to preach the gospel of SPMO until I’m blue in the face."

#66

QQQ

5.0

(1)

"It would be safer and more profitable to hold SPY or QQQ calls that are deep deep in the money and out 2+ years, rolling before you hit 6 months out."

#67

SPYB

5.0

(1)

"SPYB and SPYM are designed to track the performance of SPY with less volatility."

#68

SPYM

5.0

(1)

"SPYM is performing significantly better than SPY since its launch."

#69

Foundational Dividend Income ETF

5.0

(1)

"It looks like one of the 'foundational' dividend income ETFs."

#70

TQQQ

2.5

(2)

"TQQQ or some form of bitcoin ETF"

"Leveraged ETFs can lead to significant losses in weak markets, as seen with TQQQ losing 80% of its value in 2022."

#71

AOA

4.0

(1)

"100% AOA. All in 1 etf that does have 20% bonds."

#72

iShares iBond

4.0

(1)

"I like the iShares iBond target maturity ETFs."

#73

TDIV

4.0

(1)

"Maybe you will be interested to take a look on TDIV etf."

#74

Utilities ETF

4.0

(1)

"I’d also recommend utilities and healthcare."

#75

Covered Call Funds

4.0

(1)

"Coverd call funds (DIVO, JEPI) will outperform in a market decline or flat market envionrment"

#76

Utilities Sector ETF

4.0

(1)

"Utilities sector ETF. Consumer staples ETF."

#77

Foreign Equities ETFs

4.0

(1)

"Look into some ex us large cap, small and developing market etfs."

#78

Vanguard VT

4.0

(1)

"VT, a TDF (tax-advantaged), or a Vanguard LifeStrategy fund."

#79

XDIV

4.0

(1)

"I settled on XDIV based on its growth."

#80

HCAL

4.0

(1)

"I like HCAL, big 6 Canadian banks with some leverage."

#81

CW8

4.0

(1)

"ETF CW8 (Amundi MSCI World) is PEA-eligible."

#82

SPXU

4.0

(1)

"SPXU is good."

#83

V3AA

4.0

(1)

"V3AA seems indeed to be one of the best way."

#84

Van Eck Uranium ETF

4.0

(1)

"Is much lower risk because it has more sector diversification."

#85

VYM

4.0

(1)

"You could change VYM to VYMI for international exposure."

#86

BWXT

4.0

(1)

"BWXT for sure."

#87

DBDC and SDIV

4.0

(1)

"Produce about the same yield as JEPQ."

#88

VOO, SCHD, Fxaix

4.0

(1)

"This may even include US treasuries."

#89

Stake or CMC

4.0

(1)

"Can be the cheapest depending on your circumstances."

#90

CMC

4.0

(1)

"I chose CMC for their $0 on up to $1000 a day."

#91

ProShares UltraPro QQQ

4.0

(1)

"Tqqq"

#92

JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF

4.0

(1)

"Jepi, jepq, divo, schd"

#93

SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF

4.0

(1)

"I don’t know if you can buy it, but SPLG is what I’m buying for S&P 500."

#94

Not Standardized

4.0

(1)

"Mainly in XZW0 which has been outperforming IWDA in the recent years."

#95

SPDR S&P 500 ETF

4.0

(1)

"I feel happy with SPYI."

#96

Vanguard S&P 500 ETF

4.0

(1)

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

#97

iShares PHLX Semiconductor ETF

4.0

(1)

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

#98

Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF

4.0

(1)

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

#99

Berkshire Hathaway Class B

4.0

(1)

"Brk b is my second largest taxable holding. Pretty stable, no dividends."

#100

Amundi

4.0

(1)

"But it is also Apple, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta etc"

#101

Sprott

4.0

(1)

"Sprott"

#102

AIA

4.0

(1)

"AIA."

#103

VSXG

4.0

(1)

"VSXG."

#104

EWJ

4.0

(1)

"EWJ."

#105

VUG

4.0

(1)

"I like VUG too but prefer SCHG."

#106

PHYS

4.0

(1)

"I have PHYS"

#107

Sprott Gold and Silver Fund

4.0

(1)

"CEF (sprott gold + silver) has a NAV discount that’s like 5%."

#108

Sprott Physical Gold

4.0

(1)

"I like the Sprott physical gold....subject to minimums you can redeem your units for gold."

#109

eMaxis Slim Series

4.0

(1)

"EMaxis slim series should be available on growth portion too."

#110

IBIS LCUW

4.0

(1)

"What I picked: • LCUW ( IBIS, Amundi, German exchange) is all world index."

#111

SPYL

4.0

(1)

"SPYL is newer with the lowest expense ratio and is domiciled in Ireland."

#112

MSCI

4.0

(1)

"IWDA -> MSCI world index."

#113

BMO

4.0

(1)

"BMO also has a gold ETF: [https://www.bmogam.com/ca-en/products/exchange-traded-fund/bmo-gold-bullion-etf-zgld/]"

#114

SPTM

4.0

(1)

"Could try SPTM - S&P Composite Stock Market ETF."

#115

Markel

4.0

(1)

"Need one for either Berkshire Hathaway BRK.A or BRK.B or Markel MKL or NVR."

#116

NVR

4.0

(1)

"Need one for either Berkshire Hathaway BRK.A or BRK.B or Markel MKL or NVR."

#117

Invesco

4.0

(1)

"SPMO for high risk high reward with a proven track record to outperform."

#118

MVW

4.0

(1)

"I like MVW too."

#119

INCU

4.0

(1)

"INCU For higher income."

#120

FUSA

4.0

(1)

"FUSA/VUAA."

#121

FGEQ

4.0

(1)

"FGEQ For medium dividend and good capital appreciation."

#122

JPMorgan

4.0

(1)

"An interesting alternative is the JPMorgan Bond Aggregate JAGG/JAGA."

#123

BGBL

4.0

(1)

"A more diversified option is BGBL or VGS."

#124

AVNV

4.0

(1)

"I like AVNV, an ETF of ETF's for my international exposure."

#125

AVDV

4.0

(1)

"Well I like AVDV for developed small cap value."

#126

NTSX

4.0

(1)

"NTSX is a great way to leverage a diversified portfolio."

#127

Zerodha

4.0

(1)

"Less expense ratio of 0.3% compared to Nippon's 0.7%. No management needed in this ETF."

#128

Nippon

4.0

(1)

"Gives decent returns and never faced any issues with liquidity"

#129

UPRO

4.0

(1)

"UPRO allows for significant exposure to the S&P500 with high returns."

#130

UST

4.0

(1)

"UST provides a leveraged option for treasury investments."

#131

SGOV

3.0

(1)

"SGOV for short term parking of funds."

#132

VUAG

3.0

(1)

"I’ve been pumping money into VUAG. Not the best results but realistic for the short time frame."

#133

VNQ

2.0

(1)

"I regret buying VNQ. Performed way worse than VTI or VOO."

#134

TECS

2.0

(1)

"TECS is a negative tech ETF."

#135

VSDA

2.0

(1)

"VSDA's higher expense ratio is a significant drawback compared to SCHD."

#136

ProShares

1.0

(1)

"It cost me a lot of money to learn to stop messing around with TQQQ."

#137

Nifty 50 Index Funds

NaN

(0)

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