Ever? I want to buy outside stock, but it's too much. I don't know how to start.
For a rookie or an older person (like us 😅) who is tired of finding outside stock because there is no time to start looking for information, this is good... let's take a look at the ETF. Buy it like a match. 😁
🇺🇸 Group based on the American market (the largest in the world)
* VOO
👉 invested in "500 big US companies" such as Apple, Microsoft.
= Like buying the American economy as a whole.
* IVV
👉 like VOO, almost everything (the S & P 500 is the same).
= Different people issuing funds
* SPY
👉 the S & P 500 is the same.
= This "old and largest" is very fluent trading.
🌎 Total / diversified markets
* VTI
👉. Invest in the US stock market (small-medium-large).
= Complete over the S & P 500
🚀 Tech stock / high growth
* QQQ
👉 highlighted NASDAQ tech stocks such as Apple, Nvidia, Amazon.
= Grown strong but more volatile
* VUG
👉 "growth" stocks such as Tech, AI.
= Like QQQ, but a little more distributed
🌍 Foreign (outside America)
* VEA
👉 Japan, Europe, England, etc.
= Developed countries (excluding US)
* IEFA
👉 VEA-like (Europe + Japan + others)
= Used to spread the risk out of the US.
💰 Value Line Stock (Cheap / Good Dividend)
* VTV
👉 basic stocks are not expensive, such as banks, energy.
= emphasize "stable + dividend"
🪙 Safe assets.
* GLD
👉 invest in "gold" to prevent risk, bad stock market times (but now I'm not sure, volatile).
🔥 Brief summary
* Wanna "World Market Island" → VOO / IVV / SPY
* Want to "complete the US market" → VTI
* Wanna "grow strong" → QQQ / VUG
* Wanna "spread abroad" → VEA / IEFA
* Wanna "emphasize right / dividend" → VTV
* Want to "risk-proof" → GLD
* Investing is risky. This one is shared to continue to do homework. 😁