/biz/ - Business & Finance

I own a ton of crypto (7 figures) but figured I should probably buy some safety in my stock account. What funds are you guys in?

Any ARK ETF or VTI for a core holding? Curious of your takes

>VXUS isn't worth discussing

What should I invest in?

>50-100 individual stocks
>VTI
>ARK funds
>BTC and a few ETF's

Trying to get to quicker gains now that Uncle Sam fucked me

>>27637722

Or should I put it in high growth stocks? Aiming for $4-5 million

>>27169336
there's only one broker at the end of the day

>>27076438
there was only ever one answer

>>27076571
>Schwab
I have a friend with an account, he likes it and it seems okay

>>27020757

>>27010874
vanguard chads rise up. I've never heard of them limiting trades, beyond their own established frequent-trade limits for their own mutual funds.

>VTI
>VXUS
>VGT

Your turn fellow boomers

VGT checking in

I'm thinking either VTSAX or a Target Date Fund like VFIFX

Individual stocks picked for growth, or Vanguard/Fidelity funds?

>Pic related
>4% average going forward
>6% at best
>2% inflation whoops

Imagine choosing this life over owning the strong businesses yourself

Good luck holding what is 90% pig slop from now until you retire

>FAANG basically props up the S&P

In 2011 if you bought Vanguard S&P 500 ETF at $120, it's now worth $275 without dividends reinvested. Imagine doubling your money in 10 years instead of actually buying good businesses that have skyrocketed since 2011. Index investors are the biggest cucks in finance and pay fees to do it

AHHHHHHHH GBTC AND ETHE ARE GOING TO TANK 30% AHHHHHHHHHHH

What do you prefer biz?

>VTI VXUS BND BNDX
>The perfect portfolio

It's beautiful anons

Say you've been investing for 5 years in Vanguard's 2050 Target Date Fund (VFIFX)

>April 1 2015: $30.83
>April 1 2020: $30.70

Top kek imagine not having gains after 5 fucking years! You'd have to be a giant cuck to put your money in this bullshit.

Is index fund investing a bubble about to pop or a legit retirement strategy? Redpill me

Damn it, even index funds are in a bubble? Is this just a sick FUD to keep new investors out or to drive people towards actively managed mutual funds?