Moglyzoke Moogleman
my last unsolicited post on this. A number of people have discussed weighting your stocks in your portfolio. Spread your risk out and the more risky the investment the lower the weight.
So like 20+% into Apple! between FTEC and stock, list looks great until you add FTEC on top of the existing positions. Needs some industrial in there, DOW, MPC, BA, UNP, RTX, CLFMoglyzoke Moogleman my last unsolicited post on this. A number of people have discussed weighting your stocks in your portfolio. Spread your risk out and the more risky the investment the lower the weight.
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So like 20+% into Apple! between FTEC and stock, list looks great until you add FTEC on top of the existing positions. Needs some industrial in there, DOW, MPC, BA, UNP, RTX, CLF
No I know you do, about the best names a person could pick to be overweight in. Just think overall it's a little tech heavy.Did you really just assume that I don't pull out the percent weight of the stocks in FTEC and add them to my individual positions so I have the correct weights?
Of course it is. That's how I roll. It's also the result of AAPL, MSFT and FTEC being in beast mode the last year or so. Once we get off the bottom we are currently in I know I will be needing to trim some profits as they recover. If memory serves, at some point last year AAPL and MSFT only had like a 7% weighting.No I know you do, about the best names a person could pick to be overweight in. Just think overall it's a little tech heavy.
Owning so many ETF's I'd have to run some numbers to see what your actual exposure is right now to different sectors. I don't know if there is a site that can do this, I'll poke around Fidelity tools tomorrow.Since the big boys are giving advice. I'd like to add more non-tech. I want to hold long term, quality and am fine with index or individual. Where should I start looking?
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Owning so many ETF's I'd have to run some numbers to see what your actual exposure is right now to different sectors. I don't know if there is a site that can do this, I'll poke around Fidelity tools tomorrow.