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Anonymous

15 Sep 2022

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General Investing

$500/mth for mid term (10years) investing. Goal: spare cash lump sum when I reach my 40s. Mid risk appetite. What options do I have?

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19 Sep 2022

If you are considering S&P500, IVV and VOO are great.

If you are looking for growth and you are able to withstand volatility of tech stocks, then you might want to consider NASDAQ 100, QQQ

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Bryan Choo

17 Sep 2022

Typical options are VOO , VT, VTI , IWDA

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CH

16 Sep 2022

What do you mean by mid risk? how much volatility can you take?

i have seen too many people, especi...

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