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 Originally Posted by Warpe
That means you can tolerate the highest risk which is 100% equities (stock), so low-fee, exchange traded index funds would be good for you. An S&P500 fund would be a good start for your biggest holding, plus some international equity. I don't know much about specific American funds though.
Given your average age, most of you guys will probably test aggressive and long term, unless you have a short term goal for using for the money.
Considering your high risk tolerance, diving into 100% equities with low-fee, exchange-traded index funds is a solid strategy. An S&P500 fund as a core holding, complemented by international equity, aligns well with your risk appetite. For specific American funds, thorough research could uncover some gems. Given your age, an aggressive, long-term approach seems apt unless you have short-term financial goals in mind. Exploring the Best Paper Trading Apps for Stocks and Options can be a smart move to fine-tune your investment skills without real financial exposure. Happy investing! [link deleted]
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