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I personally lived in Pheonix, AZ, and recently waymo terminates it's deal and collaboration with uber. I foresee a future where uber primary business in transportation will be affected by Waymo and tesla, at least in the near-mid terms, which could depressed it's valuation for the next 5 years

Im 36 years old living in PHX, AZ. I recently paid off my home and have a rental property thats all gain. I now have some spending cash and looking foward into buying some ETF's for long term growth. I have a decent salary and the plan is to invest and not touch none of the money until im 60, in 24 years.
At the moment, I have 12k to invest and will be getting another 10k in Sept once my CD reaches its maturity date. I'd like to invest monthly after that. Around $500 to $1K.
I plan on using Fidelity since thats what my company uses for our 401K and I have have a Roth IRA thru them although it is a Go acct.
From what I've been reading, everyone seems to lean towards a S&P 500 but from my understanding Fidelity doesn't offer one? Not sure..if anyone would care to chime in and hand out some advise, I'd greatly appreciate it.

I personally lived in Pheonix, AZ, and recently waymo terminates it's deal and collaboration with uber. I foresee a future where uber primary business in transportation will be affected by Waymo and tesla, at least in the near-mid terms, which could depressed it's valuation for the next 5 years

Im 36 years old living in PHX, AZ. I recently paid off my home and have a rental property thats all gain. I now have some spending cash and looking foward into buying some ETF's for long term growth. I have a decent salary and the plan is to invest and not touch none of the money until im 60, in 24 years.
At the moment, I have 12k to invest and will be getting another 10k in Sept once my CD reaches its maturity date. I'd like to invest monthly after that. Around $500 to $1K.
I plan on using Fidelity since thats what my company uses for our 401K and I have have a Roth IRA thru them although it is a Go acct.
From what I've been reading, everyone seems to lean towards a S&P 500 but from my understanding Fidelity doesn't offer one? Not sure..if anyone would care to chime in and hand out some advise, I'd greatly appreciate it.