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Need more input. Time horizon? Risk tolerance? Other holdings? Many people *say* they are open to higher-risk, but then you see them on here freaking out about "bag-holding" when whatever they bought goes down 5% lol.
You really need to ask yourself: "what would I do if this thing fell 10% or more and stayed there for months?" If the answer is something other than "buy more while it's cheap" or "sit tight and hold" then you know what your tolerance for risk is.
If you're in it for the long term and know you won't panic sell if you're down in the short term, then the usual answer is what others have already stated: any of the ETFs that end in "EQT". Otherwise, you would need to look at the \*GRO or \*BAL options which include a bond component to sort of smooth out the ride a bit.

Need more input. Time horizon? Risk tolerance? Other holdings? Many people *say* they are open to higher-risk, but then you see them on here freaking out about "bag-holding" when whatever they bought goes down 5% lol.
You really need to ask yourself: "what would I do if this thing fell 10% or more and stayed there for months?" If the answer is something other than "buy more while it's cheap" or "sit tight and hold" then you know what your tolerance for risk is.
If you're in it for the long term and know you won't panic sell if you're down in the short term, then the usual answer is what others have already stated: any of the ETFs that end in "EQT". Otherwise, you would need to look at the \*GRO or \*BAL options which include a bond component to sort of smooth out the ride a bit.