FIDU
Fidelity MSCI Industrials Index ETF
stock NYSE ETF

I began investing on my own with a Roth IRA a year ago this month at 54 years old. I'm up 24% for the year. I started very aggressive to catch the AI wave with ETFs and about 12 stocks. With concerns of an AI Bubble I pulled back and reduced my stock holdings. I entered all of our financial information into Google to do research and come up with a plan that would let me sleep at night.
I will have a full pension in eight years and my wife has a 401k through work. Google suggested that with the pension and 401k I could continue to be aggressive towards growth for five years and then start shifting towards more stability in bonds/REITS and then finally dividend ETFs for income if needed. I tend to agree with that. We will be 60 by then.
My wife's Roth I'm keeping conservative with a VT core and AVGV and gold as satellite holdings. I'm holding eight stocks with VT as my core, SCHG, FIDU. All the big tech. money is going towards the infrastructure to support AI so industrials are growing quickly.

VT with 12% AVGV.
Most die hard VT investors wouldn't add a satellite holding but it does have value gaps. FIDU is another. It reduces VT's allocation in the Mag 7 and shifts to where they are spending their money. The infrastructure to build AI. PAVE is also an option.