FNTC
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I have come to see that ivensting is not that complicated. Warren Buffet suggests just putting our money into 3 funds. One of them was SPY (the S&P) and I think one was a bond fund.
If I was starting from scratch, I would wait until I thought the markets are at a low, then I would make my foundation the S&P, maybe 50 percent or more. I would place smaller amounts into Tecnology and then some into Semiconductors (SOXX) which is a subset of tec but is very aggresive. I might look at other market segments that I thought were at a good point to buy. As time goes by, you can readjust according to how each market segment is moving in relationship to others, and what is going on in the world.
A large part of my strategy is to take some money out when the markets have been doing well for a long time. Check out the long term charts and notice the patterns. It is a bit of a patient art form. Then I wait until the markets hit a significant bottom. I may miss out on some gains, but I want to play it somewhat safe. You can kind of see which way the markets may go. An up market has higher highs and higher lows. A down market has lower highs and lower lows. Patience is key. Never chase a market. Don't sell after a market has gone way and your scared of losing it all. And don't buy after a market has gone sky high and your scared of missing out. Today, I am patiently waiting because I am not sure where the markets are going to move. A lot of it depends on the Iran war which in unpredictable.
I use mostly Fidelity ETF's because my retirement money is in Fidelity. Here are funds that match index's. I personally pay more attention to the ones that are bold. It is fun for me to compare charts and become familiar with trends of each.
**SPY - S&P**
**IWM - Small Cap**
**FNTC - Technology**
**SOXX - Semiconductors**
XHB - Home Builders
**FNCL - Financials**
**FDIS - Consumer Discretionary**
FENY - Energy
FUTY - Utilities
FHLC - Health Care
FSTA - Consumer Staples
FMAT - Materials
FIDU - Industrials
FREL - Real Estate
FCOM - Communications
If you like airlines, here is one - JETS. But I never know how they are going to go.

I have come to see that ivensting is not that complicated. Warren Buffet suggests just putting our money into 3 funds. One of them was SPY (the S&P) and I think one was a bond fund.
If I was starting from scratch, I would wait until I thought the markets are at a low, then I would make my foundation the S&P, maybe 50 percent or more. I would place smaller amounts into Tecnology and then some into Semiconductors (SOXX) which is a subset of tec but is very aggresive. I might look at other market segments that I thought were at a good point to buy. As time goes by, you can readjust according to how each market segment is moving in relationship to others, and what is going on in the world.
A large part of my strategy is to take some money out when the markets have been doing well for a long time. Check out the long term charts and notice the patterns. It is a bit of a patient art form. Then I wait until the markets hit a significant bottom. I may miss out on some gains, but I want to play it somewhat safe. You can kind of see which way the markets may go. An up market has higher highs and higher lows. A down market has lower highs and lower lows. Patience is key. Never chase a market. Don't sell after a market has gone way and your scared of losing it all. And don't buy after a market has gone sky high and your scared of missing out. Today, I am patiently waiting because I am not sure where the markets are going to move. A lot of it depends on the Iran war which in unpredictable.
I use mostly Fidelity ETF's because my retirement money is in Fidelity. Here are funds that match index's. I personally pay more attention to the ones that are bold. It is fun for me to compare charts and become familiar with trends of each.
**SPY - S&P**
**IWM - Small Cap**
**FNTC - Technology**
**SOXX - Semiconductors**
XHB - Home Builders
**FNCL - Financials**
**FDIS - Consumer Discretionary**
FENY - Energy
FUTY - Utilities
FHLC - Health Care
FSTA - Consumer Staples
FMAT - Materials
FIDU - Industrials
FREL - Real Estate
FCOM - Communications
If you like airlines, here is one - JETS. But I never know how they are going to go.