GGME
Invesco Next Gen Media and Gaming ETF
stock NYSE ETF

GGME expense ratio is .83💀

Why did you choose HERO and ESPO? They are very similar and hold many of the same companies. See [https://www.etfrc.com/funds/overlap.php](https://www.etfrc.com/funds/overlap.php) They are not the most expensive niche ETFs, nor are they cheap. Their parent companies are neither giants nor gnats, and both have been around for several years, so as gaming ETFs go, they are both solid choices (given that they are narrow niches and expensive).
Curious as to why you ruled out IVRS, GGME and FMET, three ETFs that are cheaper and/or hold more companies? Asking because I concluded that even though family and friends seem to spend quite a bit of time and money on the biggest companies that all of these funds invest in, I really don't understand the gaming market, so curious to hear why you (as a gamer?) thought ESPO and HERO (and not others) were desirable.
My only other comment is to note that VUG and QQQM are highly correlated, so when one goes up the other will also go up. Video games will surely zag similarly. Wonder if you might put 10% of VUG into the S&P (VOO or SPLG) or even SPMO to bring in at least a few value stocks, or invest in GDE which would give you exposure to both the S&P 500 and gold futures as a hedge for decades when growth might not predominate.

GGME expense ratio is .83💀

Why did you choose HERO and ESPO? They are very similar and hold many of the same companies. See [https://www.etfrc.com/funds/overlap.php](https://www.etfrc.com/funds/overlap.php) They are not the most expensive niche ETFs, nor are they cheap. Their parent companies are neither giants nor gnats, and both have been around for several years, so as gaming ETFs go, they are both solid choices (given that they are narrow niches and expensive).
Curious as to why you ruled out IVRS, GGME and FMET, three ETFs that are cheaper and/or hold more companies? Asking because I concluded that even though family and friends seem to spend quite a bit of time and money on the biggest companies that all of these funds invest in, I really don't understand the gaming market, so curious to hear why you (as a gamer?) thought ESPO and HERO (and not others) were desirable.
My only other comment is to note that VUG and QQQM are highly correlated, so when one goes up the other will also go up. Video games will surely zag similarly. Wonder if you might put 10% of VUG into the S&P (VOO or SPLG) or even SPMO to bring in at least a few value stocks, or invest in GDE which would give you exposure to both the S&P 500 and gold futures as a hedge for decades when growth might not predominate.