IVV
iShares Core S&P 500 ETF
stock NYSE ETF

Index fund and chill. VOO or IVV is all of the diversifying you could need, without any of the trouble. Time is on your side if you ride the wave

80% S&P 500 Index Funds. Slightly leveraged (9/10 FXAIX/SPYM/IVV & 1/10 SSO). Considering additional leverage (to be fair, leverage isn't a typical "Boglehead" idea, on the other hand data shows 1.5x to 2.0x leverage historically has better returns for set it and forget it style investing so I don't see it as incompatible)
10% BOXX (taxable accounts only - treasury-like returns but no distributions and no taxes until sold, at least for the time being while IRS reviews)
5% High Yield Bond Funds
5% Funny Money - individual stocks, trying a high yield index fund (HDV)

You're majoring in the minors. The big funds like VOO and IVV have very low costs and track their indexes very closely, no matter how you measure it.

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There is barely any difference, VTIs underperformance comes from the fact that it has a lot of "Junk" midcaps and small caps.
If you want to increase diversification while maintaining some performance you can look at adding AVUV and AVMV to your portfolio (or just AVUV). VTI is \~85% VOO anyways. Personally I do 70% IVV (BlackRock VOO equivalent), and 10% AVUV, but that still mostly tracks VOO.

You don't need bonds in your early 30's and you don't need dividend funds or multiple funds. Keep it simple. One S&P or total market fund with a low expense ratio. I like IVV but there are other choices. Most important just keep buying and don't look at the balance more than about once a year.

Like some have mentioned, you could be more aggressive since you have decades for your money to grow. I’ve been happy with my 3 fund portfolio (brokerage) consisting of IVV, SCHG, XLK. If you’re interested in adding a tilt towards growth, QNDX is a new ETF that’s worth looking into and has a lower expense ratio than QQQM.

ETF = IVV, VOO, SPYM, etc .. or mutual funds = FXAIX is the best for taxable accounts in Fidelity

**\*SPMO- Similar to** FMTM, QMOM
Momentum
**\*SOXQ-Similar to** SOXX, SMH
Semiconductors
**\*ITOT-Similar to** VTI, FSKAX, SCHB
Total U.S. Market
**\*SPYM-Similar to** VOO, SPY, IVV, FXAIX
S&P 500

I search up FET as a stock and thought “wow you picked a good one!”
Then I realized it was crypto.
I’d just throw everything into an SP500 ETF for now while you’re building your investment account up. Look into a ROTH Ira and fund that before investing in a regular brokerage.
Good SP500 ETF’s include SPYM (lower expense ratio than standard SPY), IVV or VOO. There may be others but those are the main ones.
You want to build the habit of investing regularly what you can and there’s no better way to build that habit than just simply buying the S&P.

Stop worrying about it and stop trading. IVV until you have $100k balance, and learn as much as you can in the meanwhile.

The ticker is TOT for the word total. Look what at what it holds. IVV. 

No, it holds US total market, not S&P 500.  IVV is just the S&P 500.

It's holds the IVV ETF. It pays no dividends at all. It's total returns only focusing on the S&P index. Average return is about 17%. You can hold this because there is no tax drag.