SPMO
Invesco S&P 500 Momentum ETF
stock NYSE ETF

100% SPMO

SPMO, IAUM, QQQM, BOXX. How should I allocate my investments?

SPMO

6 out of 10. Not terrible, but average. This is how I setup my wife's Roth IRA for the last year:
* 30% VOO - S&P500
* 20% SCHG - Large-cap growth 
* 20% SPMO - Large-cap momentum 
* 15% AVUV - Small-cap value 
* 10% AVDE - Ex-US large/mid-cap
* 5% AVDV - Ex-US small-cap value

SPMO, SCHG, VGT would certainly get you a healthy return.

VT - SPMO - FBTC

Curious, how much of your portfolios are you all allocating to SPMO compared to a generic large cap growth fund and/or total stock market? I’m debating if 25% total stock and 15% large cap growth with 10% SPMO is a good idea or if I should have a larger base…

Buy VTI SCHD SPMO and VIG 25% each. Buy each of those monthly with what ever amount of extra money you have left over at the end of month.

I have on one portfolio VOO + SPMO + QQQ, on another one VOO + VGT + QQQ, and one a last one VOO + IWF. It’s working well.

All in SPMO forget about for 5 years, thank me later

SPMO, VUG, QQQM. You wanted high growth.

SPMO + AVLV / IDMO + DFIV. Cover all the seasons of the market.

If you want all three caps, just buy SPMO, XMMO, and XSMO. And VYMI for international. IAUM for commodities, BTC for high risk/high reward with zero correlation, an active high yield bond ETF for less correlation. BND isn't worthwhile IMO. Yes, it offers downside protection, but the returns barely beat inflation. It all depends on what you believe in and your risk tolerance.

You want to avoid combining ETFs with high overlap in their composition. You should be balancing our SPMO with ETFs that track mid/small caps, value stocks, and international. I go 50% SPMO and the rest is mostly a mixture of DIVI, AVUV, and IAU.

To start off, I’m 33 and live in New York City.. will begin work tomorrow again, though my income is not high I might be able to allocate 1.5k monthly to investing again.
Last year I decided to quit work and began investing in individual stocks. Specifically Nvidia and began selling covered calls near my entry for passive income. All was well until it wasn’t. In April, I got burnt bad and was down 60k. I was like a zombie, emotionless and couldn’t believe it.. how can it continue crashing?! I was ready to sell, but my god I’m so happy I decided to hold since 60k is a huge amount for me.
When it came back, I sold at 138 my entry (wish I had held) but I didn’t want to risk a crash again and got my money back. Since then I’ve been day trading sofi, Nvidia and AMD among other stocks.. I’ve been lucky so far since I have lost any of my capital that I put in (lost in opportunity cost however).
When my account was flagged as day trading, total degen kicked in and I was using margins to day trade, no real strategy.. just quick scalps. Some trades I made 7500 in minutes, etc. was up over 20k but last week I practically lost all those gains on AMD earnings.
Now that I’m going back to work, I want to VOO and chill like the old days and enjoy my life. Any ETF’s recommendation would be amazing. I just learned about SPMO from this sub which looks amazing because I’d like growth.
I am concerned of the timing though, market being at all time highs, is this a good time to buy in? (Entire 163k)? Or should I wait or do some other strategy.
Any critiques or recommendations is welcomed. Will post a chart so you can see that April dip and some stupid stupid trades that I’ve done lately to lose all my day trading gains. I’m done with day trading, I don’t want to lose my life savings lol.
Going back to work tomorrow will help me with this addiction!

SPMO has been whooping VOO for the last 3:years, so the "chill" folks can do the RemindMe thing in 2 and 7 years and we'll be having the same conversation.

All this SPMO talk on here made me start tracking it…

SPMO >>>>

Who cares just buy SPMO, make money

50% VOO 25% SPMO 25% FTEC.