VGT
Vanguard Information Technology ETF
stock NYSE ETF

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Something like 36%/36%/24% VGT/GLD/VYMI works super well. Add 4% high volatility shit like crypto ETFs or SLV to juice the results.

FTEC or VGT instead of SCHG

Of course VGT and no VUG

Lots of big, stable companies, some hyper-speculative stuff out of nowhere, but no real value here, not even within the AI space. Very first-order stuff.
It’s fine if you’re looking for secure returns, but I don’t know how much worse off you’d be by just going with 60/40 VOO/VGT.

I Think deversify if its stocks but pag etf naman okay na yung VTI/VOO US market and international market. Im lazy so My portfolio is just in VTI, VGT for US technology concentration for more growth and VT for international exposure. By 45/45/10 split.

I’d drop QQQM and just go VGT

Could I split the 20% between QQQM and VGT? Or do you think that is too much tech and I should put something non tech related instead of VGT?

Another day, another comment from me about QQQ being a nonsense fund. 
People invest in it either as a tech focus (it's tech heavy by accident, not by design), or because they see it perform better than the S&P 500 and think it's a better place to put money (tech focused ETFs also performed better, and include all tech, not just tech companies listed on the NASDAQ). Add insult to injury, it charges a higher expense ratio than a tech segment ETF. 
If you want to focus heavier on tech, find that comfortable allocation, and put it into something like VGT. There's no reason anyone should invest in a NASDAQ specific fund. 

A little sprinkle of SMH and VGT

The best thing you can do is nothing. Just continue holding VGT.

Just invest yourself
In SPYG VOO VGT SPMO QQQ and then forget about it or keep buying more . If want stocks then invest in top 20 companies in S and P 500

Just stick with growth ETFs. VGT is a good one. Also QQQM, VOOG, VUG, IETC, ect. 
There's really no need for individual stocks when you have so many tech/growth funds to pick from.

Depending on the brokerage, you don’t have to buy a full share. I buy $100 of VGT in my IRA every two weeks.

When i look at the 20 year performance of VGT over VOO, QQQ, FTEC, IGM, IYW, they seem pretty solid over the past 20-30 years. Why is that no longer a good indicator if they performed very well in the past beating s&p?
I picked these ETFs in particular because of their holdings, but they will get hammered during an ai bubble burst, even before the AI hype they were all performing very well better than s&p.
Im in BRKB and VGT.

My wife doesn't know that she has $114K+ in VGT.

VGT is on there

Keep VGT and sell after retire.

Look at FTEC. It's very similar to VGT, and has a cheaper share price in the event you can't buy fractional shares.

100k id be more risky for growth like VGT etf. 1m I'd do something like value to preserve and grow a little like brk.b. im middle aged, 1m would get me close to retirement. 

1) you haven't specially mentioned if the VGT is in a taxable or what type of retirement account.