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Angelika
Wow, VTG it is… what percentage would make sense? I’m in a growth stage for another 10-15 years.
Thanks.
DanThe price per share should drive this decision because, in reality the cost per share means nothing. This is a big shift in investment philosophy and risk exposure. If you didn’t know that then you shouldn’t do it.
I would find a financial planner and pay them a cheap hourly rate to develop a sensible investment policy for you to carry out. That’ll probably add $$$ to your net worth and save you from 50-70% draw downs.
SeanI’m guessing you’re talking about VGT?
That’s as reasonable a bet for outperformance as you’ll probably get. I don’t personally bet on tech, because it’s a gamble to me, but I can understand the logic of why people think it would outperform.
I’d limit it and keep the majority of your portfolio broad based index funds.
DillonUsually when you see super high minimums like that, those are meant for institutions / employer plans like 401ks.
You can check also: Just starting my 401k at work
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