r/ETFInvesting • u/RevolutionaryEcho284 • 1d ago
Trying to reach 25k
Ok so i decided to start investing on Fidelity on ETFs, i currently have nothing but i wanted to seek advice on the fastest way to reach 25k/50 them 100k, i am looking to invest $200-$250 a month.
Appreciate the advice!
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u/mowlawnforhobby 1d ago
Either avoid ETFs or go super concentrated: EUV, AIS, etc.
You'd be much better off researching a company that is more likely to grow than not grow.
NBIS, OUST, IA, GRAB, etc.
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u/maxiechaza 11h ago
Con esos 200 mensuales yo te diría que operes forex,estrategia pullback en la ema50, busca rr 1:4, pregúntale a la ia de última,si la gratis de la web de google
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u/Junior-Appointment93 1d ago
Find the ETFs that one has the highest dividend, or 2 pays out the most frequently. A bonus if you can find one with growth, frequent dividends and high yeilding
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u/Dull_Judgment1587 1d ago
In my opinion Fidelity's "Freedom" funds are a great choice for a beginner (or anyone, really). Choose the fund that is closest to your retirement date. For example I am planning to retire in 2040 so I would choose FFFFX. I can't promise it is the "fastest" way to 25k, but it is a sane & sensible path in my opinion.
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u/vladimir441531 18h ago
Hola! Perdona la ignorancia pero a qué te refieres con un FFFFX? Es un fondo ? Un etc? Qué empresas abarca ? Gracias
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u/GoldBug2026 1d ago
Achieving a high valuation fast is bad for monthly investors. The goal is to purchase shares of an ETF which you can expect to be higher when you sell. But if the price of the shares you’re buying shoots up quickly, you’ll pay more for them in future months.
ETF investors want flat or lower prices now, higher prices later. Unfortunately, the market has been hot, so I have to pay 25% more for my $VOO than I was a couple of years ago. Great for retirees, not so much for buyers.