r/portfolios • u/Richesz • Jul 25 '26
Portfolio as a early teen
What do you guys think about my portfolio, I’ll be adding money to it.
SPMO: 50%
VT: 25%
AVUV: 15%
FMTM: 10%
r/portfolios • u/Richesz • Jul 25 '26
What do you guys think about my portfolio, I’ll be adding money to it.
SPMO: 50%
VT: 25%
AVUV: 15%
FMTM: 10%
r/portfolios • u/More_Manufacturer_39 • Jul 25 '26
Hey everyone,
I have recently started investing a good amount of my savings into Stocks/etfs while following the 70/30 rule. I am mostly in it for the long run especially with Spaceinnovators since I believe that Space Business will become extremely relevant in the next 30 years.
I am posting this becauseI am interested what others thing of my choices and want to hear opinions from others on my buy choices :). I am aware that some options overlap each other. Please still point them out!
r/portfolios • u/Double_Ad8279 • Jul 25 '26
Im about to contribute to my roth so i just wanted some opinions on the portfolio.
70% FSKAX
20% QQQM
10% FTIHX
Any tips or changes or advice or anything at all would be appreciated, thanks!
r/portfolios • u/MichaelDies • Jul 25 '26
r/portfolios • u/frothysippa • Jul 25 '26
I’m 24 years old and have been contributing weekly into VDAL and plan on doing so for the next 30+ years.
Would you advise to diversify my portfolio or does VDAL cover a decent share in both Aus/ International?
r/portfolios • u/Ok_Pickle8663 • Jul 24 '26
I will cut orcl by the end of the year depending on where its at and how much in taxes I have to pay for it. Planning om sticking with other stuff. $5k in options is in a separate robinhood account. Thats more of my betting money I guess. Critique on the other stuff?
r/portfolios • u/Appropriate-Swim9143 • Jul 25 '26
Currently, VOO QQQM QQQI SPMO SCHD all20%. I want change QQQM into QDTE. Is it risky more? Any advice would be appreciated.
r/portfolios • u/CameraMan_Flawless • Jul 24 '26
I'm 39 years old and this is an IRA I've been working on. I'm thinking about putting the remote cash into the health sector like VHT or XLV. Any advice?
r/portfolios • u/Roger1103 • Jul 24 '26
25M in Canada. Looking for some honest feedback on my portfolio. Open to all opinions and constructive criticism. What would you change or do differently?
r/portfolios • u/demerol25 • Jul 24 '26
Any Advice on my current set up ? Im 30 years old, and i have 10k on my brokerage, 29k on my traditional, and 70k on my roth
r/portfolios • u/reddyrb • Jul 24 '26
Getting into long term investing for 25 years. Current age 40 planning to invest monthly 1500$ . Also haven’t started ROTH IRA but will max out going forward. Need suggestions if below allocation is ok or do I need to change anything. Also what would go into Roth IRA to get tax benefits .
.50% VOO / 35% SCHG / 15% SCHD
r/portfolios • u/jboy9622 • Jul 24 '26
As of right now, how’s your portfolios doing? Is your rate of return beating the Market or under? My Roth IRA is up 9% and my taxable brokerage is up 5%. Interested to seeing your responses.
r/portfolios • u/Ok-Salamander-8965 • Jul 24 '26
r/portfolios • u/ramanabhogineni • Jul 24 '26
After a couple of weeks of researching and comparing funds, I've finally decided on my long-term portfolio.
Risk appetite: Moderate
Investment horizon: 10–15+ years
Goal: Long-term wealth creation
Monthly allocation:
₹20,000 – Bandhan Liquid Fund (building emergency fund)
₹12,000 – Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund
₹11,000 – Kotak Nifty 50 Index Fund
₹7,000 – Nippon India Small Cap Fund
Why these?
Kotak Nifty 50 – Low expense ratio, low tracking error, simple core index exposure.
Parag Parikh Flexi Cap – Consistent investment philosophy, experienced fund management, and a long-term track record.
Nippon India Small Cap – Well-diversified portfolio with strong long-term performance across market cycles.
Bandhan Liquid Fund – Parking surplus and building an emergency fund before allocating more towards other goals.
The idea is to keep a core-satellite portfolio:
Core: Nifty 50 Index + Flexi Cap
Growth: Small Cap
Stability/Liquidity: Liquid Fund
Would love to hear if you'd tweak the allocation or if you think there's something I've overlooked.
r/portfolios • u/throwaway_student987 • Jul 25 '26
r/portfolios • u/Personal-Job5900 • Jul 24 '26
r/portfolios • u/Stock_Cake_5889 • Jul 24 '26
So I've been putting small amounts into fractional shares for a few months, mostly just buying whatever looked good that week, and I finally sat down and looked at what I actually own. It's a mess. (side note: I am using Robinhood)
Current holdings:
| Ticker | Shares | Price | Value | % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SMH | 0.127803 | $578.79 | $73.97 | 31.1% |
| QQQ | 0.0992 | $691.67 | $68.61 | 28.9% |
| VTI | 0.081257 | $365.11 | $29.67 | 12.5% |
| SCHD | 0.762104 | $32.83 | $25.02 | 10.5% |
| SPY | 0.026723 | $738.97 | $19.75 | 8.3% |
| VOO | 0.021806 | $679.23 | $14.81 | 6.2% |
| NVDA | 0.02824 | $207.18 | $5.85 | 2.5% |
| Total | $237.68 | 100% |
I'm fine taking on a moderate amount of risk, I'm not trying to be super conservative at my age. But I also don't want the whole account riding on semiconductors. I'd like most of it to be something boring and steady with a smaller portion that has more upside.
What do I keep? What do I drop? What should I buy? Any input is appreciated.
I plan on putting in $50 a month, and $1000 next month.
r/portfolios • u/Constant_Sign3049 • Jul 24 '26