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Top 10 individual stocks I have held for a long time. No trading. No covered calls. Just buy and hold… $AAPL $MO $BTI $PM $KO $NVDA $MSFT $XOM $AMZN $GOOGL

The 8 Biggest ETFs in America: S&P 500, Total Market, Growth & Value 👇 Together these 8 funds hold about $4.6T, and Vanguard runs 5 of them... $VTV: Invests in large US value stocks It holds companies that look cheap relative to their earnings and book value, like Berkshire Hathaway $BRK.B and JPMorgan $JPM $VEA: Invests in developed markets outside the US It’s the only fund in the top 8 holding foreign stocks, spread across Europe, Japan, Canada and Australia with names like Toyota $TM $VUG: Invests in large US growth stocks It screens for companies with strong earnings and sales growth, which tilts it toward names like Amazon $AMZN and Alphabet $GOOGL $QQQ: Invests in the Nasdaq-100 It holds 100 of the biggest non-financial companies on the Nasdaq, with heavy weight in tech names like Nvidia $NVDA, Apple $AAPL and Microsoft $MSFT $VTI: Invests in the entire US stock market One fund covers large, mid, small and micro-cap companies, so you get the S&P 500 names plus thousands of smaller ones $SPY: Invests in the S&P 500 This is the original, launched in 1993 as the first US-listed ETF, and it still trades more shares per day than any other fund on this list $IVV: Invests in the S&P 500 BlackRock $BLK runs this one as part of its iShares Core lineup, holding the same 500 companies as SPY and VOO $VOO: Invests in the S&P 500 Vanguard’s version holds 500 of the largest US companies in one fund and is the only ETF in the US with more than $1T in assets Which of these do you own?

Own $VOO and $SCHD? 44 of the same stocks show up in both funds But they only overlap 8% by weight. SCHD holds these names at about 4% each, while VOO holds them at well under 1%. $CVX: 0.61% of VOO, 4.30% of SCHD - Produces oil and natural gas and runs refineries worldwide $MRK: 0.54% of VOO, 3.90% of SCHD - Makes the cancer drug Keytruda plus vaccines and animal health products $PG: 0.51% of VOO, 4.37% of SCHD - Makes Tide, Pampers, Gillette, and Charmin $KO: 0.51% of VOO, 4.31% of SCHD - Sells Coca-Cola, Sprite, Dasani, and hundreds of other drinks $UNH: 0.50% of VOO, 4.07% of SCHD - Runs UnitedHealthcare insurance and the Optum health services business $HD: 0.43% of VOO, 3.94% of SCHD - Runs the biggest home improvement store chain in the US $TXN: 0.39% of VOO, 4.39% of SCHD - Makes analog and embedded chips used in cars, factories, and electronics $AMGN: 0.35% of VOO, 3.95% of SCHD - Biotech behind Prolia, Repatha, and Enbrel Texas Instruments is the biggest gap between the two, with SCHD holding about 11x more. Do you hold both, or just one?

HOW TO CREATE A WATCHLIST FOR YOUR FIRST $100K MONTH Don’t lose this. This is my EXACT process behind my $100K + Months. The SECRET: Scan the ETFs first Find the sectors showing the most relative strength Find the 1–2 stocks leading that sector Check the 8/21 trend Wait for the setup Trade the leader, not the laggard UPSIDE SETUP: 8 EMA > 21 EMA Sector strong Stock leading Break + retest Enter with trend DOWNSIDE SETUP: 8 EMA < 21 EMA Sector weak Stock lagging Breakdown + retest Enter with trend My sector ETF watchlist: SEMICONDUCTORS $SMH $EUV : $NVDA $ARM MEMORY $DRAM : $MU $SNDK OPTICS / PHOTONICS $LYTE : $LITE $COHR SOFTWARE $IGV : $PLTR $ORCL CYBERSECURITY $CIBR : $CRWD $PANW AI INFRA / DATA CENTERS $WGMI $DTCR : $ALAB $APLD ROBOTICS $BOTZ : $ISRG QUANTUM $QTUM : $IONQ SPACE $ARKX : $RKLB $ASTS NUCLEAR $NLR : $CEG $OKLO GOLD / SILVER $GLD $SLV : $NEM COPPER $COPX : $FCX RARE EARTHS $REMX : $MP SMALL CAPS $IWM : $HUT FINANCIALS $XLF : $GS ENERGY $XLE : $XOM AIRLINES $JETS : $DAL BIOTECH $XBI : $CRSP The ETF tells you WHERE money is flowing. The 8/21 tells you DIRECTION. The stock tells you WHO is leading. Then you wait for the setup.

Here are 27 factor ETFs grouped by investing style 👇 Value: $VTV: Invests in large US value stocks like JPMorgan and Micron $AVLV: Invests in cheaply priced large caps that are also highly profitable $PVAL: Invests in a concentrated, actively managed group of large value stocks Growth: $SPYG: Invests in the growth half of the S&P 500, led by Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple $QGRW: Invests in large growth companies that also score high on quality $FBCG: Invests in established blue chip growth companies, actively managed by Fidelity Quality: $GARP: Invests in quality companies growing at a reasonable price $JQUA: Invests in US companies with strong profits and healthy balance sheets $QLTY: Invests in high quality US companies picked by GMO’s team Momentum: $SPMO: Invests in the S&P 500 stocks with the strongest recent price gains $FMTM: Invests in a focused, roughly equal weight group of US momentum stocks $SEIM: Invests in large US companies with strong momentum, actively managed by SEI Low Volatility: $LVHI: Invests in international dividend stocks that move less than the market $QLV: Invests in high quality US companies with smaller price swings $SMLV: Invests in US small caps that move less than the broader small cap market Equal Weight: $RSP: Invests in every S&P 500 stock at the same weight $GSEW: Invests in large US companies at equal weight for a 0.09% expense ratio $QQQE: Invests in the Nasdaq-100 with each company at about 1% Small Cap Value: $AVUV: Invests in cheap, profitable small US companies $DFSV: Invests in small US value stocks spread across a long list of names $XSVM: Invests in small cap value stocks that also show strong momentum Free Cash Flow: $VFLO: Invests in large US companies with high free cash flow yields $COWZ: Invests in the 100 Russell 1000 companies with the highest free cash flow yields $DSMC: Invests in small and mid-size companies that produce a lot of cash Shareholder Yield: $SYLD: Invests in US companies returning the most cash through dividends, buybacks, and debt paydown $EYLD: Invests in emerging market companies with high shareholder yield $PKW: Invests in US companies that cut their share count by at least 5% over the past year

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Here are some of the ways to invest in the Nasdaq-100 through ETFs, from beginner to leveraged: Beginner: $QQQ Invesco QQQ Trust $QQQM Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF $IQQ iShares Nasdaq 100 ETF $QNDX State Street SPDR Portfolio Nasdaq 100 ETF Focused: $QQEW First Trust NASDAQ-100 Equal Weighted Index Fund $QQQE Direxion NASDAQ-100 Equal Weighted Index Shares $QQQJ Invesco NASDAQ Next Gen 100 ETF $QTEC First Trust NASDAQ-100 Technology Sector Index Fund $QTOP iShares Nasdaq Top 30 Stocks ETF $QNXT iShares Nasdaq-100 ex Top 30 ETF $QQMG Invesco ESG NASDAQ 100 ETF Leveraged: $MQQQ Tradr 2X Long Innovation 100 Monthly ETF $QQQP Tradr 2X Long Innovation 100 Quarterly ETF $TDAX TDAQ Lift ETF $TQQQ ProShares UltraPro QQQ $QLD ProShares Ultra QQQ Inverse: $SMQ Tradr 1X Short Innovation 100 Monthly ETF $DQQQ Tradr 2X Short Innovation 100 Monthly ETF $SQQQ ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ $QID ProShares UltraShort QQQ $PSQ ProShares Short QQQ Income: $QQQI NEOS Nasdaq-100 High Income ETF $TDAQ TappAlpha Innovation 100 Growth & Daily Income ETF $JEPQ JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF $GPIQ Goldman Sachs Nasdaq-100 Premium Income ETF $QQA Invesco QQQ Income Advantage ETF $BALQ iShares Nasdaq Premium Income Active ETF $QYLD Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF $QYLG Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call & Growth ETF $IQQQ ProShares Nasdaq-100 High Income ETF $QDTE Roundhill Innovation-100 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF $QQQY Defiance Nasdaq 100 Enhanced Options & 0DTE Income ETF Protected: $QQQB VistaShares Shield Nasdaq 100 Enhanced Protection ETF $QBUF Innovator Nasdaq-100 10 Buffer ETF - Quarterly $NOCT Innovator Growth-100 Power Buffer ETF - October

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Here are 20 popular ETFs and what they invest in 👇 $SMH: Invests in the 25 largest U.S.-listed chip companies $GDX: Invests in gold mining companies around the world $XLE: Invests in the energy stocks in the S&P 500 $XLK: Invests in the tech stocks in the S&P 500 $SPMO: Invests in the 100 S&P 500 stocks with the strongest price momentum $GLD: Invests in physical gold bullion $QQQM: Invests in the 100 largest non-financial companies on the Nasdaq $VUG: Invests in large U.S. growth companies $VOO: Invests in every company in the S&P 500 $VTI: Invests in the entire U.S. stock market $VTV: Invests in large U.S. value companies $AVUV: Invests in small U.S. value companies $VIG: Invests in U.S. companies that have raised their dividends for at least 10 years in a row $VEA: Invests in developed market stocks outside the U.S. $VXUS: Invests in stocks outside the U.S., across both developed and emerging markets $SCHD: Invests in high-yield U.S. dividend stocks with strong financials $IEMG: Invests in emerging market stocks $RSP: Invests in all S&P 500 companies at an equal weight $JEPI: Invests in large U.S. stocks and sells options to generate monthly income $VO: Invests in U.S. mid-cap stocks Which of these do you own?

HOW TO RETIRE EARLY FROM AI IN THE NEXT 3–5 YEARS Save this. Most people will still be late. Most people will spend the next 3–5 years chasing what already moved. Follow the money EARLY: MONEY IS FLOWING INTO COMPUTE AI Chips: $NVDA $AVGO Memory / HBM: $MU $SKHY Foundries: $ASML EDA / Chip Design: $SNPS Networking: $ANET $ALAB Photonics: $LITE Interconnects: $CIEN ↓ COMPUTE IS FORCING AN INFRASTRUCTURE BOOM Data Centers: $IREN $CIFR Cooling: $VRT Servers: $DELL $SMCI Storage: $PSTG GPU Cloud: $CRWV $NBIS Construction: $FIX Digital Infrastructure: $EQIX Cybersecurity: $CRWD ↓ INFRASTRUCTURE IS FORCING A POWER BOOM Grid: $PWR Electrical Equipment: $POWL Power Producers: $VST Gas / Turbines: $EQT On-Site Power: $BE Energy Storage: $EOSE Nuclear: $OKLO Uranium / Nuclear Fuel: $CCJ ↓ POWER REQUIRES RAW MATERIALS Copper: $SCCO Critical Minerals: $LAC Rare Earths: $MP ↓ THEN AI EXPANDS INTO THE REAL WORLD AI Applications: $PLTR Robotics: $TSLA Industrial Automation: $ROK Autonomy: $GOOGL Drones: $AVAV $RCAT Defense: $KTOS Space: $RKLB Quantum: $IONQ AI Healthcare: $TEM This is the entire AI buildout. You need to position around what has to be built next. If this helps you, like + follow + share. Join me for: -Investment strategies- -Day trading- -High-return stock alerts- DM me “STOCKS”. (Not financial advice — DYOR)

Trending growth stocks to keep on your watchlist $MXL $TER $HPE $NTAP $VIAV $AVT $ARW $P $SMTC $SMCI $DELL $CLS $AMD $KEYS $SNX $CRWD $ANET $CDNA $FTNT $FORM $PAYS $SNOW $TSEM $TWLO $PLTR $SNPS $ZS

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10 WAYS TO PLAY PENTAGON’S DRONE PUSH The Pentagon just created a permanent autonomous warfare group and is seeking $55B for 2027 as drones become a “true focus of the department.” That spending should flow across everything from drone platforms and components to autonomy, sensors and counter drone systems which puts these 10 names directly in mix: • $DPRO Commander tactical & public safety drones • $RCAT Black Widow short range reconnaissance drones • $UMAC U.S. built motors & components for FPV drones • $KTOS low cost attritable jet drones for autonomous combat • $AXON Dedrone counter drone detection & airspace security • $TDY Black Hornet nano drones & battlefield thermal imaging • $ONDS autonomous drones, ground robots & command software • $MRCY secure processing & RF electronics inside drones & missiles • $AVEX Phoenix Ghost one way attack drones plus unmanned vessels • $AVAV Switchblade loitering munitions plus BlueHalo counter drone systems

🧵 למה כולם מדברים על ה־S&P500, ומה שכמעט אף אחד לא מספר לכם על האלטרנטיבות. בזמן האחרון זה נהיה טרנד. כל מי ששמע פעם על השקעות – ישר מדבר על S&P500. וזה לא במקרה: 👇 S&P500 זה מותג.500 החברות הכי גדולות בארה"ב. שמות מוכרים. פייסבוק, אפל, אמזון. קל להבין, קל להסביר. יש לו היסטוריה של תשואות נאות לאורך זמן. אבל... 🛑 זו לא הדרך היחידה להשקיע במדד מנייתי אמריקאי. מה רוב האנשים מפספסים?ה-S&P500 (כמו בקרן VOO של Vanguard) נותן חשיפה מאוד מרוכזת לחברות הגדולות. ממש מרוכזת, 10 חברות מחזיקות מעל 30% מהמדד. כלומר: למרות שמדובר ב־500 חברות, זה לא באמת פיזור רחב. אז מה האלטרנטיבות? הכנתי לכם טבלה מסכמת (מצורפת בצילום) עם 5 קרנות פופולריות: VT, VTI, VEU, VOO (S&P500), RSP (S&P500 בשקילה שווה) 🔍 אז מה באמת ההבדל? - ריכוזיות: VOO תלויה בכמה ענקיות טכנולוגיה. RSP ו־VTI מפזרים טוב יותר. - חשיפה בינלאומית: VT ו־VEU מכניסות שווקים כמו אירופה, יפן, הודו וסין. - ביצועים היסטוריים: לא תמיד S&P מוביל. תלוי בתקופה. 🎯 בשורה התחתונה: מי שמשקיע רק ב VOO בלי להבין את ההבדלים, בעצם לוקח על עצמו סיכון שהוא אפילו לא מודע אליו. אני לא אומרת שזה רע. רק אומרת, תכירו גם את האופציות האחרות.

Holding and weight summary: 1. $UBER: 12.72% 2. $BN: 12.58% 3. $MSFT: 11.89% 4. $AMZN: 10.49% 5. $HHH: 10.23%

Here are 27 tech ETFs grouped by investing goal 👇 Semiconductors: $SMH: Invests in the 25 largest semiconductor companies $DRAM: Invests in memory chip makers like SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron $LAZR: Invests in photonics and optical tech companies, plus a stake in Anthropic AI: $AIQ: Invests in companies building and using AI around the world $CHAT: Invests in the companies driving generative AI, from chips to software $AIS: Invests across the AI supply chain, led by memory and chip makers AI Infrastructure: $AIPO: Invests in the power and energy companies behind AI data centers $GRID: Invests in companies upgrading the electric grid $SRVR: Invests in data center and cell tower owners like Equinix and American Tower Cloud & Software: $IGV: Invests in U.S. software companies $WCLD: Invests in cloud software companies, weighted equally $SKYY: Invests in cloud computing companies, from infrastructure to software Cybersecurity: $CIBR: Invests in the cybersecurity companies tracked by Nasdaq $HACK: Invests in cybersecurity hardware, software, and services companies $BUG: Invests in companies whose main business is cybersecurity Robotics: $BOTZ: Invests in robotics and AI companies worldwide $ROBO: Invests in robotics and automation companies, spread across dozens of names $ARKQ: Invests in autonomous tech, robotics, and space companies picked by ARK Innovation: $ARKK: Invests in Cathie Wood's top disruptive innovation picks $AOTG: Invests in fast growing companies picked by an active team $XT: Invests in companies tied to emerging tech, from AI to biotech Quantum: $QTUM: Invests in quantum computing and machine learning companies $WQTM: Invests in companies focused on quantum computing $CQTM: Invests in quantum computing stocks picked by an active manager Big Name: $IVES: Invests in Dan Ives' top 30 AI stocks $RONB: Invests in Ron Baron's highest conviction picks, led by SpaceX $GRNY: Invests in Tom Lee's stocks that line up with multiple big market themes Which of these are already in your portfolio?

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