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Hi all,

TLDR;

- Roth IRA through Vanguard
- Have about 20k sitting in settlement fund waiting to be put into something
- Have majority of assets tied up in VASGX along with other various stocks such as DAL and RCL
- Want to diversify out for some growth / dividends for the long term and to park my money in a bit safer place than volatile items like GME

I have a Roth IRA through Vanguard.

I just made quite a bit of my money back (and above) on GME coming back (woohoo), still have over 200 shares left after taking some profit back. Now that I have some liquid assets back that I can use, I was hoping to expand my portfolio to something safer. I currently have investments in DAL (Delta), (RCL) Royal Caribbean, GME (Gamestop), and a few others. My DAL and RCL have had fantastic returns and I am going to let them ride for the time being. My main investment that I dont touch, and where the bulk of my money is sitting, is in VASGX. It got me relatively close to what I think is a 4 fund portfolio wrapped up in one.

I was hoping to use some of this profit that I got back to diversify a bit more and possibly get into more Dividend generating items for the long term. With the bulk of my investment sitting in VASGX at the moment, would VOO be a good place to park some money? Would another mix of items be good to park some money into for the long term? I have about 20k to throw at something. Right now I have dividends across all of my stocks set to reinvest, would it be a good idea to keep this set this way? I am relatively young and still am YEARS away from retirement, so while my risk tolerance isn't crazy high as my heart cant take any more GME stress, I am still open to leaving things in place even on a downturn.

Statistics: Posted by kira70591 — Mon May 20, 2024 2:06 pm — Replies 1 — Views 77



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