I'm sorry if you've already done this one, just point me to the video If you have. Lately I have been trying to research VTI vs. ITOT. Thanks so much for your consideration!
@@Seoulsearch616 VTI has more holdings. Essential it is the entire US stock market. ITOT is good but just not as complete. I figure if you are going to buy the entire stock market, I want it all. Vanguard is king here. Full disclosure I do own IVV for my S&P holding EXACTLY the same as VOO but Blackrock.
@@mh9846 Thanks for the info! I have been accumulating ITOT because I sell options on my holdings and with it being slightly less expensive, I can get to 100 shares faster. But once I hit that goal, instead of adding to it, I may just start buying VTI instead. Thanks for the reply!
VGT outperformed SCHD and VOO over 5 and 10 years. Despite having most of my $500k retirement in VGT, I try to beat my Roth with my taxable account but still underperform the S&P 500.
I'm taking a hybrid approach with VGT, SCHD, and VOO as my foundation over a 20-year horizon. I still enjoy life, travel, and buy what I love. It's the best combo, plus I enjoy the small victories of dividends, dividend growth, and share price appreciation.
ETFs are great, but don't rely solely on it for retirement. I retired at 62 with a $1.5M portfolio, starting with $35K, thanks to an adv1sor and dividends. Invest wisely, build your nest egg, and don't sell the chicken that lays the egg!
I'm very cautious about giving specific recommendations as everyone's situation varies. Consider independent financial advisors like "Julianne Iwersen Niemann" I've worked with her for some time and highly recommend her. Check if she meets your criteria.
The answer is always “it depends.” If you’re looking for pure tech exposure VGT is what you want. If you want some tech but diversified in other sectors (like healthcare) QQQ is your jam.
Google expense ratio calculator for comparing VGT to QQQ. ER's add up over time. Me, sold all QQQ and bought VGT and even lower FTEC, essentially all the same performance. Now, we just need that tech to recover or just buy AVGO and IRM !
Looking at this a year later and seeing the allocation differences I noticed QQQ didnt have NVDA when you pulled it up last year but it does now. Whereas VGT had NVDA holdings up til then. NVDA blowing up with the AI market is what caused VGT to outperform QQQ single handedly. Take that difference away and QQQ out performed. But having that extra 5% in NVDA for awhile before it exploded sent VGT ahead. If only QQQ would've saw that coming it would've done miles better. But thats why VGT is gonna have more of those random heavy upswings than QQQ it invests in a bigger variety of tech stocks which are just gonna be periodically exploding for the foreseeable future. But I agree I do like QQQ holdings better currently and it has NVDA now along with afew key ones VGT is missing because of their requirements so im struggling which one to allocate a percentage to.
Right now I invest into SWPPX. I'm thinking of going 50/50 with SCHD and SCHG, but then I'm seeing VGT doing well. I'm looking for ideas and your thoughts?
Both are great! I like FTEC because I favor cheaper funds, but VGT outperforms by 40 basis points per year since inception with DCA. Can't go wrong with either one.
Tech should bounce back fast as market recovers. I like VGTs low exp and if we want more tech, inv in a tech etf. If you want diversification, go VOO. Also depends in the rest of your portfolio. Anyway, good vid..informative. How ab ARKQ?
You need to create a brokerage account in any of the following E-Trade, Vanguard, Fidelity, Robinhood, Webull, M1 Finance. Then you can transfer money and start buying ETFs.
VGT did not outperform QQQ until recently, and this is only because MSFT and AAPL held their price better in the 23 tech recovery. My problem with VGT is that it's missing like HALF of the T-FAANGs. There's no Tesla no Facebook, no Amazon, no Google. How is it possible for a technology ETF to not have some of the BIGGEST tech names out there. My bet is on QQQ
yup I picked up QQQM just for the diversification and if you want to weight a little more into the top VGT holdings just buy a few shares of Microsoft and Apple as individual stocks.
It's okay to pair these two, since VGT is a sector ETF that has a different boost for tech companies than VOO. So when tech stocks do well VGT will give an extra push than VOO.
These are both good funds. I personally would hold neither. My vote is for QQQM, which has a lower expense ratio than QQQ (.15), and their new version of the same fund. Thanks for the video.
Who wan'ts more ETF comparison videos?! Like this comment if you do, and leave a comment with some ETF comparison ideas below!
I'm sorry if you've already done this one, just point me to the video If you have. Lately I have been trying to research VTI vs. ITOT. Thanks so much for your consideration!
Haven't done that one yet thanks K LL!
I forget if you have done this before and I'm too lazy to check, but VIG vs DGRO vs SCHD would be a great video. At least VIG vs DGRO.
@@Seoulsearch616 VTI has more holdings. Essential it is the entire US stock market. ITOT is good but just not as complete. I figure if you are going to buy the entire stock market, I want it all. Vanguard is king here. Full disclosure I do own IVV for my S&P holding EXACTLY the same as VOO but Blackrock.
@@mh9846 Thanks for the info! I have been accumulating ITOT because I sell options on my holdings and with it being slightly less expensive, I can get to 100 shares faster. But once I hit that goal, instead of adding to it, I may just start buying VTI instead. Thanks for the reply!
VGT outperformed SCHD and VOO over 5 and 10 years. Despite having most of my $500k retirement in VGT, I try to beat my Roth with my taxable account but still underperform the S&P 500.
I'm taking a hybrid approach with VGT, SCHD, and VOO as my foundation over a 20-year horizon. I still enjoy life, travel, and buy what I love. It's the best combo, plus I enjoy the small victories of dividends, dividend growth, and share price appreciation.
ETFs are great, but don't rely solely on it for retirement. I retired at 62 with a $1.5M portfolio, starting with $35K, thanks to an adv1sor and dividends. Invest wisely, build your nest egg, and don't sell the chicken that lays the egg!
I'm very cautious about giving specific recommendations as everyone's situation varies. Consider independent financial advisors like "Julianne Iwersen Niemann" I've worked with her for some time and highly recommend her. Check if she meets your criteria.
The answer is always “it depends.” If you’re looking for pure tech exposure VGT is what you want. If you want some tech but diversified in other sectors (like healthcare) QQQ is your jam.
Google expense ratio calculator for comparing VGT to QQQ. ER's add up over time. Me, sold all QQQ and bought VGT and even lower FTEC, essentially all the same performance. Now, we just need that tech to recover or just buy AVGO and IRM !
Personally, I think I'll go with a VOO/QQQM/(+ some dividend) for the ROTH IRA and a VGT gamble on my individual. Wish me luck!
Always a good analysis. I am considering VGT VS QQQM for a long term investment of 20-30 years. Your video certainly helped
Glad it was helpful, Papa Bear!
I own both. qqqm is a bigger position
I've been loading up on VGT; that 15% drop the past month makes it a very enticing buy right now.
Stocks and ETFs on sale!
VGT too concentrated in Apple I think.
Be nice if there was a VGTMA ETF (VGT minus apple)
What about FTEC?
What about if you have both inside the same portfolo?
I'm taking sides with the IT siblings, FTEC & VGT. Lower expense ratios and more holdings. Similar explosive growth.
Nice Mr Berry! Nice to hear from you!
I own funds that replicate both these indices I can’t complain happy to own both glad there was correction so equities are cheaper now.
Ya good way to think of it Slim. It’s all on sale now!
is TQQ a viable long term hold or is it meant more for daytrading and options traders?
Looking at this a year later and seeing the allocation differences I noticed QQQ didnt have NVDA when you pulled it up last year but it does now. Whereas VGT had NVDA holdings up til then. NVDA blowing up with the AI market is what caused VGT to outperform QQQ single handedly. Take that difference away and QQQ out performed. But having that extra 5% in NVDA for awhile before it exploded sent VGT ahead. If only QQQ would've saw that coming it would've done miles better. But thats why VGT is gonna have more of those random heavy upswings than QQQ it invests in a bigger variety of tech stocks which are just gonna be periodically exploding for the foreseeable future. But I agree I do like QQQ holdings better currently and it has NVDA now along with afew key ones VGT is missing because of their requirements so im struggling which one to allocate a percentage to.
still strugling
Great breakdown and explanation, thank you!
Really appreciate these videos, so informative and helpful! 👍
Thanks so much K LL!! Glad you're liking them. Trying to figure out some of the most interesting ETF comparisons to do going forward.
Which one will do better with AI going forward QQQ-VGT? That’s who you go with
Right now I invest into SWPPX. I'm thinking of going 50/50 with SCHD and SCHG, but then I'm seeing VGT doing well. I'm looking for ideas and your thoughts?
Ftec vs vgt maybe?
Both are great! I like FTEC because I favor cheaper funds, but VGT outperforms by 40 basis points per year since inception with DCA. Can't go wrong with either one.
@@akin242002 thanks for the info, I'm also a sucker for cheap great funds. I just like both funds.
Thanks, Christian! Nice recommendation!
Tech should bounce back fast as market recovers. I like VGTs low exp and if we want more tech, inv in a tech etf. If you want diversification, go VOO. Also depends in the rest of your portfolio. Anyway, good vid..informative. How ab ARKQ?
No on arkq
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I am hoping VGT will do well in the future! I have about 10k in the game!
Where can I buy these EFT’s? Is it on a trading app? If so which are some good apps to start with?
Hi Tank! I mention that in this video: ua-cam.com/video/rkImWJirhCI/v-deo.html
Hey and don’t forget to always diversify 👏
You need to create a brokerage account in any of the following E-Trade, Vanguard, Fidelity, Robinhood, Webull, M1 Finance. Then you can transfer money and start buying ETFs.
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Excited for this one.
Whoohoo thanks moegoggles!!!
Great video!
Noice! Let me know if you can think of more ETF comparison videos you would like to see.
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I prefer QQQ over VGT. Pairs well with VOO in my market tracking portfolio.
Nice!
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I hold both!
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VGT did not outperform QQQ until recently, and this is only because MSFT and AAPL held their price better in the 23 tech recovery. My problem with VGT is that it's missing like HALF of the T-FAANGs. There's no Tesla no Facebook, no Amazon, no Google. How is it possible for a technology ETF to not have some of the BIGGEST tech names out there. My bet is on QQQ
yup I picked up QQQM just for the diversification and if you want to weight a little more into the top VGT holdings just buy a few shares of Microsoft and Apple as individual stocks.
And today?
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Does VGT pair well with VOO? I'm having a bit of a hard time determining the overlap
It's okay to pair these two, since VGT is a sector ETF that has a different boost for tech companies than VOO. So when tech stocks do well VGT will give an extra push than VOO.
VCR & VGT might be a better combo.
I hold only VGT and VOO.
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50% in VGT 50% in SCHD can’t be beat
SCHD is only good once you retire. Not when you're young and want to maximize gains. I prefer VOO over SCHD
Why would you want dividend stocks when you’re in a growth horizon?
Vgt and schd 😅😅😅😅😅😅
I’m 1/3 in Tech, large cap and SCHD
50:50 VGT & QQQ Tech
50:50 VOO & VTI large cap
100 in SCHD only dividend
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Title: Only one is the best!
Actual video: idk which one is better
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These are both good funds. I personally would hold neither. My vote is for QQQM, which has a lower expense ratio than QQQ (.15), and their new version of the same fund. Thanks for the video.
ER is less for VGT vs qqqm. .10vs .15 respectively.
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VGT es menos costoso en comisiones que QQQ
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