[Ryan]

30 years old, been following the VTSAX and chill approach. Curious to want to deploy some cash into VUG.

I’ve been investing in VTSAX for a while and am considering adding VUG to my portfolio. For those with experience in both, how do they complement each other?

Thoughts?

Do you see VUG as a good addition for long-term growth, or does it introduce unnecessary risk? Looking forward to hearing your insights!

[Shawn]

Growth stocks seem like the most overpriced. They are also heavily weighted in VTSAX already. If anything I would look to have less of those vs the index.

I would add stuff like foreign stocks, REITS, natural resources or small caps.

[Sean]

If you age a reason to believe it will outperform in the future and it’s part of your investing plan, then do it.

[Ross]

I personally think it’s a good idea. I have some VUG in my Roth IRA and it has performed well.

[Jacob]

28 years old here. I’ve had VUG for a few years. It has outperformed both my QQQ and VGT positions.

[Zach]

If you’re considering VUG make sure to check out SCHG. I ended up going with SCHG instead.

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