With what Jeff posted in another thread about GM now coming on line with Superchargers, I think this is an instance of a blind pig finding an acorn. Honest, I knew nothing about GM coming online with Tesla's charging network before posting.
Research from Bank of America indicates the S&P 500 rises 92% of the time in the 12 months following the start of a bull market, compared to the historical 75% average over any 12 month period dating back to the 1950s.
A nice index product is the biggest no-brainer.
My indivudual stocks are from my options and grants from work and a little TSLA. The rest is managed through Schwab Wealth Advisory.
Hard to beat a good index fund IMHO but watch the expense ratio you are getting hit with. My $.02.
I’ll check later, not sure now if I did before. Elected to sell some just to learn how to do so.
It only went public like 2 years ago—so its hard to say. Up 40% over the last year? so I kinda want to cash out some of it while the going is good. Plus the fact that I have a fair amount of it, was 7% of my portfolio.
FBGRX expense ratio is 0.76% (had to check when I saw your original post as I was curious).
If you count all our holdings - retirement, etc - S&P index funds are by far our largest holding - well over 50% i am sure - I guess I should calculate it someday.
