I've been thinking about holding both $VFV and $QQC . VFV tracks the S&P 500 and gives you exposure to 500 of the largest U.S. companies across many sectors including tech sector, making it a broad and diversified fund QQC tracks the NASDAQ-100 and focuses on 100 large companies with a much heavier weighting toward technology and growth stocks, making it more concentrated than VFV. I know a lot of the big companies in QQC (like Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, etc.) are already in VFV. But QQC gives them a bigger weighting, so it feels like a way to lean more into tech and growth. Personally, I like the idea of having the broad exposure of VFV while adding some extra growth potential with QQC, but I'm curious what you guys think. Do you hold both VFV and QQC? If so, what allocation do you use? 80-20 / 70-30 / 60-40 / 50-50 OR Do you think it's unnecessary because of the overlap?
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@etf.go · 4mo
Both good components of a US weight within a portfolio. Just be aware they are highly correlated so typically move in the same direction at the same time. Magnitude of moves will be slightly different depending on sector leadership which leads to slightly different performance over time. 👍
Angela @angelafits · 4mo
I own both and more weighted in QQC than VFV. VEQT makes up the bulk of my holdings. Newbie here
Gabriel
@opastocks · 4mo
I love it , that combo has been good for me
Henry
@chrisclarke · 4mo
Vfv already has a strong weighting of tech stocks don’t hold both
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