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In response to "I started last year with a rollover at Charles Schwab. I also set up a Roth IRA account which is very easy. -- (edited)" by Max

I’m assuming by sectors, you mean asset classes (domestic equity, foreign equity, fixed income, etc.)? -- (edited)

Posted by znufrii May 14 '21, 09:44

“Sector” usually refers to industry classification (technology, healthcare, etc.), which is significantly more narrow than what a broad based index fund will target.

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I don't think he should be scared of investing in sector funds. If I had to invest in only one thing, I'd probably choose tech over broad market. -- nm - Max May 14, 09:55 2
- for example, VGT's 10 year growth on $10k is $64k, vs $37k for VTI. - Max May 14, 10:14
- Gotcha. -- nm - znufrii May 14, 10:00

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