The last few months I got myself on track with a boring 2-3 fund strategy. It’s autopilot at this point which is great but I really enjoy learning investing/finance. A bit bored now since there isn’t anything to do when it’s all automated.
It feels like individual stocks, day trading, crypto (5% of portfolio), sector heavy funds, speculative, or angel investing is about it.
Are those the options? Is there more? What would you do to invest further or stay engaged?
Where would you go after you have a simple fund strategy on autopilot?
byu/dandigangi ininvesting
Posted by dandigangi
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You can start by taking small, targeted positions in individual stocks or sector ETFs that catch your interest. This approach lets you explore new ideas and potentially benefit from outsized gains, while your main portfolio continues to operate as your stable foundation.
I would look into stocks. A couple tickers I like:
COST
PGR
MA
Start a brokerage account and put an amount of money in there you can afford to lose. Have fun 😁
To invest further? Easy: increase your automated monthly amount.
To pursue investing as a hobby? Give yourself a budget just like any other hobby, and go have fun with that _and only that_.