/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20748166
Investing with six figures for over 5 years now, learning from mistakes etc, has sort of turned me into a boglehead. I have no issue with ultra-risky plays for the people on here who have <$50k, but you have to realize that you are going to make lots of mistakes, and some of them are really going to weigh down your performance in bull cycles where there was easy money to be had. So for the last few years I have outperformed the market by buying sectors (rather than individual stocks) at the right times. For example I've done pretty well buying/selling FBIOX and XBI based on how I think biotech looks (I work in an adjacent field). I've also been accumulating other sector ETFs, normally buying on dips, like FTEC, which has doubled my initial $6.5k in just over 3 years. See pic for what I've done.

>>20748375
Since Fidelity stopped charging fees recently they are probably #1.