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Replying to @omgsidewalks
Open a Fidelity Roth IRA account & a brokerage account with shares in FXAIX and FSPSX which covers the S&P 500 and international market . Put some money into it weekly. Even if it’s just 5 bucks until you have more. If you don’t want to go that route. Open a HYSA with Ally.
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Replying to @EdgeReport91
Thoughts on $FSPSX
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Replying to @TheCryptoScribe
Mostly SPY, QQQ, FSPSX
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Must WATCH: the case for increasing exposure to international equities is getting stronger - and relying solely on U.S. index funds like Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF $VTI and $SPY S&P 500 ETF Trust is becoming a crowded trade. History is clear - stock market leadership rotates! At the start of the 20th century, the United Kingdom dominated global equity markets. In the late 1980s, Japan made up nearly 45% of global market cap - larger than the U.S. Today, Japan sits closer to 6% now. Leadership changes, and concentration risk is real. The United States currently represents roughly 60–65% of global equity market cap, while accounting for only ~4% of the world’s population. That disconnect is historically elevated. At the same time, faster population growth, urbanization, and GDP expansion are increasingly concentrated in emerging markets. The rise of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa - and now expanding) is also shifting the global economic balance. These economies already contribute 30–35% of global GDP (PPP basis) and are driving a disproportionate share of incremental growth. Meanwhile, relative valuations are compelling: - U.S. equities: 20–22x forward earnings - International developed markets: 13–15x - Emerging markets: ~11–13x That gap is near multi-decade extremes. If mean reversion in valuations and earnings growth convergence plays out, international equities could materially outperform over the next cycle. For diversified exposure, consider global funds like Fidelity Global Equity Fund $FSPSX or broad ex-U.S./global ETFs that capture both developed and emerging markets. Bottom line: 1. The U.S. has been the winning trade for over a decade - but every cycle ends. 2. There will always be alpha in individual stocks and I will continue to buy undervalued or high growth US companies. 3. But buying broad US index funds. and positioning for the next decade likely means thinking globally, not just domestically!
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Replying to @JustinWolfers
I recently moved from the Fidelity 500 to FSPSX. America is cooked for a while. Foreign markets are hot.
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Replying to @SCHDETF
Yes, so many good funds there. $VYMI is the best international traditional dividend ETF I have found. If you like covered calls and aren't afraid to have Chinese exposure, $IDVO also works. Will look into $FSPSX.
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I get asked this all the time: “What other ETFs do you own?” I turn 50 😳 this month, so I’m not trying to be flashy.
I don’t claim to be a genius but I do have a process👇 Growth ( Crypto): $SCHG $SMH $BTC $SOL
Core (S&P 500): $VOO / $SPY / $FXAIX (held across different accounts based on availability)
Dividends / Value: $SCHD $FDVV $DGRO $CGDV $VDY
Income: $GPIQ
Mid Cap: $VMCPX
Small Cap: $VSCPX
International: $FSPSX $VYMI
Bonds: $FXNAX
Thematic: $XLF I also own individual stocks, grouped into these same buckets. Overall allocation: (when I was younger, this leaned more toward growth/core) 
• Growth Core Mid Small Thematic ( Crypto) = 50% 
• Dividends/Value Income International Bonds = 50% This evolved over time, not overnight. What do you think? What would you adjust at 50?
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Replying to @Matt_Pinner
S&P500 (FXAIX): $2,250,000 MidCap Market (FMDE): $1,500,000 International Market (FSPSX): $250,000 Total Market Bonds (FBND): $250,000 Gold Bullions: $750,000 Silver Bullions: $250,000 Land in New Hampshire: $750,000 Land in Hawaii: $2,000,000
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VGIT 17.64 BSW 30.25 PHYQX 3.06 FIKMX 42.99 FSPSX 131.85 FXAIX 180.52 BRHYX 28.20 FEZ 13.52 XLV 8.66 XLU 8.89 IEF 38.59 IFF 16.30 BBCA 20.50 BBAX 19.80 BBJP 215.76 BBEU 19.13 KBWB 11.14 PMZIX 5.43
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I sure did. I bought more shares of assets I already own. In my taxable brokerage account, I purchased additional shares of the following: - $VTI: Vanguard Total Stock Market Index - $VXUS: Vanguard Total International Stock Market Index - $NVDA: Nvidia - $TSLA: Tesla In my Roth IRA, I purchased additional shares of the following: - $FXAIX: Fidelity S&P 500 Index - $FSMDX: Fidelity Mid Cap Index - $FSSNX: Fidelity Small Cap Index - $FSPSX: Fidelity International Index - $VNQ: Vanguard Real Estate Index In my Health Savings Account (HSA), I purchased additional shares of the following: - $FSKAX: Fidelity Total Market Index - $FTIHX: Fidelity Total International Index Bought more Cryptocurrency of the following: - $BTC: Bitcoin - $ETH: Ethereum - $XRP: Ripple - $SOL: Solana - $ADA: Cardona I invested $100 in Real Estate, Private Credit, Venture Capital and Innovation Lastly, I also contributed my last $90 towards my niece and nephew’s 529 plan that I open. That is all my friend. 🙂‍↔️
Hats off to another day in the markets. The stock market is the greatest show on earth. Did you buy back any future time and the freedom it brings? My adds: $NVDA $NBIS HBU?
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For #ETF and #MutualFund enthusiasts seeking lower risk and consistent robo-investing for a long-term strategy, here are some of the best available in the industry. SPY Index: $SPY, $VOO Tech Industry : $QQQ $QQQM DOW component : $SCHD Total World Stock Index: $VT International Index fund : $FSPSX SP500 Index fund : $FXAIX Total market index fund : $FSKAX 🩷
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24 Jul 2025
BREAKING $GRAB @Fidelity $FSPSX - Fidelity International Index Fund increased $GRAB position by 12.86% or 859,392 shares to total holding of 7,540,189 shares
12 Jul 2025
$GRAB The ultimate driver to $300B MC or higher🧵 @AnthonyPY_Tan CEO repeatedly mentioned: User growth, User growth and User Growth. Before I go into the detail, here is the CEO quote on Q1 2025: “We had a strong set of results to start the year, sustaining robust demand growth momentum to achieve yet another quarterly record number of users on our platform, even amid the seasonal demand impacts from the Lunar New Year and Ramadan fasting period. We also grew the number of active partners on our platform, and now have more active driver- and merchant-partners than ever before,” More and more services with affordability and reliability in mind, to sell GrabUnlimited(Subscription service) Financial services goal is to charge less than all other financial services to merchants and users to get more people to use it. Oh btw, $GRAB owns 60% of GXS bank, the reason why deposit grew massive from $479m to $1.43B YoY or 200% growth. This is much higher than $Hood deposit growth YoY(61%), but Hood is a much larger size($11.2B->$18B) -Daily interest, as opposed to banks(3-6-12 months or longers) with no minimum balance -Personal Loan with transparent daily interest cost with no early payment fee. -Cheap business loan with no fee to help merchants to spend on ads and expand their businesses =>All focus on User/Merhcant growth Currently, $GRAB has 7m daily transacting users, and new products offering are expected to accelerate this DTU penetration. Remember when I was talking nonstop about $PLTR customer Count/Growth?(Same story here) Think of all the services being added to its SuperApp like how @amazon $AMZN invested years of investors' money into infrastructure, to put customers first, now it has 220m global Prime members. $GRAB is doing all of that "infrastructure" investment, to get more users/merchants into GrabUnlimited(monthly subscription). Do you know the margin of Amazon E-commerce? It is about 2%. The money is in AWS and Prime membership fee. I talked about Drone Expansion prior tweets, don't expect software like margin to go straight to bottom line. Anthony will re-invest and pass the discount back to merchants and users, for user growth. #AI and drones are lowering cost and improving margin, but it will go right back to the company to grow even more user. This is the kind of horse I'm betting on long-term. I believe the company with $8.7B Cash is planning to go back to aggressive user growth when global interest rate Ease(depending on our @federalreserve MP). Lower interest rate allowed the company to grow much faster, like what we saw in 2020(155%), 2021(44%)-2022(112%). The business is likely to prefer small EPS growth to favor revenue/user growth. Q3 Q4 2024 and Q1 2025 were to prove they can be profitable while scaling a price war with competition. The last one standing is Goto(Gojek) in Indonesia. I really don't $Sea as competitor, while both compete in certain segment, but Sea limited has way too many apps/websites, while $Grab is under 1 SuperApp. Alright, that is it. Enough writing for today. Time to do BBQ Not Financil Advice.
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Yessir, Yessir! I bought more shares of a little of everything. In my taxable brokerage account, I purchased additional shares of the following: - $VTI: Vanguard Total Stock Market Index - $VXUS: Vanguard Total International Stock Market Index - $TSLA: Tesla In my Roth IRA, I purchased additional shares of the following: - $FXAIX: Fidelity S&P 500 Index - $FSMDX: Fidelity Mid Cap Index - $FSSNX: Fidelity Small Cap Index - $FSPSX: Fidelity International Index - $VNQ: Vanguard Real Estate Index In my Health Savings Account (HSA), I purchased additional shares of the following: - $FSKAX: Fidelity Total Market Index - $FTIHX: Fidelity Total International Index Bought more Cryptocurrency this afternoon: - $BTC: Bitcoin - $XRP: Ripple - $SOL: Solana - $ADA: Cardano Lastly, I put $50 towards Private Real Estate & Innovation. That’s all. Nothing too crazy. 🫡
Hats off to another amazing day. The stock market is the GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH Did you buy back any future time and the freedom it brings? My adds: $SDTY $QDTY $QQQ HBU?
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Replying to @money_cruncher
75% Fidelitys total market index, 25% total international index FSKAX is .015, and FSPSX is .035 on expense
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In my taxable brokerage account, I purchased additional shares of the following: - $VTI: Vanguard Total Stock Market Index - $VXUS: Vanguard Total International Market Index - $NVDA: Nvidia - $TSLA: Tesla I also added $AMZN to my taxable since I had it on my watchlist. In my Health Savings Account (HSA) account, I also bought more shares of: - $FSKAX: Fidelity Total Market Index - $FTIHX: Fidelity Total International Index And lastly, in my Roth IRA, I added more shares of: - $FXAIX: Fidelity S&P 500 Index - $FSMDX: Fidelity Mid Cap Index - $FSSNX: Fidelity Small Cap Index - $FSPSX: Fidelity International Index - $VNQ: Vanguard Real Estate Index
4 Apr 2025
Grabbed a little more $NVDA, $GOOG, and $HOOD in my hold co today in addition to my $JEPQ purchase earlier in my retirement account. What did you buy today? 👀
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Fidelity needs their Customers' money: For Fidelity to play around with for 3 full weeks before Fidelity allows their Customers their own $ x.com/spaceshark23/status/18… $FSPGX $FXAIX $FNILX $FITLX $FNCMX $FMDGX $FIOFX $FIPFX $FSMDX $FBIFX $FFNOX $FIPDX $FSPSX $FSDAX $FGOVX $FHIGX

19 Nov 2024
@Fidelity has no money. 16 business day hold on ETF/ACH transfers is criminal. #Fidelity #FUDelity
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Wrapped up 2024 with a HUGE dividend milestone— $1,007.89 in December! Some of my holdings: $SCHD $VOO $FSPSX $GLAD $MAIN $O I didn’t hit my annual goal of $7000 but I sure as hell got close! Made $5792.72 in 2024! Feeling grateful and excited for 2025!
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My coworker asked me what funds I’m invested in through my 401(k). I said $FXAIX & $FSPSX. He said his advisor convinced him to switch from the S&P 500 to a target-date fund a while back, but he hasn’t been happy with the results. Rightfully so… Over the past 13 years, $FFFHX has underperformed the S&P 500 by 296%. Plus, the fees are 50x higher. Personally, I’m not a fan of target-date funds. They tend to be too conservative and overly expensive for my taste.
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As always, DYOR. I'm not worried if I miss further upside in the short term, because I believe this allocation has better downside protection: 50% $VTSAX US Total Market 15% $DFCEX Emerging Markets 15% $PMJIX US Small Value 10% $FSPSX Foreign Large Blend 10% $VGSLX Real Estate
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Replying to @lindsay__stamp
Funny you say that Back in February I sold half my FSPSX holdings in my 401k and bought FBTC (had to move to a “brokerage link” as 401k plan wouldn’t allow it, non-taxable event) So far I’m very happy with the decision
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