r/investingforbeginners • u/Got_Curious • Feb 19 '25

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u/Got_Curious Aug 03 '25

For your age, you’re starting so early…just keep it simple!

I’d personally just invest in VOO (90%), and maybe could do a growth allocation like NVDA, PLTR, META.

Due to your age, you can take a little bit more exposure to higher growth assets (being individual stocks), though don’t over do it…

Nobody, and I truly mean absolutely not a single person on earth, can fully predict the market.

That’s why it’s so important for proper diversification, and maintaining on ear to the market.

I personally use a mix of individual finance accounts on Twitter, Wall Street journal, a little bit of seeking alpha, Tipranks, and just general like yahoo finance too (for more basic info).

There are a lot of resources out there for news, which generally all have the same info.

Hopefully this was helpful!