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Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) - Find objective, share price, performance, expense ratio, holding, and risk details.
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These are the three boring ETFs literally in the next 15 years. Number one is VOO. We've all heard of it, the S&P 500. By holding this one ticker, I'm in the top 500 companies in the United States. And I currently have about $1.4 million in VOO as of today. It's diversified and it's averaged around 15% a year for the past decade. So I'm definitely gonna keep buying more. Number two, SMH. A semiconductor ETF, the top 25 most liquid chip companies. Semiconductors are the backbone of modern tech and AI. And SMH has averaged a staggering 37% a year for the past 10 years. It's definitely way riskier and way less diversified than VOO. I've got about $390,000 worth of this one. Number three, SOXX. Another semiconductor ETF. And it holds the top 30 companies. It's more diversified and less volatile than SMH because it caps how big any one stock inside of the ETF can get. I've got about $240,000 in this one. My semis are under a third of my portfolio. But the other half will probably say that it's not enough Nvidia. If you want to start investing but you don't know how, make sure to follow.