How To Invest $100

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The creator explains how to invest $100 by splitting it across three specific ETFs: VOO, QQQM, and VXUS. He uses his own Fidelity account as a visual example to demonstrate the potential for long-term wealth building.

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1Introduction to investing $100
2Explanation of VOO (S&P 500)
3Explanation of QQQM (Nasdaq 100)

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How To Invest $100 FIDELITY ACCOUNTS $2,096,075.89 VOO (S&P 500) QQQM (Nasdaq 100) VXUS VOO $40 QQQM $40 VXUS $20 Follow for more

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How To Invest $100. If I only had $100 to invest, these are the three ETFs that I would buy, and this is the same strategy that helped me build a two million dollar portfolio by age 26. So first is VOO, and this is the S&P 500. Instead of choosing individual stocks like Microsoft or Apple, this one gives you exposure to the top 500 companies in the United States. Second is QQQM. This is the Nasdaq 100. It's not super flashy, but it gives you heavy exposure to the biggest tech and growth companies, and over time, tech has had a compounding effect that builds some serious wealth. And third is VXUS. This is a total international stock ETF, so with one purchase, you basically own thousands of companies outside of the US. So if the world grows, so does your money. My split would be $40 in VOO, $40 in QQQM, and $20 in VXUS. So even with as little as $100, you can really have a diverse portfolio with huge long-term growth potential. Follow for more.