charlottebandito
Dryer sheet wannabe
- Joined
- May 15, 2005
- Messages
- 23
I've been studying the differences between ETFs and MF to diversify my non-retirement account. What I'm thinking is that since ETFs primarily work their corresponding indices, there is little need for active management. But MFs attempt to beat the market which require active management i think.
Began liquidating some of my other MFs and purchased some ETFs for long-term growth.
- ishares S&P 500
- Nasdaq 100
- Russell 3000 value
- MSCI EAFE
- VIPER Energy
- VIPER Utilities
I'm keeping my Fidelity Contrafund (Large Growth) & Royce Value (Small Blend). Late start, but have 50K in non-retirement so far and cash reserves in MM.
Began liquidating some of my other MFs and purchased some ETFs for long-term growth.
- ishares S&P 500
- Nasdaq 100
- Russell 3000 value
- MSCI EAFE
- VIPER Energy
- VIPER Utilities
I'm keeping my Fidelity Contrafund (Large Growth) & Royce Value (Small Blend). Late start, but have 50K in non-retirement so far and cash reserves in MM.