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Anonymous

5d ago

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Hello! I want to buy into s&p500 for long term (15-18 yrs holding), looking at DCA to CSPX, is this ok? How about nasdaq - which etf should i buy for monthly dca? Thanks!!

If I dca to cspx about $2-3k a month, is it a good choice to use ibkr in terms of fees? Thanks 🙏🏻

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Financelearner

20h ago

QQQM would be a good choice since it has lower expense ratio

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Ian

2d ago

Qqqm

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4d ago

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