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Anonymous

25 Aug 2020

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VWRA + ARKK - a good combination for a young investor's portfolio?

Currently in my mid-20s. I have committed 100% of my portfolio in VWRA - but am wondering if allocating 10% to ARKK would be a good idea for additional exposure to innovative tech companies and capturing potential higher returns. Would like your views on this as someone who's looking to go aggressive and build capital when young. I firmly believe in Cathie Wood's vision towards investing and I do feel the ETF will continue outperforming the market.

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Maisul

25 Aug 2020

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Arkk is at its all time high now.

And 10% of it is in tesla. Seing the price of tesla right now, I would go in a lot. Best is to buy consistently every month to average out your cost basis.

VWRA holdings should not cross with ARKK holdings. Best if you go to morningstar.com to see what kind of holdings the fund are owning.

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