Stan Wong Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF VTI-N WEAK BUY Feb 27, 2020

A total market ETF, so you are getting every equity, small, big cap stocks. This will give you an over weighted position in the large caps. It is really, really diversified and he is not sure you need that much diversification.

ZWH-T & ZPW-T are a defensive strategy but what is the favourite go to strategy for the S&P 500. VTI-N is the ETF that echoes this strategy.

He’s looking for small caps, stuff he normally doesn’t have. Likes that it’s all caps. The US tax cuts will continue as long as Trump’s in office and will impact the small caps as well. Contains 18% FANGs, which he still likes.

For those starting with ETFs, he recommends a fully diversified portfolio. SPX is based in New York and VTI is for the total global market.

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With VUN, you get pretty much the entire US market; not too expensive at 16 bps. Keep in mind that the USD version, VTI, has a MER of 3 bps; be mindful, too, of foreign currency and US estate issues.

Over 3700 positions, market-cap weighted. Top 10 names represent about 20% of the portfolio. Lots of exposure to the tech space. Not all that different from the S&P 500.

Total stock market index. 70% made up of large caps, remaining 30% made up of 1000's of mid- to small-caps. The whole package. iShares has some offerings as well. Many ways to play.