I’m interested in the new “Nancy Pelosi” fund that buys her portfolio

Janus Contrarian Fund (JCONX)

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Anonymous wrote:TQQQ. Very volatile though. I have just 1% of my portfolio.

That's a 3x leveraged ETF. It's not intended for long term investment.

Absolutely so. Look at that 5 year roller coaster chart. It beats any ride at disney world.

I will ride it out for 30 years and see what happens. I don't care if I lose it all since it's a small portion of my overall investments.

Anonymous wrote:What risky mutual or index funds have paid off for you?

NVDL.

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Anonymous wrote:TQQQ. Very volatile though. I have just 1% of my portfolio.

That's a 3x leveraged ETF. It's not intended for long term investment.

Absolutely so. Look at that 5 year roller coaster chart. It beats any ride at disney world.

Fidelity Blue Chip Growth because of their NVIDIA holdings. It's just dumb luck I suppose but I have tracked their fund manager's return for a long time and he is very good at what he does.

And Vanguard band wagon speaks. Nothing wrong with having a portion of your portfolio in risky assets. I'm diversified but I'm also not going to be left behind. Obviously the next bear market you want to be clear of these leveraged products. Then you do the inverse 3x ETF.....lol

Risky or successful? Two different answers. Lots of options for risky. For successful, you want something like Vanguard.