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I am 22 yo and investing in my 401k and a scottrade account. I currently have an international mutual fund that is 100% equity and a US Industrial fund that is 90% equity. I have another fund that is with my scottrade that is an international stock index fund so its 100% equity and I have a few penny stocks that I gamble with. At 22 would you agree that this is an appropriate portfolio? I want it to be aggressive but I dont want to loose money and in the current economic climate I am currently losing money but in the long run I feel these investments will provide greater returns. Any advice? Sounds like you're on good footing ... That depends on your risk tolerance. You should establish a "stop loss" (how much you are willing to lose) percentage or dollar value before you chuck it in and move on. For being 22 it appears you are pretty aggressive and your choices reflect a realistic future world economy. My only suggestion would be to have 15-20% of your overall portfolio in bonds or fixed income. I know that sounds boring, but it spreads your risk. Good luck! |
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