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If you could buy one and only one Vanguard fund.? |
which would it be? Or maybe one of another fund. I'm open to sugesstions. I've been a lifelong investor in the Vanguard Family. Owned quite a few. The only one I'm in now is International Equity Fund. The rest of my money is in Prime Money Market. You need to check the track record of International Equity to see what I'm talking about. It's symbol it TWIX. am in it but cannot remember the name. get the safe sure one with the top 100 or is it 50 industries (e.g., ge). sure and safe. putnam use to shoot up and the so-called diamonds were the thing. just look back over the past 50 years and you cannot lose with my advice. i invest and deliver the beer. if you want to gambe go to las vegas and try texas hold'em. i got a vanguard fund, i got the real estate fund. check it out on there web site....good luck if i was doing just one fund it would make the most sense to get the one that goes by the year you retire, the target date funds, totally diversified and allocated to your age Whichever one has the most holdings and is most diversified. The TargetRetirement funds are a good idea. Total Stock Market Index. I invested in Orion Trading Investment Program about a year ago. Not sure of the ticker, but look for the Total Market Index Fund. |
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