25/9 dollar average QQQM and QQQ in September
I'm here to talk about one of my all-time favorite strategies:
weekly dollar-cost averaging on Nasdaq QQQM. It's a fantastic way to build your portfolio steadily , it tracks the Nasdaq 100 index, which includes some of the biggest tech giants out. We're talking about companies like Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and more. These are the movers and shakers of the tech world, and they've been on an impressive trajectory for years.
: Any price range between $147 to 150
for QQQM is a sweet spot for a good buy. Why? Because it allows you to capture the market's ups and downs without overthinking it. By averaging in on a weekly basis within this range, you're positioning yourself for long-term success.
Remember, the market can be volatile, but that's where dollar-cost averaging shines.
When prices are lower, you buy more shares; when they're higher, you buy fewer.
Over time, this strategy can smooth out those market fluctuations and potentially yield impressive returns.
So, there you have it, folks - the approach to weekly dollar-cost averaging on QQQM. It's a simple yet powerful way to participate in the tech sector's growth. Just keep your eyes on that $147 to $152 range, and you're on the path to building a solid investment portfolio. Stay tuned for more tips and insights, and as always, happy investinG @MillionaireTiger @Daily_Discussion @TigerStars do feature me so more people can do dollar average or maybe auto invest
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We’re currently at the bottom/trough of tightening cycle. Fed will have to lower interest rates soon to stimulate the economy.
Should I just cut my losses? I should just sell all my Apple and use it on QQQM or something else.
Has the US economy perhaps devolved into one huge block chain with very little backing it when debt is accounted for?
$Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF(QQQM)$ let me add it to my watchlist first.
Sounds interesting about your strategies, please share more on this.
Ok