These are all high-risk plays, and I know they aren’t safe investments. The goal is to take some big swings with a small part of my portfolio. Some might argue NVDA is the better AI pick over NBIS, but I’m looking for early-stage potential. Curious what you guys think about these picks.
Hale said:
If it’s truly just 5%, then go for it. It won’t move the needle much.
Unless that 5% tanks and you try to ‘rebalance’ by selling index funds to chase losses.
Yeah, if the market tanks, my individual stock buying will probably pause, and I’ll just funnel that 5% into my index fund instead. No plans to rebalance into failing picks.
@Ashton
I could live a great life off the interest on $5M. Rock climbing, swimming in waterfalls every day, just vibing. But I know myself, I’d end up getting bored and helping people… or maybe I’d just waste my time being rich.
@Ari
Fair point, AI is already a big part of my index exposure. I like the idea of splitting this 5% across multiple industries. I think space and environmental sectors have huge upside in the next 5-15 years. Any suggestions for a third sector?
I let my 17-year-old pick 2% of my portfolio, and we’re up 40% in 18 months. He’s been right on NVDA, TSMC, AMD, etc.
Rest of my portfolio is 88% VTI/VXUS/AVUV and 10% bonds.
He keeps telling me we should have invested more, and honestly, he’s not wrong. But I don’t want him thinking he’s a genius just because we’re in a bull market.