VOO Meme and Trends

VOO Meme

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$686.65

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Last 24hrs Posts

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1hr Avg Sentiment

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24hrs Avg Sentiment

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Sentiment vs. Performance

Updated 2026-08-02T20:44:56+00:00 browser time.

* R500 ranks against all SP500 component stocks on the latest trading day. The lower the better. It can be measured over other periods too.

** Sum of post sentiment times post up votes

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From 4k to 52k all on switching calls/puts on spy, one day.. then 52k to 75k next day... cashed out and done for a while...

Posted 2026-08-01T16:15:35, updated 2026-08-02T17:09:45 100 0.9686 wallstreetbets

The YouTube channel that explained it best to me when i had zero knowledge was Pandrea Finance. Look up his videos about selling options and the wheel strategy . Also look up the subredits called coveredcalls and thetagang Because you have alot of capital now you can actually run the wheel on one of the indexes like SPY or QQQ which is generally safer vs doing it on individual stocks. you can open up a charles schwab brokerage account and use their thinkorswim web version to paper trade selling options. You can set the paper trade account to 75k in capital to run a simulation if you were using your real money. Honestly I would learn about it first. And paper trade it first . Even if you decide against its just good to be more knowledgeable about the way things work Or the best advice. Park that 75k in like VOO and chill

QQQ SPY

Most recent 2026-08-02T12:27:18+00:00

Now that we see the game, do we still want to play? 4 -0.7446 investing

The wrong kinda compounding am I right? Seems they have regrets that show their thesis to be incorre...

Seems they have regrets that show their thesis to be incorrect.
Yet he acknowledges if he had started sooner compounding could have taken ahold and made him wealthy.
I'll continue to stay away from stock gambling and buy my VOO / VUG.

Now that we see the game, do we still want to play? 1 0.9941 investing

The market is a big game based on "greater fool theory" and retail investors are insignificant to th...

The market is a big game based on "greater fool theory" and retail investors are insignificant to the marker (as far as I can tell).
If you synthesize all the information you receive into an investing thesis AIs like perplexity can really help and tell you when you are betting against yourself and how to potentially rebalance to hedge on risk.
Also, you will find things out like California is working on getting half of it's electrical power from solar and in response to national security threats the FCC has banned all Chinesium invertors (the things that make solar panels connect to the grid).
Personally, I want to get into the 20+% annual return club and right now I am beating all three big ETFs but they are hot on my heels.
We all feel the pressure of running out of money in the USA while our government continues to spend like drunken sailors and slash programs and subsidies.

I'm going to rebalance my entire portfolio to 80%VOO 20%VUG for a little more growth tilt but I have a question about maintaining that allocation 2 0.9136 investing

firstly, VOO and VUG are not all that different. if want some type of growth play behind S&P index t...

if want some type of growth play behind S&P index then I would say research some options instead of VUG.
in terms of allocation, put your expected higher return investments in your Roth as earnings there are tax free.
thus it would make sense to put VUG or whatever your growth play is in the Roth and leave VOO in your taxable account.
the other thing to consider is to actually not sell any VOO for your rebalance and instead build your 20% allocation from new contributions alone.
over time if your portfolio keeps expanding then you may grow beyond your Roth in which case you would continue funding your side 20% allocation in your taxable account or a traditional IRA if you have it.

1 day ago 2026-08-01T16:15:35+00:00

From 4k to 52k all on switching calls/puts on spy, one day.. then 52k to 75k next day... cashed out and done for a while... 100 0.9686 wallstreetbets

The YouTube channel that explained it best to me when i had zero knowledge was Pandrea Finance. Look...

Because you have alot of capital now you can actually run the wheel on one of the indexes like SPY or QQQ which is generally safer vs doing it on individual stocks.
you can open up a charles schwab brokerage account and use their thinkorswim web version to paper trade selling options.
You can set the paper trade account to 75k in capital to run a simulation if you were using your real money.
Even if you decide against its just good to be more knowledgeable about the way things work

Is it actually possible to be very wealthy from trading? 1 0.9941 Trading

That being said, there still is another alternative that -to be honest- surprises me everyone doesn'...

In college I was taught about dollar cost averaging the market, and how that combined with compound interesting can lead to wealth over the course of 30-40 years.
As a trader myself I find it perplexing why someone doesn't use some basic proven strategy, like CAN SLIM for example.
Youtube channels often do book summaries of these people and you can copy their homework and start using their strategies with your own money.
I often find myself scratching my head perplexed why someone would be satisfied with a 4% 'high yield' savings account.
I don't think people understand the concept of liquidity, the FOREX market for example trades a trillion dollars per day.

I'm going to rebalance my entire portfolio to 80%VOO 20%VUG for a little more growth tilt but I have a question about maintaining that allocation 3 0.8429 investing

Adding 20% VUG on top of 80% VOO doesn't give you true factor diversification. It just doubles down ...

VUG's top holdings overlap almost completely with those exact same mega-caps.
You aren't adding a distinct factor exposure like momentum or small-cap value, you're just concentrating your tail risk into the same mega-cap growth names you already hold in VOO.

22, Nervous about Risks / ETF vs Individual Stocks 1 0.9621 investing

VOO and QQQM are excellent picks for ETFs. You are very young and have lot of time to compound your ...

My advice would be to focus on increasing your earnings from your primary income source, save a certain percentage depending on the stage of your life into these ETFs every month, forever.
If you want to slightly diverse exposure outside of large cap & technology, consider similar index funds covering other sectors.
P. S: For those suggesting individual stocks or searching for the next big hit, think about it, the index funds adjust their portfolio to include those best stocks and leaving out those underperforming ones for you, for a very small fee.
Why spend a lot of time to read charts, pick stops, manage stop losses, tracking target etc for that extra few percentage gains when you can use that time to spend with your family or do stuff you love.
But if you say you love doing stock picking then do it by all means but it might not be suitable for everyone IMHO.

1 day ago 2026-07-31T22:18:18+00:00

Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of August 1-2 23 -0.802 wallstreetbets

I work in substance abuse treatment. I just had a game changing idea. I'm going to open up a inpatie...

I'm going to open up a inpatient rehab for traders where you can only buy VTI or VOO for 30-60 days.
And exposure therapy were your forced to watch people trade 0tde QQQ options.

Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - July 31, 2026 2 0.8393 investing

Hi! 20F in California, just started making real money for the first time and just started investing....

-15000 emergency fund in savings (ever bank HYSA, just opened last week.
I'm making good money ~4000 a month at my internship, but that'll slow to around 500 a month soon, untill I start work full time again fall 2027).
it seems silly that a hysa makes more and i'm putting so much into this CD and using it as my main investment.
i'll eventually use this money or a house down payment or car but not in the next 5 years)
I'd just buy common ETFs, maybe 75% VOO and the rest i'd invest something like VXUS to diversify.

I need advice on my Roth IRA 3 0.7151 stocks

Just to clarify, they are not companies. VOO, for example, if a fund that holds \~520 different stoc...

VOO, for example, if a fund that holds \~520 different stocks.
To answer your question, it depends on how "set and forget you want to be."
The main reason you wouldn't is if you want to try buying dips.
The dividends are automatically reinvested but are paying this high price.
I'm sure in the long run those slight swings don't matter.

I need advice on my Roth IRA 2 0.714 stocks

1. Try to max out yearly limit as best as you can. 2. You don't have to invest at a specific rate. ...

If you can hit the yearly limit in one shot, do it.
There is virtually a 0% chance you will lose all of your money.
For that to happen with VOO, for example, every single one of the 520 holdings would have to hit 0 for that to be possible.
At that point, America would probably not exist anymore.
If you want to branch out do a bit more research to see what fits your goals.

3 days ago 2026-07-30T18:57:07+00:00

Is it a poor time to invest into an ETF? 5 0.9852 stocks

Yes yes and yes. The nice thing about VOO or similar index funds is you don't have to worry about th...

The nice thing about VOO or similar index funds is you don't have to worry about the day-to-day news or what anyone says, opinions, theories, worries.
If you're young and just put automatic investments in your check, don't worry about it and let it compound over years you will be set later in life.
Put as much in as you can now while you're young and just don't worry about it, look in 20 years and you will be thrilled.
It literally could retire you at an early age if you put in as much as you can in these younger years.
Ignore any noise about the stock market and just keep investing consistently when it's up and it's down.

If you had to start investing today with $10,000, knowing everything you know now, what would you do differently? 14 -0.6114 investing

Yes listen to this and don't listen to any Wall Street bets or other stuff. At your age I picked 5 s...

At your age I picked 5 stocks.
You'd think I crushed the market returns, well guess what, even with NVDA in 2009 all my other picks after that lowered my total return to roughly 10% over the past 17 years.
If I would have picked VT and chilled, it would have been the same result.
For those others reading it I went big into marijuana stocks in like 2019 which killed my total returns.
VT, VOO, whatever just hold and chill!

22, Nervous about Risks / ETF vs Individual Stocks 3 -0.9265 investing

>mostly in VOO and QQQM On including QQQ(M): Remember this has heavy overlap (over 80% by count las...

On including QQQ(M): Remember this has heavy overlap (over 80% by count last I checked) with the S&P 500 or US total market.
**Look only at the inclusion criteria, not past returns** (as they're a terrible way to judge future returns, at least in the way most people tend to believe).
Does it make sense to over weight these stocks based on the inclusion criteria of the index?
>I keep hearing people say that if you want to become seriously wealthy, you need to pick individual stocks and that ETFs won't get you there
How many people try individual stocks and end up "failing," at least compared to broad coverage index funds?

22, Nervous about Risks / ETF vs Individual Stocks 3 0.9519 investing

(37m) Professional commodity trader, moonlight day-trader with my own money. Some lessons: You will ...

If you bought the ATH on S&P or VOO for example every time in the last 20 years you'd be extremely happy today had you continued to contribute, buy & hold until today.
As a degen gambler myself, I've employed some simple rules for individual stock picks: sell losers fast (Dont be attached to the trade, if it isn't working how your analysis projected, get out immediately even if it means taking a loss) and last let your winners ride w/ trailing stops (taking profit is NEVER a bad thing) ...
But I am very principled in limiting losses and when I am right, my gains offset the bad picks.
I have many sleepless nights, it requires active management, like it's a second job for me basically.

6 days ago 2026-07-27T03:19:35+00:00

Time to sell Disney after 5-6 years 12 0.8253 investing

I always get confused why everyone suddenly treats it like a game where the S&P500 as the bar. If th...

VOO with you running CC 0% APR promo arbitrage
Then you'll ALWAYS beat the S&P500, but let's not fucking dick ride an index or VOO like it's the end all be all of investment.
Treating VOO like some holy grail over VT is no better than those guys treating QQQ has a some holy grail over VOO.
Let's all just delete our accounts, turn off our brains, and 100% auto invest everything into VOO!

Daily Discussion Thread for July 28, 2026 5 0.936 wallstreetbets

I'm a newbie investor of less than 1 year. I've bought stocks in exxon mobil just for the dividends....

The stock by some sheer luck has grown now lol..
I split it between buying VOO, SCHD, QQQM and VTUX ETFs, around $500 a month as security.
Currently up to $6000 invested over the past year with ~20% gains.
Wish me luck on my investment journey bros.

AI Bubble Musings (Part Two) 15 0.7783 wallstreetbets

Oh for god sake, just go full port memory stocks, make a million dollars in the next 12-18 months, t...

Oh for god sake, just go full port memory stocks, make a million dollars in the next 12-18 months, take profits and buy TIPS, gold, and VOO.

17 years old teenager planning to learn trading for a year before I turn 18 2 0.8695 Trading

This would be a huge mistake. Please take this advice... being 18 and wanting to invest is a HUGE ad...

Please take this advice... being 18 and wanting to invest is a HUGE advantage.
Take every dollar you would trade with and put it in a boring ETF like $VOO or $QQQ.
I promise you you will have more money in the end of the day by a long shot than trading or buying individual stocks.
Open a vanguard or robinhood brokerage account if you want to use the money before 59.5 years old or if not open a ROTH IRA.
A Roth IRA you can take out the gains until 59.5 years old but you can take out what you've put in at any time penalty free.

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Date**	Open	High	Low	Close or Current	R500*	Mentions	Positive Mentions	Up Votes	Voted Sentiment**
Sun 2026/08/02						10	8	19	-1.57
Sat 2026/08/01						30	25	133	111.48
Fri 2026/07/31	+0.40%	+0.96%	-0.55%	+0.71% $686.65	#131	29	20	72	-16.66
Thu 2026/07/30	+0.88%	+1.76%	+0.68%	+1.66% $681.79	#114	31	23	33	17.03
Wed 2026/07/29	-0.12%	+0.25%	-1.59%	-1.52% $670.63	#311	51	37	91	1.83
Tue 2026/07/28	+0.02%	+0.51%	-0.42%	+0.24% $680.96	#341	39	28	122	-8.19
Mon 2026/07/27	+0.82%	+0.90%	-0.40%	+0.03% $679.31	#319	15	12	44	23.24
Sun 2026/07/26						4	4	3	0.85
Sat 2026/07/25						8	8	8	3.50
Fri 2026/07/24	+0.03%	+0.73%	-0.13%	+0.08% $679.14	#350	27	24	51	25.25
Thu 2026/07/23	-1.09%	-0.65%	-1.64%	-1.23% $678.61	#340	7	4	534	82.14
Wed 2026/07/22	-0.23%	+0.22%	-0.27%	-0.12% $687.03	#261	None	0	None
Tue 2026/07/21	+0.55%	+0.92%	+0.27%	+0.83% $687.87	#147	None	0	None
Mon 2026/07/20	+0.51%	+0.74%	-0.23%	-0.14% $682.21	#193	9	7	14	-0.47
Sun 2026/07/19						4	2	4	-0.08
Sat 2026/07/18						26	23	47	25.85
Fri 2026/07/17	-1.16%	-0.47%	-1.34%	-1.01% $683.17	#271	60	48	111	33.15
Thu 2026/07/16	-0.26%	-0.04%	-0.92%	-0.53% $690.14	#385	55	41	104	13.76
Wed 2026/07/15	+0.31%	+0.49%	-0.22%	+0.39% $693.80	#198	21	19	51	20.84
Tue 2026/07/14	+0.25%	+0.57%	-0.04%	+0.38% $691.10	#153	26	20	87	27.62
Mon 2026/07/13	-0.33%	-0.13%	-0.91%	-0.77% $688.50	#337	17	11	31	-1.07
Sun 2026/07/12						3	2	3	0.32
Sat 2026/07/11						28	20	34	12.79
Fri 2026/07/10	+0.08%	+0.53%	-0.44%	+0.46% $693.86	#252	38	31	61	23.96
Thu 2026/07/09	+0.25%	+0.87%	+0.00%	+0.79% $690.69	#208	54	47	297	144.24
Wed 2026/07/08	-0.58%	-0.18%	-1.07%	-0.26% $685.26	#128	59	47	162	71.91
Tue 2026/07/07	-0.15%	-0.06%	-0.82%	-0.51% $687.08	#329	21	15	14	-3.14
Mon 2026/07/06	+0.48%	+0.98%	+0.32%	+0.84% $690.62	#156	12	10	60	14.48
Sun 2026/07/05						5	4	5	-0.16
Sat 2026/07/04						3	2	3	-0.32
Fri 2026/07/03						6	5	5	0.12
Thu 2026/07/02	+0.22%	+0.74%	-0.76%	-0.09% $684.84	#357	28	19	77	23.35
Wed 2026/07/01	-0.30%	+0.29%	-0.66%	-0.20% $685.46	#310	9	6	30	14.96
Tue 2026/06/30	+0.05%	+0.96%	0.00%	+0.85% $686.81	#128	7	5	10	3.84
Mon 2026/06/29	+1.01%	+1.69%	+0.40%	+1.60% $681.01	#82	27	23	60	27.50
Sun 2026/06/28						3	1	13	-6.48
Sat 2026/06/27						4	3	4	-0.82
Fri 2026/06/26	-0.56%	+0.48%	-0.84%	-0.52% $670.26	#364	3	2	4	-1.52
Thu 2026/06/25	+0.81%	+0.87%	-0.46%	+0.00% $673.75	#301	12	9	8	1.30
Wed 2026/06/24	+0.20%	+0.85%	-0.39%	-0.10% $673.73	#322	6	5	7	2.91
Tue 2026/06/23	-1.42%	-0.64%	-1.61%	-1.42% $674.38	#381	34	24	67	13.26
Mon 2026/06/22	+0.15%	+0.49%	-0.45%	-0.29% $684.11	#293	41	35	55	22.33
Sun 2026/06/21						18	12	23	6.21
Sat 2026/06/20						3	1	3	0.16
Fri 2026/06/19						21	21	35	20.74
Thu 2026/06/18	+1.16%	+1.22%	+0.63%	+0.98% $686.11	#163	67	40	221	46.30
Wed 2026/06/17	+0.15%	+0.26%	-1.47%	-1.21% $679.43	#179	58	44	69	9.85
Tue 2026/06/16	0.00%	+0.11%	-0.63%	-0.59% $687.75	#335	48	35	63	15.54
Mon 2026/06/15	+1.37%	+2.02%	+1.37%	+1.74% $691.82	#109	15	8	16	0.80
Sun 2026/06/14						2	2	2	0.93
Sat 2026/06/13						10	9	9	1.23
Fri 2026/06/12	+0.42%	+0.92%	-0.36%	+0.55% $679.97	#299	16	10	24	-2.29
Thu 2026/06/11	+0.46%	+2.00%	-0.16%	+1.68% $676.26	#201	22	19	38	21.27
Wed 2026/06/10	-0.50%	+0.17%	-1.60%	-1.57% $665.11	#286	23	17	28	-4.32
Tue 2026/06/09	+0.59%	+1.04%	-2.26%	-0.29% $675.73	#385	2	2	1	0.00
Mon 2026/06/08	+0.81%	+1.08%	+0.10%	+0.25% $677.71	#155	17	12	30	9.91
Sun 2026/06/07						8	8	82	60.90
Sat 2026/06/06						11	7	22	7.02
Fri 2026/06/05	-0.62%	-0.56%	-2.85%	-2.59% $676.03	#381	69	51	812	528.57
Thu 2026/06/04	-0.27%	+0.55%	-0.35%	+0.39% $694.04	#313	33	20	212	-94.23
Wed 2026/06/03	-0.17%	-0.09%	-0.77%	-0.70% $691.35	#282	11	6	30	-10.94

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