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Sentiment vs. Performance

Updated 2026-09-19T08:37:45+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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Overexposed to the S&P 500? How to plan for a crash?
Posted 2026-09-17T08:14:10, updated 2026-09-19T09:20:35 504 -0.6348 investing

This is generic and quite honestly crap advice. The SP500 peaked in 2000 then crashed, and didn't recover until 2007, then just a scant one year later in 2008 crashed again and did not recover until 2013. So 2000-2013 you would have made **zero** profit. I don't know how you lead your life but 13 years is a big chunk of a human's life, especially considering you really only contribute to investing 22-65, which is 43 years. So 13 years of fucking zero returns is almost **a third of your entire investing timeline**, which is abysmal. OP is rightly concerned with US outlook. Regardless of where you stand on the political aisle, you don't need to be a genius to realize our government institutions are rotting and unable to respond to major problems we are facing. TL;DR: It's VT and chill not VOO and chill imo. Even then, a declining US will drag the rest of the world down with it for a long time.

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vanguard's favorite good boy 1 0.5089 wallstreetbets

I know. I browse wsb for the comedy. And tragedy. Meanwhile I really do just buy and hold VOO (wel...

2 days ago 2026-09-17T08:14:10+00:00
Overexposed to the S&P 500? How to plan for a crash? 504 -0.6348 investing

This is generic and quite honestly crap advice. The SP500 peaked in 2000 then crashed, and didn't re...

  • I don't know how you lead your life but 13 years is a big chunk of a human's life, especially considering you really only contribute to investing 22-65, which is 43 years.
  • So 13 years of fucking zero returns is almost **a third of your entire investing timeline**, which is abysmal.
  • Regardless of where you stand on the political aisle, you don't need to be a genius to realize our government institutions are rotting and unable to respond to major problems we are facing.
  • Even then, a declining US will drag the rest of the world down with it for a long time.
What % of your portfolio is in single stocks vs ETFs? 11 -0.707 stocks

80% single stocks, then some county specific ETF. Right now my YTD performance I am exactly as VT, ...

  • Right now my YTD performance I am exactly as VT, just more risk, more time wasted, less hair and just causing more costs of transactions.
SP500 vs Global Index for Long-Term Investing 1 -0.9555 investing

\> . You said SP500 is a measurably better fund because since VTs inception it has doubled. No I di...

  • \> That claim doesn't hold if you normalize for the time period - you're ignoring the Japan run of the 80s for instance.
  • I did not mention this, but since you did, it would again be idiotic to include Japan in the 80s in any comparison to decide investments now.
  • It would be idiotic to make a comparison to such a different world.
  • You seem to be grasping at absurdities, like wanting to judge US Steel based on its performance in World War 2.
  • What happened in 1876 or 1976 or anytime before the fall of the Soviet Union and the establishment of the Chinese stock markets should make no difference in your judgement, or at least no more than .000000000001% consideration.
Overexposed to the S&P 500? How to plan for a crash? 1 0.9541 investing

I too am in this boat (albeit a bit younger). I often come on here seeking advice as to diversificat...

  • I often come on here seeking advice as to diversification strategies but man it's hard either way with all the noise.
  • I'm significantly over exposed to US equities but also feel like international isn't the better course (maybe this is my lived 2008 experience talking when felt like world was on fire) not terribly interested in more actively managing my portfolio so buying specific asset classes really doesn't appeal to me.
  • But it also seems counter intuitive to buy VT when I have so much exposure already to SP500.
  • So essentially everything I have in one shape or form (retirement and brokerage) is US weighted.
  • I just need something that's slightly better than inflation to keep pushing my cash forward while I wait out the risk in my larger portfolio.
2 days ago 2026-09-16T13:47:02+00:00
SP500 vs Global Index for Long-Term Investing 25 0.91 investing

US does not always outperform ex-US, nor vice versa. Who will outperform in the future? I have no cl...

  • I have no clue, so I hedge my bets and just invest in the *entire* world stock market: VT.
  • If the US outperforms: great, I win.
  • If the US declines and say BRICS countries outperform: fine too, because I also win.
  • Even if US outperforms for the rest of my lifetime, my choice of VT still wins because it will return enough for me to comfortably retire.
What Are Your Moves Tomorrow, September 15, 2026 2 0.991 wallstreetbets

I don't think we will ever crash hard again. 1980 to 2000 also didn't have any crazy crashes. At thi...

  • At this point even a 50% crash would hardly be a big deal, likely bought back up to ATH within 2 years.
  • Stock indices as an asset class have matured to a point where they are like housing or gold and mostly impervious to giga crashes barring certain anomalous circumstances.
  • Worst case is a choppy upwards grind as overvalued losers get replaced with stronger alternatives.
  • I think there is a case to be made to just ride out 60% VT 20% Treasuries and 20% gold for all eternity to hit the perfect sweet spot of wealth preservation while maintaining growth.
  • If the era of large cap growth winning is over, that would throw index growth for a loop and could cause years of index stagnation until it's digested that large cap just don't grow anymore.
SP500 vs Global Index for Long-Term Investing 1 0.984 investing

>this is not how it works. I know this isn't the bogglehead community but... Right back at you? V...

  • VT is a diversification play, and it's one of (if not the) most tried and true method for long term appreciation.
  • Just because a company is at the top in terms of market cap doesn't mean they are most successful or will remain the most successful in the intermediate term.
  • Look at what happened to Japan or even companies like Cisco during the dot Com bubble.
  • VT includes emerging market and developed markets and everything, it's one of the most diversified single investments you can make, heck or even includes real estate via REIT's.
Questions about my ROTH IRA fee structure / returns 2 0.7003 investing

Go to Fidelity and open a Roth IRA. Setup an automatic investment and buy some reasonable low fee i...

  • Setup an automatic investment and buy some reasonable low fee index fund like VT. See if you can can do a transfer of your current IRA to Fidelity.
  • Their support can help you out.

Day-by-day Polarity

Date** Open High Low Close or Current R500* Mentions Positive Mentions Up Votes Voted Sentiment**
Sat 2026/09/19 2 2 2 0.91
Fri 2026/09/18 -0.42% -0.37% -0.84% -0.44% $158.51 #225 3 2 3 0.00
Thu 2026/09/17 +1.25% +1.33% +0.97% +1.15% $159.22 #136 40 24 66 -15.59
Wed 2026/09/16 +0.40% +0.63% -0.98% -0.39% $157.41 #213 20 17 40 25.92
Tue 2026/09/15 -0.11% -0.02% -0.67% -0.44% $158.03 #234 3 3 6 3.93
Mon 2026/09/14 -0.82% -0.34% -1.16% -0.76% $158.73 #354 11 10 11 3.69
Sun 2026/09/13 1 1 1 0.40
Sat 2026/09/12 1 1 1 0.00
Fri 2026/09/11 +0.94% +1.14% +0.78% +0.89% $159.94 #193 5 5 10 5.84
Thu 2026/09/10 -0.52% -0.43% -0.93% -0.85% $158.53 #284 6 5 6 0.81
Wed 2026/09/09 -0.17% -0.14% -0.76% -0.64% $159.89 #201 2 0 2 -1.09
Tue 2026/09/08 -0.02% +0.01% -0.57% -0.50% $160.92 #196 1 1 1 0.00
Fri 2026/09/04 -0.25% +0.13% -0.25% -0.02% $161.73 #181 None 0 None
Thu 2026/09/03 +0.49% +1.13% +0.32% +1.03% $161.76 #192 None 0 None
Wed 2026/09/02 +0.12% +0.56% +0.08% +0.50% $160.11 #221 None 0 None
Tue 2026/09/01 -0.59% -0.25% -1.02% -0.77% $159.31 #255 None 0 None
Mon 2026/08/31 -0.02% -0.01% -0.52% -0.29% $160.55 #183 None 0 None
Fri 2026/08/28 +0.12% +0.39% -0.50% -0.35% $161.01 #286 None 0 None
Thu 2026/08/27 +0.18% +0.55% +0.03% +0.44% $161.57 #103 None 0 None
Wed 2026/08/26 -0.04% +0.19% -0.25% -0.07% $160.87 #301 10 8 10 0.79
Tue 2026/08/25 +0.49% +0.59% +0.14% +0.56% $160.99 #130 9 6 19 11.42
Mon 2026/08/24 -0.18% -0.17% -0.62% -0.42% $160.10 #349 2 1 2 -0.15
Sun 2026/08/23 2 1 3 -1.14
Sat 2026/08/22 3 1 3 -0.23
Fri 2026/08/21 +0.61% +0.78% +0.33% +0.53% $160.77 #265 13 12 28 15.55
Thu 2026/08/20 -0.23% +0.08% -0.55% -0.48% $159.93 #221 6 5 7 2.34
Wed 2026/08/19 +0.59% +0.82% +0.30% +0.40% $160.70 #251 1 1 1 0.44
Tue 2026/08/18 -0.63% -0.49% -1.13% -1.09% $160.06 #368 4 4 6 3.74
Mon 2026/08/17 +0.01% +0.19% -0.30% -0.26% $161.83 #160 3 2 4 -0.45
Sun 2026/08/16 6 5 11 6.65
Fri 2026/08/14 +0.10% +0.20% -0.23% -0.09% $162.25 #278 None 0 None
Thu 2026/08/13 +0.24% +0.71% +0.18% +0.53% $162.39 #246 None 0 None
Wed 2026/08/12 +0.67% +0.73% +0.32% +0.44% $161.53 #201 None 0 None
Tue 2026/08/11 +0.30% +0.35% -0.27% -0.09% $160.82 #297 None 0 None
Mon 2026/08/10 -0.19% +0.03% -0.28% -0.20% $160.97 #254 None 0 None
Fri 2026/08/07 +0.68% +0.91% +0.38% +0.86% $161.30 #202 None 0 None
Thu 2026/08/06 -0.04% +0.32% -0.25% -0.16% $159.92 #226 None 0 None
Wed 2026/08/05 +0.55% +0.97% -0.21% -0.17% $160.17 #268 None 0 None
Tue 2026/08/04 +0.62% +2.01% +0.57% +1.80% $160.45 #181 None 0 None
Mon 2026/08/03 +0.35% +1.19% +0.21% +1.12% $157.61 #214 None 0 None
Sun 2026/08/02 3 1 3 -0.14
Sat 2026/08/01 2 1 2 -0.48
Fri 2026/07/31 +0.34% +0.51% -0.77% +0.26% $155.86 #188 8 7 13 5.08
Thu 2026/07/30 +1.16% +2.20% +1.02% +2.12% $155.45 #94 5 3 5 0.97
Wed 2026/07/29 -0.24% +0.41% -1.44% -1.38% $152.22 #303 14 8 30 -6.59
Tue 2026/07/28 -0.37% +0.24% -0.78% -0.06% $154.35 #360 8 8 12 6.65
Mon 2026/07/27 +0.83% +1.00% -0.34% +0.16% $154.45 #315 5 4 16 10.42
Sun 2026/07/26 3 3 6 4.46
Sat 2026/07/25 8 7 10 5.58
Fri 2026/07/24 +0.06% +0.64% -0.28% -0.07% $154.20 #370 6 4 6 0.59
Thu 2026/07/23 -1.12% -0.59% -1.58% -1.10% $154.31 #331 3 1 4 -2.44
Wed 2026/07/22 -0.18% +0.22% -0.23% -0.08% $156.02 #262 7 4 9 -2.97
Tue 2026/07/21 +0.82% +1.30% +0.52% +1.20% $156.14 #130 3 2 3 1.70
Mon 2026/07/20 +0.39% +0.59% -0.39% -0.32% $154.29 #223 2 2 2 0.61
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