VOO
Vanguard S&P 500 ETF
stock NYSE ETF

VOO.

TSP C == S&P 500 (like VOO)
TSP S == Total US completion fund (like VXF)
Your Growth portfolio might already be the closest, but impossible to say without more detail. Can you provide the Growth portfolio holdings?

SGOV ..... Until next VOO dip

and as mentioned in my post, I’m holding a decent amount of VOO in my Fidelity account.

plan a little vacay bro… i took my now fiancée to Tromso Norway and Copenhagen for like 5k total. I was tight on time and we only had a week total, but it was so awesome. Got engaged under the Northern Lights, Copenhagen was amazing, etc.
investing advice? idk what e-commerce really is or if it’s stable/steady but put some rainy day away, put money in a backdoor roth or something, HSA, VOO, a little ASTS or something risky, and just DCA the rest into like QQQ. Tech isn’t going anywhere and you have like 25+ years to weather any storm.

VOO, AMD, NVDA, SHLD, GOOG, LAC

yeah I am thinking of selling the redundant ones that was suggested. thank you!!
I bought some VOO but they are so expensive .... but I will buy some more fractions maybe to build up

Do some let you buy actual SPY? Or just VTI, VT, and VOO?

Next correction swap VOO for QQQ maybe?

You should wait until Tuesday and have dry powder ready. Buy the VOO dip.

I’m mostly holding VOO rn. Some AMZN, some GOOGL, some UNH, some speculative risky plays (ASTS, BBAI).
What should I buy tomorrow?

Anything that tracks s&p 500. VOO is pretty good to just keep investing.
I like to invest a bit in SMH when that market is good but thats pretty seasonal.
Dont sell anything, just invest more in growth

VOO and SPY 🤔

If you already have FXAIX it would be better to add a fund that doesnt track the same thing as VOO does

First off those Target funds are extremely conservative. Expect them to tread water as it relates to inflation. You don’t need another Uber conservative bet. 
I would bet big and go all-in on VOO. There’s a very good chance you’ll double your money in the next eight years.

O I fully agree, my only exposure to tsla is in the VOO I hold. I don’t trade it at all

They are essentially the same but over the long term VOO could be better because of the expense ratio. 

Wow thanks. I’m still kinda new to all this but wanted to do the same thing actually. Put some cash into the Wealthsimple TFSA. And as for ETFs, how do I know which ones to pick that cover those sectors ? Like tech, healthcare, retail etc. just as you said read the descriptions ? What about VOO, VTI, SCHB, QQQ? I’m already basically in a similar thing with my main bank right now? (CAD and US ETF Funds)

People are right about low-cost ETFs. Only thing I’d add is that you should buy something like VTI or VOO (from vanguard) rather than a Fidelity ETF as those cannot be transferred out of Fidelity without selling. Chances are you’ll never need to transfer anyway, but if you ever wanted to move funds somewhere else it’s nice to have the option without having to pay the taxes from a sale

At 23 you probably want growth. You need a massive amount of money to get anything out of dividends. And what do you do with the dividends? If you are trying to accumulate wealth, you should reinvest. If you reinvest, well, that’s what growth companies do instead of paying dividends.
So probably switch to VOO or VTI and also learn a lot about how investing works.