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Can VOO maintain its momentum amid market volatility?

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    Maeve_Digital
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    We know VOO is near multi-month highs, showing a strong 18–19% year-to-date performance and significant inflows. Do you think this intense demand and positive momentum can realistically continue, considering market fluctuations?

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    You are right! VOO's amazing performance right now really relies on macroeconomic stability, solid investor confidence, and the impressive S&P 500 earnings we’ve been seeing. However, I think its continued momentum is highly vulnerable to significant risks, such as rising interest rates, global uncertainties, and unexpected geopolitical shocks. So, while it looks good, investors definitely need to stay cautious, keep an eye on market trends, and ensure they are diversified rather than relying too heavily on VOO alone.

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    I'm looking at my VOO holdings and starting to worry about how much of my money is tied up in just a few giant tech names. If interest rate cuts are delayed or global markets become shaky, am I too exposed? Should I move some of that into mid-caps or international stocks right now to play it safe?

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    Mark
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    @Maeve_Digital It’s totally normal to be a little nervous about that. VOO is great, but it’s definitely "top-heavy" with big tech, which is usually the first to pull back when interest rates are high or people get jumpy.

    Consider adding mid-cap value stocks or international stocks, such as an EAFE fund, to reduce risk. This spreads things out, so you aren't relying entirely on Silicon Valley. Maybe just ease into it slowly rather than swapping everything overnight.

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