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Sorry I'm a financial advisor, and we use ftcs and flql in our advisory models. :)

I think the one of the biggest things is just being knowledgeable with the investments you have. If you are knowledgeable you know what to expect from a volatility and risk standpoint. If that is something you are comfortable with you will tend to make smarter decisions along the way. You are...

I do find it kind if kind of funny that the two etf's you mentioned are the two we use in our models for our large cap allocation. :)

If you are looking to own ETF's that are more equity heavy over fixed income now isn't a bad time, market has pulled back quite a bit this month. As far as sector's I mean you can find any etf to pretty much suite your need. Ex. If you wanted to find an ETF that focused on 5G and the tech...

I would agree with FTCS(FT is one of my fav new fund managers, we use it in a lot of our models) & swap FLLV for FLQL. A little cheaper and if you are looking for long term growth would shy away from the lower volatility aspect, it's virtually the same ETF. If you want to go down the...

If you truly want extremely low maintenance & don't want to mess with anything I would lean towards using target date funds. You might pay a little more in expense, but it pretty much takes all of the management decisions off your table and it self manages based on the target date you select...

ETFs and MFs both have built in diversification, ETF's are more of a lower cost option as they track more indexes/funds/less managerial work by the investment managers. MFs are more expensive in general but if you find a good fund manager they can more than make up for it. 70% of actively...