So I don't know much about investing. I'm 31, Canadian, and have about 30k invested in my TFSA. Currently it's about 20% XEQT, 20% TEC and the rest is split between some banks, Air Canada, coca cola, Enbridge, Telus, and destroyed weed stocks (lol)
I just moved 10k into my TFSA and am looking to park it for long term like the rest of the money in there.
I'm wondering if it's a better idea, if this is for long term, to just park 5k in each Microsoft and Amazon OR just drop the 10k into XEQT and TEC.
Which I understand TECs top stocks are Apple Microsoft etc etc.. I can't help but think I'd be missing long term gains by actually holding large amount of Microsoft or Amazon. But is that really better for someone who is very set-it-and-forget-it? Would ETFs like XEQT and TEC be better for me to just dump everything into?
Looking for advice. Thanks.
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