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i don't have a strong opinion myself, but i think you could make an argument that if you've got an S&P500 ETF, disclosing that you own any of FAAMG would be rea

i don't have a strong opinion myself, but i think you could make an argument that if you've got an S&P500 ETF, disclosing that you own any of FAAMG would be reasonable since they're all >2% of it. in this case owning some S&P500 ETF in significant quantity would be to his credit: MSFT would be 6% of holdings, to AMZN's 4.49%.

acdha 6y ago
That argument seems to work both ways: if you have an index fund, juicing MSFT would be offset by the loss for the other ones since you own a fraction of all of the major players.