PROBLEM: I keep identifying long term stocks that I don't have any room for in my primary trading account (ROTH IRA). I have done enough diligence in the stocks that I am (hopefully) confident in the stock/ETF over the next 1-2 years. I have also been reading a lot how "winners keep winning" and "don't be afraid of buying into high performance/high price stocks"

A lot of investing/trading is understanding and mastering psychology.

So...

I have carved out a small portion in my taxable 401(k) account that I will call my #FOMO portfolio.

I have done this for four (primarily psychological) reasons (a) to avoid overtrading solid tickers/missing out on stocks that have already taken off (b) so I can "feel" like I have a piece in a lot of the stocks that I am bullish on long term (c) track/compare my buy and hold strategy performance against my less diversified/more "active" swing trading portfolio and (d) not chase too many "new" stocks this year and focus on my current ROTH trading portfolio.

Are a lot of stocks overvalued? Am I "getting in" too late? Only time will tell - again, this is not a very high percentage of my total net worth.

But, either way, I will sleep better this year and trade better knowing I have taken care of my #FOMO.

Do you have a FOMO portfolio?

Here goes:

2. AMD

3. ROKU

4. PINS

5. BB

6. TSLA

7. ZM

8. CURI

9. TDOC

10. SFIX

11. COST

12. HD

13. BETZ

14. ARKQ

15. CELH

16. SPCE

17. FUTU

18. CRSR

19. U

20. YOLO

21. FUBU

22. ABNB

23. PGNY