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VTI and VOO are broad US market index funds. Excellent way to go for any serious investor. At your age, you have a tremendous advantage on your side - time. Utilize it well and learn the beauty of compounding. Set a budget, figure out how much you need to live for 6-12 months, keep that in a HYSA. Everything else, pile into index funds and just wait. It sounds simple, but doing this for decades without fail will yield tremendous results.

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Nothing wrong with those picks, but is there a reason you have specific allocation to the mid/small/growth ETFs? Personally for small cap I prefer AVUV for building long term wealth, as it is value focused, which seems mispriced right now with all the AI hype. For a 10+ year hold I’m confident it will do great. I do not personally like mid-cap, but that is another story. When I last did my research I preferred Vanguard’s midcap to IJH. I do like the growth pick, but I’d say just do it with intention. If you don’t have a good reason to believe growth will continue to outperform, you can’t go wrong buying the market (index fund). I’d say you could even drop the international exposure, and buy the global market if you just want very long term growth, but that would be rich coming from me, as I am mostly an individual stock picker/sector ETF investor. It’s all about what is comfortable to you. If you are comfortable with more volatility, something like VOO will be best. If you want a steady compounding return, VTI. If you want something with bonds that outperforms on the downside, underperforms a bit on the upside; but has very little total volatility: give TRAIX a try. There’s no way to give a real recommendation without having a consultation and risk survey, etc. but hope this gave you some ideas.

First rule: don't invest business money. Business money is for the business to grow. You start chasing returns with your cash on hand and you'll be up a shit creek before you know it. If it was me, I would invest that money into up-skilling or equipment, not stocks. After you've grown your business and people are doing the dirty work for you, set up a 401(k) for yourself, throw as much of your salary through it as you can and invest in the most boring things possible so your money is there for retirement. The thing to keep in mind is this business is your vehicle to generational wealth, not stocks. Invest accordingly.

I am in a pretty similar than you, also 600k revenue(in EUR) here in Spain in a construction company. All I can tell is insider trading is the best, specially when you have all the data you know if they will beat or not, you just wait to 1 quarter stock price is low, and if data is ok, buy calls and easy 300%... And is completely legal as technically neither you or your company if you invest with it has any kind of direct relationship with that another one