VOOVanguard S&P 500 ETF

$VOO $SPY $QQQ were supposed to be the safe diversified play but at this point the top holdings are basically the same 7 or 8 AI-heavy names over and over

$MSFT , $AAPL, $NVDA, $GOOGL, $META they dominate the weighting so much that buying the index is kind of just buying Big Tech with extra steps

if AI valuations ever get seriously repriced does the whole "set and forget" strategy hold up the way people think it does?

curious if anyone is actually thinking about this or if most people are just not worried about it

If you hold $VOO $IVV $SPY $QQQ you're getting SpaceX exposure whether you want it or not

once it hits the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, these ETFs are forced buyers. VOO alone would need to pick up around $5 billion in shares

so the real question is does automatic SpaceX exposure change how anyone feels about their set and forget strategy or is it not that deep?