Price per share doesn't matter. The index is pretty diversified the target funds might have more bonds or cash so be less risk or volatility. I would go with the index because of the low fees and no bonds.
Index fund, as recommended by Mr. Buffet himself.
I'm in SWWPX and another option is the Vangaurd S&P fund.
share price is no indication of true potential.
a target fund has increasing amount of interest rate driven investment, and with rates going to rise, forget it, the target fund will be lowered in value by the market because its interest rate securities must drop in price to keep up with rising rates.
The share price means nothing. Which is "better" depends on WHY you're investing in the first place.
In case you have surplus funds available with you for making investment then best option would best option would be to go in for investment a plot of land.
The cost per share is meaning less. What is the time frame of your investment? SPY long term is a great in the investment
share price doesn't mean anything - it's performance in the past 12 months means more
An S&P 500 index fund or a more diversified target date retirement fund? What if the first is $150 a share and the second is $10 a share?
