/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23911141
Bruh, when my gf first took me to her house SHE had tons of tastefully placed miku/animu figures in her bedroom. Weeb gfs are the best.

https://seekingalpha.com/news/3623191-workhorse-c-series-vehicles-receive-voucher-eligibility-from-nytvip

Yeah, I'm buyin this dip.

>>23314035
You should come into the thread tomorrow. Weekends are best for stock advice; you're right to assume that trading hours aren't the best time to ask for serious advice like this.

But as some quick advice - a lot of us are serial gamblers but I HOPE most of us have secure and safe core positions and only gamble with some side change. Secure core positions would be index tracking ETFs like VOO and QQQM (new! get this instead of QQQ). A majority of your investments should just be auto-allocated every paycheck into those and leave some fun money for fucking around with. AAPL isn't a bad buy but rather than going all in on one company it'd really be better to just go all in on the entire market. Try to stay away from individual stocks unless you put in the effort to research them and have confidence in them. If your reason for AAPL is "line keeps going up" then you may be burned in a decade or so if they unexpectedly shit the bed or a competitor rips them a new ass.

Invesco has some new ETFs that may interest you but nobody knows for sure how they'll go. They're made for growth though. QQQJ and QQQG are both long term growth kinda ETFs that are made with "finding valued gems" in mind.