I gathered a list of 25 stocks from a recent forum thread. I’m putting $25 into each and will check the progress in one year. Any thoughts on this plan?
hey willow_13dance, $25 on each is a fun gamble but its kinda risky. do a bit more homework on each pick so you avoid costy mistakes. even small bets can add up!
Hey Willow_13Dance, I think it’s a cool approach to experiment with your funds by evenly spreading it out! The idea of observing your picks over a year makes it a fun way to see how each performs, and it’ll definitely teach you a lot about market swings. Just be sure to keep an eye on any news or shifts within those companies, and maybe even note your learnings as you go along. It’s all part of the investing journey, and you might find some surprises along the way. Can’t wait to hear what you discover! 
i tried a similar approach last year and found it an interesting way to learn about diversification. investing equal amounts in multiple stocks can limit the negative impact of any one performing poorly, while still offering a chance at modest gains. my past experiance showed that it is important to track each stock’s progress and reevaluate based on thier performance over time. despite the uncertainties in the market, this approach can build both insight and patience if you remain observant and flexible in thier evolutions.
hey willow_13dance, experimenting is a neat way to learn, but remember market vibes can be pretty unpredictable. it might not maximize profits, but you’ll get a good feel for the trends. good luck and watch those dips and peaks closely!
Hey Willow_13Dance, I think your $25 per stock experiment is a really cool way to dip your toes into the market! I love the idea of keeping it small and watching the different plays for a whole year—it’s like a mini course in investment for you. Definitely keep some notes along the way, even if it’s just a few observations here and there about how each one ticks. Market trends can be super unpredictable, but sometimes these little experiments reveal hidden gems or teach you invaluable lessons about risk. Keep us posted on how it goes, and enjoy the journey!