Best stocks for a 20 year old to buy

Sounds like you are just getting started out. Your best bet for diversifying is buying low cost total stock market index funds.

Something like the Vanguard total stock market ETF (VTI)

I know Fidelity is now offering zero cost index funds as well

Sell the individual stocks and buy Vanguard index funds instead. Use the time you would have spent picking individual stocks on other more productive ventures.

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Sell the individual stocks and buy Vanguard index funds instead. Use the time you would have spent picking individual stocks on other m
ore productive ventures.

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about 6k in mutual funds now, which includes Vangaurd. really do not want to sell any of TSLA or CP as they have done well for me over the past 3 years, Im still buying Elon's pipe dream, sue me

50% SCHB
20% SCHE
30% SCHF

That should do it. That’s a total US stock market fund, an emerging market fund, and an international fund.

Depending on your age and risk tolerance, you can throw in some bond funds.

While it isn’t sexy, low cost, passive ETFs are the ideal way for almost everyone to invest for the long term.

Condom companies, cannabis companies and alcohol companies

If I had to do it all over again, it would be low cost index funds...and call it a day

at your age 75% S and P
15% international

....and 10 percent to have fun with

10% LVVV baw

This board is attempting an LVVV pump and dump

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Just curious, why are you all about LVVV?

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Read the weed stocks thread, should only take a couple days(if you don’t sleep). LVVV

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Right now, there's the pod nursery at Coachella that is fully operational (has all county and state licenses required for nursery cultivation and distribution). That pod can hold over 16,000 clones per a PR video, and I've done the math based on photos showing how many plants per tray, how many trays per shelf, how many shelves in the pod, etc. It checks out. The average low end price for clones is @ $10, with a turnaround time of 3-4 weeks. So that one pod at full capacity can generate over $160,000/month. The pods are somewhere around 320 sq. ft. to my knowledge. They also have another pod for Coachella, but I don't think it is fully up and running yet. They also had a PR detailing a purchase order for 4 greenhouses for Coachella, each one at 3,600 sq. ft. So if they get all of that up and running, they could generate well over $7,000,000/month by my estimation (do the math). Keep in mind that they just got the state cultivation license there 4 weeks ago, thus only the one pod operational that we know of.

They've been waiting a LONG time for that license and Coachella had practically been forgotten about since they got the county cultivation permit all the way back in March '18. Everyone was focused on the new Paso Robles property when the state license for Coachella popped up out of nowhere on Dec. 31. Now that Coachella is fully licensed, they have said that rapid expansion there will occur. I think this is critical because the instant revenue stream they can generate there will help fund Paso Robles and the other properties with little need for further dilution. The timing of this license worked out well in that regard.

They just got the Paso Robles county license a couple weeks ago, and are awaiting the state license there - this one should only take a month or two, not nearly as long as Coachella took for various reasons. They also have to build out the inside of the buildings now that they have the permit. But they have over 20,000 sq. ft. of indoor space there (2 warehouses), with 10,600 dedicated to a clone nursery. Again, do that math. Well over $5,000,000 possible from that square footage. AND they also have the option for another 25,000 sq. ft. of indoor space at that location.

They also have another location that has an operational greenhouse. It is being leased to a non-profit collective at the moment, but they've applied for licenses at that location as well. Once that is fully licensed, they'll give the non-profit the boot and start up operations there as well, with enough space for 5 greenhouses on the property - a potential of over $9,000,000/month there.
So there's still a long way to go before all of this is up and running, but if it all comes to fruition, you're looking at a company with the potential for of upwards of $20 million/month. They can be a MAJOR player in cannabis, and remember that all of the big companies had to start somewhere. As a cannabis company, this is a startup that didn't get into the business until 2017.

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Per Tigerrdad from what has basically become a LVVV thread.

ETA: I'm flying to San Diego right after Coachella, I may have to make a drive and check out the operation there while I'm in cali.