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20M in university, interning and have $60k saved. Throwing into TFSA, and so far half is in ETFs.

Now I’m thinking of stuff I haven’t invested in that have been talked about a lot, here’s what I’m thinking as candidates:

NBIS, MU, DRAM, RKLB, AMD, NVDA, AMZN… and etc.

What is the best way to allocate this? Goal is to get $1M as early as I can before 35 yrs.

Got most of this through my student jobs, saving, and living at home. I’ve invested mostly in ETFs and semiconductors. Looking for tips on how to get big returns.

I have patience, but ideally would love to lay out goals for a million before I retire. How early can I achieve this (realistic range?)

What would I need to do to get high returns at 25? 35? etc?

Got most of this through my student jobs, saving, and living at home. I’ve invested mostly in ETFs and semiconductors. Looking for tips on how to get big returns.

I have patience, but ideally would love to lay out goals for a million before I retire. How early can I achieve this (realistic range?)

What would I need to do to get high returns at 25? 35? etc?

Looking for bigger returns in 5-10 years time (preferably 5-7). I’m 20 years old with 50k that I can use to invest mostly.

Already have most of it in XEQT and a few other stocks (semiconductors mostly).

Should the remaining $5k go into XEQT? More than half of the 21k would be in XEQT. And trying to look for bigger returns.

For FAANG/F100 Internships, how much of a difference is it between the OAs and the actual technical?

for context, I haven’t done those FAANG level technicals (I’m talking about Amazon/MSFT not like Google) yet, I have only done technical interviews at smaller companies.

But I noticed that the OAs for Amazon are quite tough and lengthy. What are the actual technical questions you get in an interview like? Similar to OA or easier/harder?

Interned at software and consulting companies, saved up 50k. Invested in ETFs for the majority, not sure how I can capitalize on this fast (without gambling), and I’m thinking of trying to get larger returns by the time I’m 35.

Tuition and all is paid for, this is the money I have saved aside.

Any advice/recommendations?

Interned at software and consulting companies, saved up 50k. Invested in ETFs for the majority, not sure how I can capitalize on this fast (without gambling), and I’m thinking of trying to get larger returns by the time I’m 35.

Tuition and all is paid for, this is the money I have saved aside.

Any advice/recommendations?

this includes day to day, or x basis. If so, what do they usually use them for? I’m assuming by now a good chunk to majority have implemented Claude Code or some alternative.

Are there more that most companies use? I’m not familiar. Will they use like,HR ai agents or CRM ai agents?

Hi all, just started my own startup as a solo founder, was wondering how you get funding if your main ICP is high funded startups and you haven’t gotten customers yet. I’m not from a target school like an Ivy League either.

What would be required to get funding from angels, and how would I get a warm intro?

Also, what are some lower bar VC funds to get? any list?

Hi all, just started my own startup as a solo founder, was wondering how you get funding if your main ICP is high funded startups and you haven’t gotten customers yet. I’m not from a target school like an Ivy League either.

What would be required to get funding from angels, and how would I get a warm intro?

Also, what are some lower bar VC funds to get? any list?

Hi all, just started my own startup as a solo founder, was wondering how you get funding if your main ICP is high funded startups and you haven’t gotten customers yet. I’m not from a target school like an Ivy League either.

What would be required to get funding from angels, and how would I get a warm intro?

Also, what are some lower bar VC funds to get? any list?

Hi all, just started my own startup as a solo founder, was wondering how you get funding if your main ICP is high funded startups and you haven’t gotten customers yet. I’m not from a target school like an Ivy League either.

What would be required to get funding from angels, and how would I get a warm intro?

Also, what are some lower bar VC funds to get? any list?

Would like to become rich, I’ve done some investing in ETFs already. On the path to a good high earning career (hopefully soon!). What can accelerate or strengthen this? Would like to have close to a million by 35.

Was recommended SPCX and AAPL by friends, I’m 20M and have thrown in less than 10k on XEQT. Where to put remaining 15k? Still a student but this amount is set aside for investing, all else covered for now.

Would ideally like big returns by the time i’m 25-28.

Ideally wouldn’t want to take too too big of a risk. Looking to get larger returns. I’ve thrown in a couple thousand in XEQT for long term returns.

What else should I consider? Anything that’s currently on the verge of growing? And yes, I am already employed with internships and university is covered.

50k set aside, what should I go for? I’ve heard recommendations from close friends for AAPL or SPCX. Ideally would love to have a million by 35.

New to investing, is it currently good to buy now, or should I wait for a dip? I just don’t want to buy at an expensive time, and just by looking at the charts seems that this is the highest it’s been.

I’m super new to this so let me know, is it expected to go into the $50s in a year or two?

How much should I invest? I have $50k set aside. But don’t want to be too too risky with it. I just want long term gain, i want it to grow after many years. (21 yr old student by the way)

I’ve been told by a lot of people to invest in things like S&P 500 or XEQT. I have $50k aside that can be used for investing.

Thinking of starting with $20k, but I’m super new to this and I feel like that’s a lot of money. Heard mixed opinions on how risky XEQT is.

Any advice? Looking to wait for years for bigger returns years down the line.

Currently have around 50k saved up, was wondering what I should put it in. Heard advice like ETFs and DRAM and S&P 500. Looking for stable safe plays that will guarantee long term profit.

TFSA with Wealthsimple is what I’m currently using. I’m a beginner at this and super new, let me know!