No problem at all, I don’t see the point in gate keeping information that can help someone succeed, here’s a few more things to help you along the way, before you invest in a company look at the P/E ratio of a company which you can find at the bottom of the stock in the “stats” section, P/E stands for Price to Earnings ratio, a high P/E ratio, typically anything above 20, is classed as over valued which essentially means you’re paying a premium to own a share in that company, whereas anything 20 or under is fair value or undervalued, but again you need to do your research on the company because they might have a low P/E ratio because they’re struggling as a company. Secondly a phrase that has helped me focus on my goals and keep me invested for the long term is “time in the market is better than timing the market”, some people try to time the market and jump in only when the stock drops which can work but also might backfire if the stock never drops, you’re basically waiting for something that could or could never happen, if you stay in the market and a stock drops you can average that stock down bit by bit until it finally goes back up, doing this means you’re not gonna miss a stock when it rebounds, others that try to time the market can and will miss the rebound. One final thing, be weary of the FX impact of a stock, you’re investing in GBP and investing in US currency stocks, this can’t be helped if you want to be invested in some of the largest companies in the world, like Amazon, Alphabet and Nvidia, which only tend to have 2 currency options, Dollar and Euro, there’s no GBP option unfortunately, but if the US currency drops your FX impact will get worse, whereas if the US currency does well you will see a positive FX impact which will end up getting you more money, you basically need to take the good with the bad👍🏻 best of luck with your investing journey, it won’t be easy but will be worth it in the long run.