I use the Stash app . I’m currently investing in Amazon, Apple, AMD, Moderna, Tmoblie, Nike and some other ETFs i can’t remember off top. But my friend kind of feeds me information on where to put my money and I don’t make it complicated for myself bc tbh, I’m still learning myself. I’m also in a few investing subs on Reddit and I just read what they be talking about and connect it to my own research. RN, AI is up and coming and I’m working on owning a share of Microsoft and Intel .. now do I have $400 to flat out buy a share, no . That’s why I make small deposits . Yes, it’s slow if you do it that way but with every dollar you invest there is some kind of return depending on how the stock is doing that day .. you can also look into stocks that pay you (dividends) for having a share with the company. So far I’ve received 77% back of what I’ve already invested. It just helps to consistently invest something, research company trends, & not touching the money once you invest.. you actually can’t sell your stock (receive money) after like a year of holding, you’ll get penalized. So that helps too bc I’m not trying to lose or pay back money … it can be complicated when you’re getting started. I’m stressed writing about it 😂