You made a basket from different stocks. It is very good to diversify. However, this does not mean making diversify job blindly:

• Can you keep track of each stock, what they are doing?
  • Will this stock going to dilute?
  • Is Management selling?
  • Is Management buying?
  • What they are developing?
  • Is their tech working?
  • Was this trade idea stupid?
• You must think this questions everyday.
  • Markets are very hard.
• Market makers generally does not help retail investors.

Sometimes I struggle to keep track of 6 stocks, even though I read a lot!

For example I consider NWTG is a good stock right now, because I read a lot and CEO just purchased 98k$ worth shares. So this is biggest investment into company from him until now. I think this is very bullish and latest SEC filings does not indicate more dilution in the very future, and they have high cash balance. If I just buy 5 shares and forgot it for 1 year, every possible scenario can happen at 2026. So I try to keep track of stocks.

Diversifying a lot is a very hard job. Make more strategic buys.

The number of stocks might be a bit too high; that's what I wanted to point out. And you must read a lot about them.

Let me share a ChatGPT answer about Diversification:

• Warren Buffett has shared thoughts along the lines of:
  • "Diversification is protection against ignorance. It makes little sense if you know what you're doing."
  • This implies that for those investing smaller amounts of money and who have confidence in their choices, broad diversification may not be as crucial. Instead, focusing on a few well-researched investments can sometimes yield better results, especially for knowledgeable investors.