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- So the other day, I was scrolling through YouTube

and I saw a video posted by The Motley Fool

titled Where to Invest one thousand dollars right now?

And I went ahead and linked up that video

down in the description

because that is what inspired this video

but what we're going to be talking about

is where to invest $100 in the stock market right now.

And the reason why I am covering this video,

is because while it's great to talk about

investing a thousand dollars, not everyone out there

has a thousand dollars to invest.

So instead, we're going to be looking at

three potential scenarios for investing $100

and at the very end of this video,

I'm actually going to open up my Webull account

and invest $100 in one of these three different scenarios

that I am going to lay out for you in this video.

So what I'm going to do is lay out

three different investment scenarios.

The first one is going to be a conservative approach

towards investing $100.

The second is going to be a moderate approach,

and the third is going to be an aggressive approach

of how I would invest $100 in the stock market right now.

Now it's also important to remember,

that while it is exciting to invest

in the stock market right now, it could definitely go lower

and there's no saying that we are at a bottom

or anywhere close.

The stock market could go up 20% and down 20%,

nobody has any idea what is going to happen

with the stock market.

But what I will say is this, over the last couple of years,

these are some of the lowest prices we have seen

in the stock market in the years

that I have been doing this YouTube channel,

so it is an exciting time

to begin investing in the stock market.

This is what I would personally do with $100 bucks.

Now that being said guys,

I just have to make this disclaimer here.

I am not a financial advisor,

and this is not financial advice

and you should always do your own due diligence

before investing in the stock market

and you shouldn't just copy cat what other people are doing

with their money, but that being said guys,

let's get into a scenario number one

and look at a conservative approach

to investing $100 right now.

All right, so for these different scenarios

of investing $100, we're going to assume

that you are investing without the use of fractional shares,

which means you have to purchase entire shares

of any stocks we are looking at here.

So, that is going to limit us to stocks trading

under $100 per share, but I think it's gonna make the video

more fun and more accessible to most people,

who do not have the ability to trade fractional shares

through their brokerage account.

So for this conservative approach to investing $100,

we're gonna be picking one Vanguard ETF

and one more defensive Blue Chip Stock,

it's one of the DOW Jones industrial average,

that we're all familiar with,

and the reason why we're doing this

is because these investments tend to hold up better

during a bare market, which we are officially in.

So for the Vanguard ETF,

what I would buy is one share of VT,

which is the Vanguard Total World Stock ETF

and this fund is going to give you exposure

to both US companies as well as

many foreign stocks out there as well,

giving you diversified exposure

to the entire world stock market.

Think of it this way guys, it's like buying a small piece

of all the publicly traded companies in the world

on major exchanges.

And believe it or not, VT is going to give you a small piece

of 8438 different companies,

both in the US and trading outside of US markets.

Not to mention, this ETF also currently pays

a dividend yield of 2.87%, which means you'll be earning

a quarterly dividend as you hold on to this ETF.

So right now, one share of VT is going to run you about $59,

meaning after buying one share, you will have $41 left

to purchase a defensive stock and my pick for this

is gonna be none other than Coca Cola,

which is one of the stocks

in my own personal dividend stock portfolio,

and if you guys wanna check out that series,

I am basically building up a $100 thousand

dividend stock portfolio from scratch

and I'll put a card up in the corner

if you wanna check it out,

or I'll put a link down in the description

so you can watch it after this video.

So with that remaining $41, you should be able to buy

one share of Coca Cola, which currently trades

around $40, and you'll have just $1 left over,

which means you made pretty good use of that $100 investment

and the reason for buying Coca Cola is pretty simple.

This is a very durable, time tested investment

that also pays dividends and they've been around

for a very long time.

They're a dividend aristocrat,

which means that they have grown their dividend

every year consecutively for over 25 years

and Coca Cola has a very impressive portfolio

of 500 different brands that serve

over 200 different countries.

So I love Coca Cola for a beginner investment

and I think it's a great fit

for a conservative investment portfolio,

so that is what I would do with $100

in a conservative investing strategy.

All right, so now let's talk about a moderate way

to invest $100 in the stock market right now.

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So I'm sure this goes without saying here guys,

but a conservative approach to investing

is going to be lower risk and lower potential return

while an aggressive approach is higher risk

and higher potential return.

We already covered a conservative strategy

and now we're gonna cover a moderate one,

which is right smack dab in the middle

between aggressive and conservative.

So there's definitely some potential for returns here,

while there is still some risk

associated with these investments for sure,

because we are looking at some stocks

in battered industries.

For this moderate approach to investing $100,

we're going to be solely investing in individual stocks

of a couple of different companies

and to name a few of these industries

that are hurting right now,

we have the airlines, we have cruise lines,

as well as casinos, hotel chains, the list goes on and on.

So there's a couple of companies

in these different industries

that I would personally invest in with $100

and the very first one is Southwest Airlines,

trading under the symbol LUV.

Now the reason why I would invest in Southwest Airlines

in this moderate portfolio is because Southwest

has the lowest debt load among major airlines out there.

Now if you look at my personal portfolio,

you will see that I've invested

in American Airlines, in Delta Airlines,

and the reason why I picked those stocks

over Southwest Airlines is because they have fallen

a lot more over the last couple of months.

You see Southwest Airlines

is in a better position financially

because of the minimal amount of debt that they have,

but for that reason, the stock actually

has held up pretty well,

compared to the beating airline stocks have taken.

So it is a high risk industry right now,

but Southwest in my opinion, is the safest airline stock

based on the debt load that this company has.

And the reason why I would buy an airline stock right now

is because we know that this industry is being bailed out

by the US government and the reason is,

the US government can't exactly let the major airlines

go bankrupt because that would be such a major disruption

to our overall economy.

So whether people like it or not,

airlines are a very essential industry

and they have to be bailed out

by the US government when these airlines

get themselves in trouble, so I see very low risk

of these major airlines going into bankruptcy

and some of them are priced

like they are going out of business.

And obviously guys, the issues these airlines are having

right now are related to the short term travel bans

and restrictions that are placed

that have indirectly just destroyed these airlines.

The virus has nothing to do with them,

it's not their fault, but they are being absolutely battered

as a result.

So that's the very first stock I would buy,

one share of Southwest Airlines,

which is going to run you about $37,

leaving you with $63 left.

So the very next thing I would buy is one share

of the oil giant Exxon Mobil

and the reason why I would buy this stock right now

is because energy is another industry

that has been absolutely destroyed

over the last couple of months.

Now again, just to restate this,

there's no saying that airline stocks won't fall more

or oil stocks and energy stocks won't fall more,

but if you look at where these stocks have traded

over the last five to 10 years,

these prices are much lower than what these stocks

normally trade at so in the long term,

I believe these will be good entry points

for this stock, but in the short term,

nobody knows what is going to happen.

So oil prices have absolutely collapsed

and as a result, many of these companies,

including Exxon Mobil, are hitting like 15 or 20 year lows.

These are prices that we have not seen,

you know, since in some cases, as early as 2000.

And so that is why I would buy a share of Exxon Mobil,

the oil giant for a very long term hold.

Again, nobody knows what's gonna happen in the short term,

but I think long term, this company should do all right.

And again guys, we're looking at a moderate approach

to investing $100 so we wanna make sure

there is some potential risk and upside in this portfolio

so we're not gonna be making the safest picks out there,

you know, with some of these cookie cutter names

that everyone is throwing out there.

And then third and finally,

the last thing I would add to this portfolio,

is a couple of shares of General Electric,

which is now trading at a 28 year low.

Now, a lot of people know

that I'm invested in General Electric,

I bought shares many years ago

and so unfortunately, my cost basis is quite a bit higher

than where shares are trading right now,

but we saw GE stock go down to about seven bucks a share

not long ago and then rally to about $13 per share

in no time at all.

So General Electric is one of those stocks

where I wouldn't be surprised to see this stock double

in a very short period of time.

Now GE is involved heavily with industrials

as well as manufacturing and aviation,

so as a result of everything going on with the airlines

and with Boeing, you know GE has been thrown

into the wood chipper as well

and this stock is down massively, 28 year lows

for a company like General Electric

is not something you see every day of the week.

So one share of Exxon Mobil is going to cost you

around $34 bucks, leaving you with $29 left

and that should be enough to purchase

four shares of General Electric,

which is currently trading around seven dollars per share.

So after buying four shares of General Electric,

one share of Southwest Airlines

and one share of Exxon Mobil,

you should have about one dollar left,

you can go out and buy yourself a candy bar

or wait until you have enough money

to reinvest in more shares of these stocks

or other potential investments.

All right guys, so moving on to the final part now,

let's talk about an aggressive way to invest $100

in the stock market and this is where we exit the realm

of investing and enter the realm of speculation.

Now, investing is based on looking for a sound return

for your money with minimal downside risk

and when you get into this area of speculation,

you're looking for a very large return

on your investment, but there's also the potential

to lose 100% of your invested capital.

So the picks I have for this aggressive portfolio,

are going to have a lot of potential upside,

but there's also 100% potential downside,

where you could lose all the money

that you invest in these stocks.

Now we're not talking about penny stocks

or anything crazy like that,

these are growth stocks that are pretty popular right now,

but often times, when we're looking at

these aggressive growth stocks,

these are companies that are unprofitable

or they are in a bad situation financially backed

by a lot of venture capital.

They're certainly not what we would call a Blue Chip

or time tested investment,

so the future is largely uncertain for these companies.

But as a result, a lot of them have sold off

massively in this market and this is what I would do

with $100 for an aggressive approach to investing.

First of all, I would buy one share of Lyft or Uber,

they both trade for around the same price.

I personally only use Uber,

so I would buy one share of Uber

for around $26, leaving you with $74 left

and obviously guys, because of the travel shut downs

and the virus going around,

Uber's business has been destroyed.

So right now, things are looking pretty bleak for Uber

and that has been reflected of the share price

of this company that recently went public back in 2019.

Next, after that, I would look at one of two stocks,

either Snapchat or Twitter.

Right now for this video, because of number sake,

I went with Snapchat.

I would buy three shares at around $11 per share

and the reason is because these social media stocks

have sold off massively

because people are fearful of their revenue model,

which is essentially selling ads on their platforms.

And when businesses don't have a lot of money,

one of the things they're gonna cut back on is advertising,

which is going to affect the revenue stream

for these social media companies.

So between three shares of Snapchat

and one share of Uber, that is going to leave you

with about $41 left to invest

and then the last stock I would buy with the remaining $41

is eight shares of Ford, which are now trading

for under five dollars per share.

Now, I would call this a total speculation

because nobody knows what's going to happen

to an automotive giant like Ford,

and this is definitely a time when auto stocks are hurting

because during a recession, one of the very first things

people stop doing is going out and buying new cars,

so the auto makers are definitely going to suffer.

We're also in uncharted territory with Tesla

and the electric vehicle market

and Ford just keeps losing market share of the auto market

to the overseas auto makers.

So, I see it as a total speculation,

Ford could recover or they could go out of business,

I would not be surprised by either scenario,

so right now, this stock is under five dollars per share,

which means you would be able to buy

about eight shares of Ford to finish out

this aggressive approach to investing $100.

All right guys, so as promised,

what we are going to do right now

is actually invest $100

into one of these strategies I outlined

and maybe six months down the road or so,

I can revisit this and we'll see

how this portfolio performed,

but what we're going to pick

is the aggressive approach to investing $100.

I'm going to buy those exact stocks right now

through the Webull investing app,

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But that being said guys, let's open up Webull right now

and I'm gonna go ahead and buy

those stocks mentioned for this aggressive approach

to investing $100.

All right, so the very first stock on our list there

is Uber, so we're gonna go ahead and buy

one share of this stock for this portfolio.

All right, so there goes our order

for one share of Uber, up next,

let's look at Snapchat stock and buy a couple of shares.

So now we're gonna go ahead and buy

three shares of Snapchat stock,

we'll do a market order so it fills immediately.

And lastly, we're gonna buy as many shares

of Ford as possible with that remaining $40 or so.

Hopefully we can buy eight shares,

but we may be able to just do seven

depending on my buying power.

And it looks like we could purchase eight,

which worked out pretty good here guys.

So we just purchased my aggressive approach

to investing $100, let's take a look at that right now.

So, first of all, we have eight shares of Ford

at a cost basis of $4.75,

then we have three shares of Snapchat stock at $10.85

and lastly, one share of Uber stock at $25.35,

which leaves us with $98.91 invested,

and about $1.09 in cash, but that's pretty good

as far maximizing the use of $100.

So, anyways guys, that's gonna wrap up this video.

I hope you enjoyed it.

Like I said, maybe in about six months or so,

we'll take a look at this portfolio

and see how my $100 investment does

and if you guys liked this video,

if you wanna see me do a video

on where to invest $500 right now,

drop me a comment down below

and if enough people wanna see that,

I will put that together next week.

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