Five companies paid a combined $700 million to shareholders while cutting jobs, closing plants. After reading that people are losing their jobs, but shareholders are getting paid, that tells you it is best to become a shareholder or investor of any U.S company stock now! Regardless of how the economy is doing, U.S stock companies only care about one thing, to take care of the people who are investing into them. Now that you are aware of who U.S stock companies care for, what will you do, invest and become a shareholder or apply for a job? #invest #investnow #shareholder #longtermgrowth #USstocks #dividends #2021investing

It's a Party in the N.Y.S.E.! On March 31, 2021 Miley Cyrus tweeted out to her followers that she would be giving out 1 MILLION dollars through the Cash App for people to invest. Cyrus asked twitter users to tweet her their Cash App username along with which company they would like to invest in. Within minutes, responses came pouring in. Many responses showed interest in large companies such as Tesla and Apple. As responses came in quickly, money was sent out just as fast. Within minutes, users shared screenshots of their Cash App gifts along with the stock they had chosen. Many people tweeted that this was actually their very first investment of many more to come. So, if given an opportunity like this one, which company would you have chosen to invest in?

Based on the previous $1,200 stimulus post, right now everyone is receiving their new $1,400 stimulus. From the previous post, we noticed that the stock market had a great performance ever since the fall from Covid-19, but past performances does not guarantee identical future performances. Though the question still stands, how much will your new $1,400 stimulus check be worth a year from now? Regardless if you invest all, half, or just a portion, is it better investing it for it to grow or is it better spending it all? Comment away below! ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

If you were to invest your first stimulus back in 2020, how much do you think it would’ve grown? Below is an example of how much your first $1,200 stimulus would be at if you had invested it in the S&P 500