What category of stocks does anyone recommend?
I've only done pharmaceutical and biopharmaceuticals.
I want something thats different maybe tech idk?
Thank you....
I want something thats different maybe tech idk?
Thank you....
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ABCDEF7 · M
@WowwGirl Got it — if you’re avoiding indexes and want to branch out beyond pharma, you might try dipping into a few well-known tech giants like Microsoft, Apple, or Nvidia — these are relatively stable and give exposure to tech innovation without being too risky.
That’s actually a sharp thesis — investing based on how a larger social issue drives demand. If you like that kind of angle, you might also look into cybersecurity companies like CrowdStrike or Palo Alto Networks. As cyberattacks and data breaches rise, businesses and governments are forced to spend more on protection — kind of like your anti-opioid logic but in digital space.
Any other sectors you’ve been watching with a similar cause-and-effect vibe?
That’s actually a sharp thesis — investing based on how a larger social issue drives demand. If you like that kind of angle, you might also look into cybersecurity companies like CrowdStrike or Palo Alto Networks. As cyberattacks and data breaches rise, businesses and governments are forced to spend more on protection — kind of like your anti-opioid logic but in digital space.
Any other sectors you’ve been watching with a similar cause-and-effect vibe?
ABCDEF7 · M
@WowwGirl That’s awesome — you actually have an edge most people don’t: the ability to spot trends early in healthcare and understand the psychology behind how people react to those trends. That combo is powerful.
If you ever want to explore outside that space, try looking at sectors where similar psychology plays out — like green energy (fear of climate change), AI (FOMO and disruption), or even consumer brands (emotional attachment). You don’t need to know the tech inside-out — just understand what problem it solves and who needs it badly. That’s often enough to build strong investment ideas.
If you ever want to explore outside that space, try looking at sectors where similar psychology plays out — like green energy (fear of climate change), AI (FOMO and disruption), or even consumer brands (emotional attachment). You don’t need to know the tech inside-out — just understand what problem it solves and who needs it badly. That’s often enough to build strong investment ideas.