During this whole shelter-in-place thing, my wife and I decided to invest a little personal money into the market, because of all the talk of how it is crashing and hence, an optimal time to invest. We are having a little competition about who picks the better stocks. She's going mainstream (Disney and Apple) and I am going little-heard. She is, of course, winning. We are using Robin Hood and Wealthfront, which picks stocks using an AI. So I hope before the robots kill us all, they at least make me a little money. It has become something of a surprise hobby for me, reading earnings reports and various books. I am currently reading a book first published in the early 90s and it is a good laugh anytime the author recommends a business or strategy that the next 20 years disprove as being viable (i.e. stay away from anything that is advanced technology).
Anyone else doing retail investing?