It’s been a few weeks since Mom transferred $100,000 to investment bank account and showed me how to use 영웅문S 글로벌, the stock trading app she uses for overseas investments.
At first, the charts and numbers looked confusing, but after a few practice clicks, I started to get used to it.
Today, I finally made my first real purchases.
Mom told me there’s no single “right way” to invest — that my first portfolio should reflect my own curiosity.
So instead of splitting the money evenly, I went with what feels right to me.
- *40% Apple — because I use Apple products every single day. My phone, my laptop, my earbuds — they all just work. I trust this brand.
- *40% NVIDIA — because I love gaming, and I know GPUs are the heart of every gaming computer. Plus, AI and graphics are everywhere now; it just feels like a smart future bet.
- *20% Tesla — honestly, I just like their cars. I see them on YouTube all the time, and it feels cool to say I own a part of it.
| Company | Allocation | Price per Share | Shares Purchased | Remaining Cash |
| Apple | 40% | $142.28 | 281 shares
(≈ $39,987) |
|
| NVIDIA | 40% | $19.52 | 2,048 shares
(≈ $39,910) |
|
| Tesla | 20% | $173.22 | 115 shares
(≈ $19,920) |
|
| Total | 100% |
| 2,444 shares total | $183 left |
It felt exciting watching the orders go through on 영웅문S 글로벌.
I kept checking my phone to make sure everything was filled correctly.
It’s strange — I’ve always known these companies through their products, but now I own small parts of them.
I didn’t choose this mix because of complicated analysis or charts.
I just went with what I like and what makes sense to me: Apple because I use it, NVIDIA because I game, and Tesla because I dream about driving one someday.
Mom didn’t correct me. She just said,
“Everyone starts with a reason that feels small. The point is to write it down — so when you change, you’ll see how far you’ve come.”
So I’m writing it down — my first real portfolio.
Maybe one day I’ll laugh at how simple it was, but right now, it feels like the start of something serious.
It’s been a few weeks since Mom transferred $100,000 to investment bank account and showed me how to use 영웅문S 글로벌, the stock trading app she uses for overseas investments.
At first, the charts and numbers looked confusing, but after a few practice clicks, I started to get used to it.
Today, I finally made my first real purchases.
Mom told me there’s no single “right way” to invest — that my first portfolio should reflect my own curiosity.
So instead of splitting the money evenly, I went with what feels right to me.
(≈ $39,987)
(≈ $39,910)
(≈ $19,920)
It felt exciting watching the orders go through on 영웅문S 글로벌.
I kept checking my phone to make sure everything was filled correctly.
It’s strange — I’ve always known these companies through their products, but now I own small parts of them.
I didn’t choose this mix because of complicated analysis or charts.
I just went with what I like and what makes sense to me: Apple because I use it, NVIDIA because I game, and Tesla because I dream about driving one someday.
Mom didn’t correct me. She just said,
“Everyone starts with a reason that feels small. The point is to write it down — so when you change, you’ll see how far you’ve come.”
So I’m writing it down — my first real portfolio.
Maybe one day I’ll laugh at how simple it was, but right now, it feels like the start of something serious.