True, but there's always the easy way to do it. Invest in what you use, because most public facing companies are too big to fail at this point.
Alternatively, you could take the very low risk play and go for well-known dividend paying stocks like Realty Income Corp.
You won't get the same gains with either of these strategies as someone who identified the next Tesla or Amazon, but you won't be helping Blackrock and that's a reward in itself. The ETFs wouldn't give you that kind of gain either, unless you pick something like ARKK which is all based on future hopes.
Not being able to pick stocks isn't just about laziness.
True, but there's always the easy way to do it. Invest in what you use, because most public facing companies are too big to fail at this point.
Alternatively, you could take the very low risk play and go for well-known dividend paying stocks like Realty Income Corp.
You won't get the same gains with either of these strategies as someone who identified the next Tesla or Amazon, but you won't be helping Blackrock and that's a reward in itself. The ETFs wouldn't give you that kind of gain either, unless you pick something like ARKK which is all based on future hopes.