Stocks to Study
Popular long-term holdings and short-term trading names, with live prices
How to start: Long-term investing
- 1Open a brokerage account (Fidelity, Schwab, Robinhood, etc.) — use a Roth IRA if you qualify.
- 2Start with a broad ETF like VOO as your base, then add a few companies you understand.
- 3Buy on a schedule (every week or paycheck) — called dollar-cost averaging.
- 4Turn on dividend reinvestment so payouts buy more shares.
What to do once you're in
- ✓Hold through dips — time in the market beats timing it.
- ✓Keep any single stock under ~10% of your portfolio.
- ✓Check in quarterly, not hourly.
- ✓Only invest money you won't need for 5+ years.
Popular long-term holdings
Owns the 500 largest US companies in one buy. The classic core holding.
Top 100 Nasdaq names — heavy in tech and growth.
Cloud, software and AI with steady cash flow and a dividend.
Huge customer base, services income and big buybacks.
Search, YouTube and Google Cloud.
Warren Buffett's company — a basket of businesses in one stock.
Membership model with very loyal customers.
Healthcare giant known for decades of dividend raises.
For learning only — these are widely followed names, not personal recommendations. Prices are live from TradingView. Do your own research and never invest money you can't afford to lose.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Follow is an analytics tool and does not provide investment advice.