Invest in 60's | If you don't know where to invest, here are two ideas

1. Invest in a company you know.

Say Apple for example. You can buy Apple shares $$Apple (AAPL.US)$$ and benefit from their shares growth over the long term. Apple's services revenue just hit an all-time high. Yet countries like Australia have not even rolled out services such as BNPL. Apple's China sales are also expected to climb once China's economy returns to a growth phase. Plus, Apple will attempt to take market share from Tesla when they're expected to launch their EV in 2026.

2. Invest in a long-term growth theme. Like Technology.

That means investors will also be effectively investing in Amazon $$Amazon(AMZN.US)$$$ , Apple$Apple(AAPL.US)$ , Meta$Meta Platforms(META.US)$ , Microsoft $$Microsoft(MSFT.US)$$$ , Nvidia $$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$$$ , Telsa$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ and Google's parent company Alphabet $$Alphabet-A(GOOGL.US)$$$ .And all of these giants are vying to integrate AI and change the world as we know it. That's worth considering.

The information is general in nature and has been prepared without considering your financial objectives, situation or needs. Consider the appropriateness of this information in light of your personal circumstances before making investment decisions.