Invest $2,000 with me (stealing $2k from my emergency fund to buy the dip)

I borrowed $2,000 from my emergency fund to buy the dip on Friday because I was not missing that opportunity. I'm going to pay myself back next week. I'm going to list all the stocks that I used that money to invest in. First, I put $1,000 in Micron. This went from being a typical memory chip company to being on the winning side of the AI boom. It has this high bandwidth memory that is on multi-year contracts that is already sold out for the year of 2026, which means that there's a good chance of high growth continuing at least for the next couple years. Next, I put $480 into Nebius Group. They build a bunch of supercomputers, put them into warehouses, and rent those out to other companies. They got into very big contracts with Meta and Microsoft recently, and they're expected to have their revenue grow 521% this year. Then I bought $300 of AST SpaceMobile stock. This is a company that builds satellites, launches them in space, and then they act as cell towers so that anyone, even in the most remote parts of the earth, can have cell service, and they've already gotten into contracts with several major US phone carriers. I put $89 into SoFi stock. I'm a personal user of both their brokerage and their savings accounts. I feel like their stock went down for no reason because they've been increasing their users, their revenue, as well as their product offerings to existing and new customers. I only bought about one share of ServiceNow at $112. They are a sleeper company because everyone thought that AI was going to take out software companies, but they've actually been doing well increasing their revenue and their free cash flow. Finally, I put $19 in this company called Zeta, but I do plan to add more in the future for the following reasons. They are an AI-powered marketing platform. They have grown 50% in revenue year-over-year, and for the last 19 quarters, they have beat and raised earnings guidance. Let me know what you bought during the dip. And if you want to see exactly when I buy and sell and my portfolios for my brokerage and Roth IRA in more detail, just check out the link in my bio, it's completely free. As always, have a nice day.