Let's take a look at my current top five holdings

Let's take a look at my current top five holdings in my $213,000 investment portfolio at 20 years old. Before we start, I'm pretty simple with my investing and I'm purposefully heavy in tech and AI. Of course, it's not financial advice, it's just what I'm personally doing. Starting off with number five, ASM. Now I have almost $11,000 in this position and a lot of people actually overlook this stock. In simple terms, if you've never heard of it, they basically create the machines that a lot of these chip companies use to make the semiconductor. So basically with the ASM, rather than picking one chip company, you're kind of betting on all of them. Moving on to number four, we've QQM, which I also have just under $11,000 in at this moment. In short, this is tracks the NASDAQ 100. So rather than having to pick all the individual big tech winners, you're getting exposure to all of them. Number three, moving on to Nvidia with an almost $22,000 position. This is literally just such a good company, not to mention it's literally the entire backbone of the AI industry. Last quarter, they reported record revenue, 81.6 billion, data center revenues up 92% year over year. No, yes, I'm fully aware that this valuation is not cheap. I'm not investing for the short term. a long-term investor, so I'm completely fine with volatility. And being someone who's such a big believer in AI and just seeing how real of a shift that we're looking at, personally, I'm not trimming this position anytime soon. Number two, moving on to the foundation of my portfolio. It's a simple S&P 500 fund, super low expense ratio, I believe like 0.03%. If you've never heard of this, it just gives you exposure to all the larger 500 companies in the US. It's commonly used for the foundation if not a big piece of the foundation of most investment portfolios. Honestly, I want to get this to my largest position. Now, moving on to number one, my biggest holding over $27,000 Google. Now, I happen to load up on this. You can probably see from my return during the triage tip around like $160. So that was obviously a great return for me. But so even aside from that, I still think that this is one of the best risk to reward tech stocks out there. This company goes way past the search that you just generally think of. They own YouTube, Wemo, Cloud, Gemini, many more and let me not forget to mention they have one of the strongest balance sheets in the entire market. Anyways, let me know what you guys see in the comments. Of course, my this tolerance doesn't align with all of yours. You may just in general have different views on me, but let me know what you guys think and make sure you hit that follow button if you haven't already.