4 more stocks I bought in July What I buy when the stock market stays down

The stock market still acting weird, so I'm still buying. These are four stocks that I've been loading up on in the month of July. Number one is SoFi, bought some more at $18/share. And I like the fact that they attract people who are already tech savvy with a specific product and then once they are in their ecosystem, they introduce them to other beneficial services. I'm definitely a victim of that myself because I started off with their checking and savings accounts and then next thing you know, I have their brokerage account as well. The CEO also bought about $2 million of stock so far in 2026. That's a great sign. Number two is Meta. I bought some more at $657/share. I'm dollar cost averaging and that's the content creator, I feel like it would be silly if I didn't own some of this company. They have their expensive digital portfolio with Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, etc. They have always been known for their ad monetization platform and a reason why the stock is down is because a lot of people were scared when they saw how much money they were pouring into AI investments, but now we're starting to see a return on investment with new business models that they have. Number three is Micron. I've owned this company for a few months now. I bought some more at $978/share. The memory shortage is not slowing down. We've been hearing this for a while and they have locked in many multi-year contracts that are going beyond 2027. So that seems to be guaranteed growth from that perspective. Number four, ServiceNow (NOW) - $106/share. ServiceNow has been on my radar for a while, so I bought some more at $106/share. A lot of people thought that AI was going to completely replace these types of businesses because they are seat-based revenue generating companies. The CEO is also buying this stock and it also has high switching costs. That means that it's extremely inconvenient for ServiceNow's current clients to find a replacement. Like I always say, this is never financial advice, please do your own research. I just like to be very transparent with you.