I recently invested $180,000 into one single stock. It was my biggest investment in a single stock

ever in my life. And today I'm going to share with you what company I invested in and why I did it.

And that way you can hold me accountable to if it was a good idea or a bad investment. That will be

fun to track over the next couple of years.

But let's get something straight first.

You should never invest in something because some idiot on the internet thought that it was a good idea.

But I do hope that this gives you some insight into how I choose investments, how I make decisions, and why I felt convicted enough

to make my biggest investment into one single company. Before I tell you what stock I invested in,

let me share with you my overall investing strategy. Every year I invest at least $150,000 into very boring index funds, like the S&P 500 and

QQQ. Very simple stuff. Why do I do that? Because the math suggests that if I do that

for the next 40-ish years, it'll compound into over $100 million.

So guess what?

I have my $100 million plan,

and now everything else is a bonus.

If I make my minimum investment into boring index funds,

then I give myself permission to invest in one stock per month. Just one.

Not five. I can't spray cash over a bunch of different companies. I got to choose my highest

conviction stock. And for the last 12 months or so, it's been the same company every month. It's been the same

company that I thought was the most obvious winner in the stock market. And as a result, I accumulated

well over $100,000 worth of shares in this company. And that company is PayPal. I started tracking

PayPal back when it hit all-time highs of over $300 a share. And then when the tech meltdown

happened in 2021 and 2022, it fell all the way to $50. That means it lost over 80% of its value. But the company

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