I think long term the chip makers/semi conductors are a good buy!

Personally I’m in both Intel and AMD and try to grab more shares on each decent dip opportunity.

Intel is one the dog of the dows this year. Imo those are relatively safe investments you can look those up I would start there for buying companies and expand once you gain more market knowledge. (How I started)

For markets we are having a pretty strong bounce rn wouldn’t be buying up here. (Spy and QQQ) Look up the RSI indicator, use it as a guide to gauge if price has dropped to low to quickly. then watch the stock for a few days and see if it stoped at a previous support level, and is holding, then you can start buying. Way I have approached it for a year now growing my dividend portfolio

TSLA, ENPH, and INTC are all strong bets on my end.

Bingo. I loaded up in Nvidia today after downgrade.

For diversification, I'd recommend money market etfs (SHV or BIL)

I'm personally heavy on pharmatech

being so heavy into both $qqq and $pltr is probably too weighted towards tech and is going to underperform with such high forward PE ratios, rising rates isn't nice to these types of companies.

check out finviz.com, look at different sectors to the right

you can diversify into other sectors, find an area that hasn't been doing well that you are personally bullish on, again, probably stay away from tech/high PEs though

personally i think homebuilders are extremely undervalued. most of them have book values that exceed share price, tons of vacant land that's being treated like it's useless. i don't think real estate is in a bubble, i think appreciation slows but still goes up, i think there's a ton of first time homebuyers that will re-enter bidding wars once they can write contingent to financing/appraisal clauses again.

not recommending you go into homebuilders but just that kind of logic