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Turned 21 last year and gained ownership of a joint brokerage account my grandmother made with me when I was 12. She had the intention of getting me into investing young and teaching me as a kid so I’d be able to manage the portfolio upon turning 21. Unfortunately, I found investing incredibly dull as a child and she understandably gave up on working on it with me.
Anyway, im not sure if it’s the smartest idea to just let the portfolio sit as is. Almost half of it is in Tesla which is very worrying lol. At the same time, I have like zero knowledge about the stock market and im not confident I will make the wisest choices on my own.
I don’t want to squander the money away making stupid investment choices, but I also don’t want to let it sit and hope for the best. So what should I do? I’m still not too interested in spending a lot of time researching companies and the stock market, but that might be my only choice I guess, unless I blindly follow advice from established investors.