Honestly, bedt thing you could do I'd get a certificate, or license like becoming forklift certified, or getting a CDL, or acquiring some skill you can utilize to acquire a stable reliable income until you can save, and invest into cash flow, and compounding assets like vending machines, drop shipping, lemonade stands, or other side hustles outside of your primary job that require low maintenance input until you have enough income to replace your main job to focus on a more cash flowing primary business startup.

But if you're looking for tickers that might grow rapidly SFTBY has been a stock for me that's grown about 84% in less than 3 months.

Most of my other stocks have grown but over the course of years in all honesty.

But first things first the greatest return on money is wiping out debt then build an emergency fund of $1,000 at minimum.

Then everything else from $1,000+ on just go hard, and milk every dollar for what it's worth.

Not financial advice

Find your passion, refine your skills, and talents, focus on growth, and reap opportunities.