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2. Do not buy an Alienware. It's overpriced and you are much better off buying (or building) a computer of a lesser known variety.
3. Don't spend on something you cannot afford to lose. Can you keep your laptop secure where you live?
I have a 3 year old Alienware Aurora R12 gaming PC and just had repairs done on it over the last couple of month's exceeded $400 in repairs at the PC repair shop
Alienware have bloatware in them that well report false errors, like the air pump failed to start, when all fans and pumps work perfectly , the PC repair technician told me
https://technical.city/en/video/GeForce-RTX-3080-Ti-vs-GeForce-RTX-5070-mobile
Laptop's 5070 is only 50 Watt & performs worse then 3080 Ti
Compare the same 3080 card only to desktop's version of 5070
https://technical.city/en/video/GeForce-RTX-3080-Ti-vs-GeForce-RTX-5070
Desktops 5070 has 250 Watt & 12 Gb vram & this time has better performance then 3080 Ti
I am buying an Alienware Laptop from Amazon that's only price of $1699 and it's affordable price. I'm going to invest into companies I know who make money. they are fortune 500 companies. I did the math I know what I'm doing. I won't be able to build a desktop until I get a desktop I might buy a Dell instead because Alienware is basically an Overpriced Dell and I don't quite know how to build a Laptop. Anyway Amazon has good prices on PC's that's under $2000.
Yeah I'm buying a Laptop because it's more convenient and right now I don't want to carry around a Tower and a Monitor and the Alienware I looked at has everything I need and it was on Amazon..
I have a laptop for the same reason & it's convenient to be able to take it with you, but it costed me way more than desktop.
The way you’re describing it to me seems like you need gold investment.
Screw Amazon, find anyone with consistent yearly growth year after year.
You’re not going to get the return you’d be expecting from a couple Amazon long term buys. If you’re trying to use your portfolio as an asset for the banks I can understand just willynilly dart on the wall at Amazon but let me level with you a bit. Everyone retires. Everyone has a 401k. S&P is right there waiting for you with garunteed returns no matter how quick or long you sell it.
An entry level bank data button pusher is more likely to green light leverage on a sp rather Amazon.
You're not supposed to talk about it. It's the first rule!
If you can find an electrical grid that’s public and has been on the rise the past two years put something into it. It’s literally not stopping anytime soon.
Invest smarter.