Scholars have said:
1.) Any revenue that's derived from gambling, adult entertainment, alchol, pork, and other haram industries should not exceed 5% of total reveune
2.) Companies may take debt, but debt that generates interest should not exceed 30% of the companies market cap.
3.) The amount of deposits, investments, or debt a company extends with the goal of making interest off of it should not exceed 30% of the company's market cap.
You need to buy the subscription to see the specifics, laakiin, as someone who has used the subcription religiously, I can say that Zoya uses basic calculations to come to find if a company is violating one of these 3 rules, and ofc there's more, but it's a long list.
Also, I can see you're obviously investing blindly, you see company, don't look at their financials and then you're suddenly about to put your hard earned money in on the say so of click-bait headlines and reddit forums? If you do this, you'll lose money as quickly as you earned it and it'll be gone by the summer.
r/wallstreetbets is a degenerate gambling site, where 2 million people come together, speculate, "yolo" their money, and post the winners in order to circle-jerk. If that many people are investing in different stocks, ofc, by virtue of the sheer quanitity of specultion, there will be people who make money, but the ones who lose it are greater. I've been a member for a year now, I know how it feels when the hype dies down and you're left bagholding