I don't have a lot invested, well under 100k, its just a fund my Grandfather started for us grandkids when we were born. It would have done a lot better, but I damn near drained it 10 years ago to buy our farm.

Anyway, had set it aside in treasuries IIRC (he still manages it) after it took some loss, but before the bottom majorly fell out. Lost some value, but not near as much as it has gone down now. I' guess I'm feeling for the bottom, and what strategy to get the money into. At this time, I just told him to do what his Fidelity guy recommends.

He says I can do what I want with it, but I've always been too poor to even pay attention to investing. I'm in my mid 30's, so I have a lot of time. I won't be adding any more money into the account for the foreseeable future, so what I have sitting there is all I've got.

I saw Boeing at 80% down YTD, thinking that is a buying opportunity? But I don't even know what I don't know, so what would you investment savvy folks do in my situation?

No, I would not go into a single stock, that would be stupid.

I've spent all my time investing in myself and my business, just haven't had time to worry about the account that was in good hands. I know I'm WAAAAAAY behind the curve.

Way behind in knowledge I meant. Well, money too. My one brother never touched his account, it was north of 200k before the fall, it grew from the Trump economy. Oh well, I have our farm, he lives in a shit apartment in St Paul. Choices.

I'm behind in knowing what I should be doing with the money.