Gray sat up straighter in his chair. His eyes were tired, and his back ached a little from leaning over his laptop all evening, but he finally felt like he was making progress.
After hours of reading through financial articles, business reports, and stock history charts, he had narrowed his list down to four companies. Each one had its own strengths and risks. Each one, if he was right, could help him reach that $100,000 goal.
He took a breath and clicked into the first tab.
NexGene Diagnostics
This one was a gamble but a smart one.
NexGene Diagnostics was a small biotech company in the southern provinces. Their focus? Portable medical devices that could quickly detect diseases like infections or viruses. These devices were affordable, fast, and easy to use—even in small, rural towns with little access to hospitals.
