Umm, I know a couple good picks but I have to address this first. There are very, very fee multi billion dollar companies if any. Most multi billion dollar organizations are corporations which have no owners, they are owned by the shareholders. Insofar as to become a multi billion dollar company, you would have to learn the market, you should be able to find good stocks on your own. Your lack of knowledge on what a good stock consists of tells me that you do not know that much. A great stock can remain the same market price for long periods of time. Yet, you still make money from ever increasing dividends. My basic list: Nucor, Wells Fargo, Kroger, Cola Cola, and Berkshire Hathaway B.
One more quick thing, the owner of a multi billion dollar company has to be a billionaire because to be the owner, they must control over 50%. By this, we can see that 150k is joke money for you if you are telling the truth. You can just invest in a mutual fund jf you have over a billion dollars.
If this is actually real and is truly rooted in reality, invest in a start up. Shark Tank features tons of them. I know of a guy looking for investors for one of his inventions, already has interest from Bed Bath & Beyond for it, it just has to finally suck it up and invest in himself from the multi-million dollar homes he sells and get things rolling. Get the molds made. Try investing in people, do something less mainstream. Wallstreet and such is typical. Maybe less work, but the rewards for less conventional means can be more rewarding, especially if it's something you truly believe in.
Your name is Foodstamps, and you're telling us you own a multi-billion dollar company? So much irony.
Lets think about it this way, he claims OWN a multi billion dollar company. Now, a company is a private entity in which shares are not sold to the public. Thus, to be the owner, one must control more than half of the company. So foodSTAMPS is a billionaire. He controls more than half of a multi billion dollar company. Another explanation is that he is a liar and named the wrong banks for doing what he wants to do. Aside from that, he claims so many other stories that seem outlandish and he should be taken as fake.