The Only Investing Tools I Trust to Build Wealth One Share at a Time
- Silivere Bakomeza

- Aug 6
- 4 min read
Most people search for shortcuts. I built my system with tools I could trust for 20 years. This is not a list of gimmicks. It’s a blueprint.

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Why Tools Matter More Than Trends
Most people treat tools like fashion. They try everything. Stick to nothing.
But wealth is not built through variety. It’s built through consistency.
I don’t use ten different apps. I don’t chase referral bonuses or switch platforms for a $25 promo.
I use five tools. That’s it.
And they’re all connected to one thing:
Building wealth one share at a time through my 365-day MicroStrategy journey.
This post shows you exactly how I do it and how you can copy the system, not the hype.
The Core of My System: 3 Accounts, 1 Mission
At the center of my financial system are three accounts:
Robinhood: My daily, automated $50 public investing account
Webull: My high-conviction backup and options strategy
Acorns: My spare change machine and psychological trainer
Everything else is built around these. I don’t complicate it. I just run it daily.
Tool 1: Robinhood - The Public $50 Daily Engine
This is the beating heart of my investing system.
Every weekday, $50 goes directly into MSTR, automatically.
No manual clicks
No calendar reminders
No excuses
Every Saturday, I post proof of the journey. Screenshots. Charts. Updates.
I started with $0. I’m on my way to 1,000+ shares of MicroStrategy.
And it all happens here.
Tool 2: Webull - My Private Portfolio and Trading Room
Not every move I make is public. Webull is where I get surgical.
I use it to:
Stack larger buys during drawdowns
Run options plays when the conviction is high
Analyze long-term price action with more precision
Robinhood is my discipline.
Webull is my flexibility.
Tool 3: Acorns - My Discipline on Autopilot
Acorns is not about growth.
It’s about training your identity.
Every swipe of my debit card gets rounded up.
That money gets invested. Automatically.
I treat Acorns like my discipline tracker.
If I can’t train myself to invest spare change, how can I trust myself with real capital?
Tool 4: Google Sheets - My Silent Scorekeeper
There are hundreds of fancy investing dashboards.
I don’t use any of them.
Why? Because 99% of them are distractions dressed as productivity.
My system lives in a simple Google Sheet:
Share count
Average cost
Total invested
Manual buys on holidays
Notes after major MSTR moves
One tab. One goal. Zero noise.
7. Tool 5: Wix - My Wealth Legacy in Progress
This blog you’re reading (BakoInvest) runs on Wix.
Every post. Every chart. Every piece of conviction.
Built here.
This is not a portfolio tracker.
This is a wealth tracker.
I treat every post as digital real estate.
A share of proof. A brick in the empire.
And Wix gives me the control to make it mine.
My $50 per Day System, Fully Automated
Let me be clear. I don’t guess when to buy.
I don’t ask myself, “Is today a good entry?”
I buy every day. Because discipline beats timing.
Here’s how it works:
$50 buys daily on every weekday (252 market days per year)
$100 buy every Monday (to cover Saturday and Sunday)
Manual $50 buys on all holidays
That’s 365 days of investing discipline, locked in.
It runs through Robinhood and is reinforced by everything else.
How These Tools Work Together
These are not isolated apps.
They’re layers of a single behavioral system.
This is how you turn behavior into wealth.
This is how you build a system that works even when you’re tired, bored, or broke.
Why I Avoid Most Other Platforms
I don’t use Coinbase for crypto.
I don’t use SoFi, M1, or whatever trendy investing app is on YouTube this month.
Why?
Because most platforms are not built for long-term ownership.
They’re built for engagement.
Clicks. Notifications. Trades.
I’m building a portfolio. Not a casino habit.
How to Pick Tools You’ll Still Use in 10 Years
Ask yourself:
Will I still be using this when I hit $100,000 invested?
Does this tool reduce my emotional decision making?
Does it make discipline easier — or harder?
Can I set it and focus on more important things?
Is this company going to exist in 10 years?
If the answer is no, delete it.
Your system is only as strong as its weakest tool.
This Is Not About Apps. It’s About Ownership.
I don’t recommend these tools because I get paid to.
I recommend them because I use them daily.
They are the bricks behind every blog post, every share, every dollar I’ve built.
Ownership is not about having the best tech.
It’s about having a system you’ll still believe in when your portfolio is down 80%.
Mine passed that test already.
Build a System Once. Let It Work Forever.
Most people spend their lives tinkering.
Trying new budgeting apps. Jumping between brokers.
I built this system once.
And now I let it do its job.
You can copy every part of it.
You don’t need my life story.
You don’t need my income.
You need a process that:
Removes emotion
Locks in consistency
Makes investing boring
Builds proof every week
This is it.
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