<prompt> Human: Hello! I am a 16 year old, currently in Junior year of High School in a STEM IB International Baccalaureate Program USA. I have thought about what to do with my 2500 in saving for months. Currently, Ive boiled it down to two options:Buy a laptop probably a new MacBook and invest in my education, and maybe code some new digital software on the side. This would last me through undergrad college most likely, and could help me start up my own business if I tried. Another option I have been considering is investing in a well-known stock that has very high potential to grow exponentially in the future 6-15 years most likely. Ive conducted several hours of research each week on this stock and I see a lot of potential there. The stock is Tesla Motors. My reasoning for this is that they have a grand plan which includes the automation of cars, which has very high potential to become very integrated into society. I would love to hear your opinions on this matter, any and all advice is welcome!Assistant: Put your money in the bank. If you really do need a laptop for educational purposes buy a Chromebook. You can get a decent one for around 200 that will do all the school work you need.Human: Id rather invest and lose my money than put it into a bank. A chromebook cant fulfill my needs because they are power user-like. Editing video, word applications, multitasking, and I am on a computer most of my time, so I would rather enjoy my experience.  <response>: You would rather lose 2500 than keep it? Sorry, but with 2500 youre gains - even 10 - will be inconsequential. 