Hi. I’m new to investing. I’ve just invested £1500 into shares. I’ve spread them over 11 categories I.e healthcare, industry, IT etc and mixed them in USA, Europe and Asia. I aim to put in around £500 per month. I was thinking of putting around £50 or so into each company, does that seem right? Or would I look to put in more to the companies that the shares are currently low to buy? Any help would be appreciated 
What advice are you looking for sounds like you have already done a lot of research and determined how much to allocate of your own funds to these companies.
I wish you good luck but it’s difficult to comment without knowledge of what you have bought or your end goals!
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Depends what you are looking to achieve. Dividends are slow burners but reasonably stable. Trading on price fluctuation can be exiting (if that is your thing) but require more of a constant market watch. Mixture of both achievable when the market dips. Funds give exposure to a wider section of the market.