@Trader121 I am a random guy on internet, you should neither trust nor listen to any specific investment advise I might give. 
If you are 1 month into your investing, you definitely do not have the knowledge to pick individual stocks. (My sincerest apologies, if this sounded condescending) Best advice I can give you is to first invest in yourself. 2-3 books costing may be £50 about fundamentals should not be considered much if you think about using these skills over many years.
If you have money now and want to start investing right away, pick a few generalised ETFs and branch into your choices over time as you learn more.
There is a thread about book recommendations for beginners in this forum, and I have my recommendations over there as well.