IVV
iShares Core S&P 500 ETF
stock NYSE ETF

We need a little more background — age/time horizon/is his a Roth IRA, IRA, Traditional Brokerage/What is the goal or thesis of whatever kind of acct this is.
I would say out of the many “I made an account and put money in ETFs that I be seeing people buy” — this is by far not the worst shot in the dark account - picks I’ve seen.
GPIQ — income oriented via Nasdaq CC’s. Yeah the couple of questions/just basic info I had mentioned above would make our break me saying this is a good or bad investment.
IQQ (Nasdaq100) & SCHB have about 87% overlap — different worlds on their methodology though. This could be useful overlap having the et. al. US broad market moved with the tech heavy and ex-financials IQQ.
VOO or SWPPX if you favor Schwab/IVV/SPYM (I’d like to mention SCHX — S&P500 basically plus 250 large/some mid US companies) wouldn’t be a bad dump all out and into with this (hopefully an IRA). If it’s a traditional brokerage, remember every sale is going to be taxed.

The classic answer is to dollar cost average into the S&P 500 ETFs such as VOO, SPY or IVV, maybe some in the NASDAQ 100 ETF QQQ. If you are young, you can take on more risk. I would take the $10,000 and split it between four stocks being driven by the AI supercycle. Candidates are NVIDIA, Micron, CrowdStriike, AMD, Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, SpaceX (an interesting mix of AI, space and telecom). After picking four and setting limit orders for the price you want to pay, you can invest the $3,000 per month in the S&P 500 ETF of your choice for the next two years to build up a solid base.

I simply did $1,000,000 invested into IVV/NDQ/VEU 10 years ago would have you around $3,000,000 net gains adding a little bit of leverage 10% gets you even more. What would a 1m house be worth from 2016 until 2026 probably 2m at best.

It’s pretty easy, buy a broad etf with many companies to spread the risk. You can do VTI or SCHB, those are total market funds. VOO, SPY and IVV represent 500 stocks, the S&P500.
If you want some risk consider SPMO. These are companies that are demonstrating growth momentum. It’s grown by 450% over the last 10 years. That’s not to say it will keep growing at that rate. It’s a risk.
There’s qqqm, it’s 100 companies, representing the Nasdaq. It’s a lot of technology which is a good place to be.
I’d do 3K SCHB, 3K QQQM and 3K SPMO.
Or there are a million other combinations.