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Many people would say the smallest number of shares an investor can purchase is one, but the real answer is not quite as straightforward. While there is no minimum order limit on the purchase of a publicly-traded company's stock, it's advisable to buy blocks of stock with a minimum value of $500 to $1,000.
In short, it doesn't matter how many stocks you are buying. It's the quality of the stock that is more important than the quantity. If the 'market price' of the company is high, however the company is good and the valuation is decent, then even buying 1 share makes sense and is worth it.
In short, it doesn't matter how many stocks you are buying. It's the quality of the stock that is more important than the quantity. If the 'market price' of the company is high, however the company is good and the valuation is decent, then even buying 1 share makes sense and is worth it.
If you can keep your costs down, some experts recommend buying a portfolio of 12 to 18 stocks to properly diversify out the risk of owning individual stocks. Your diversification should be based on total share value, not share count.
Actually if it is a good company with high pricing value of shares on the stock market the one or two shares would yield you some dividend at the end of the trading period. It is only bad where the share value drops at the stock market. You do not need to worry about the number of shares you buy in Amazon.
So when you buy a share of stock on the stock market, you are not buying it from the company, you are buying it from some other existing shareholder. Likewise, when you sell your shares, you do not sell them back to the company rather you sell them to some other investor.
Consider buying fractional shares. Small investors can buy, say, ½ or Â1⁄4 of a share of a security, including a stock, mutual fund and exchange traded fund, and build up their holdings over time. For instance, you can buy $100 of Google stock, which is about 1/5 of a share. (The stock is trading at around $524.)
But that isn't true in fact, you can get involved without even buying a whole share of stock at once. With fractional share investing, you can buy as little as $5 or $10 of a stock in a single trade. This method of buying partial shares of stock is known as fractional share investing.
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