Micro Investing in Stocks

[Nomad]

If you have small funds, at the moment you might not able to buy Apple stocks as it is over $200. What if you could invest in Apple Inc with just $20? Well, you cam absolutely do this. Instead of buying the whole stocks, you can try investing in a fraction of stocks. This reduces risk while exposing you to high-quality stocks with small funds. This is similar to investing in crypto, where instead of one crypto coin, you can buy fraction of the coin. This strategy is normally called micro investing and is available through micro investment platform.

 

[Suba]

In general, global stocks such as Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft etc. Very promising and has brilliant performance, after all can be bought in a fraction so we don't need to buy per share. But until now I have no longer been interested in investing in global stocks, besides that there are also obstacles such as high transaction costs, also the cost of converting local currencies with USD is often an additional investor fee that can reduce profit.

 

[gwolf666]

It's a good idea but you should never expect an exaggerated profit, because it is precisely a microinvestment, the profits should be considered as an extra income, since if you want to earn considerable extra money or a large income like a salary, you obviously have to invest a lot of money.

 

[Augusta]

Micro investing allows investors to start with minimal capital, often using spare change from everyday purchases to build a diversified portfolio over time

 

[King Belieal]

From what @Nomad, micro investing in stocks is a viable way to enter the stock market as a beginner. One can keep increasing from there.