Are you currently a small-time stock owner and why, excluding inherited stocks?

[itsclearlynicholas]

I'm just being curious to ask. Hell, I could own a few stocks just for the bragging rights, whether they lose money or gain money, it's just the fun of being able to even tell one's self, owning a small small small tiny part of a company. Like a rollercoaster ride. And if a few bucks of the purchase and overall goes down the drain, it's just loose change. like throwing down a wishing well by choice. Or making if lucky at all after taxes declares, a few bucks profit, at best, at best, hahaha. That's how I sees it. Lol.

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Correction: I realise my premise to the question is incorrect. Broker fees or buying stocks is actually a lot more expensive. Silly me, I was stupidly looking a those electronic trading fund thingy oh I don't know anymore lol hahaha sorry 😐😔

[Redstang88]

Define small time, personally I’d say investing less than a few thousand isn’t worth the hassle. But yeah I’ve some money sitting in investments

[OtterMan68]

I have a several thousands in stocks: long term investor for retirement.

[itsclearlynicholas]

The broker cost seems a real pain and a disincentive to me to buy stocks and when I owned ETFs or EFTs however they're spelt, I didn't make any profit at all, and sold them at a loss. Lol 😂😆

[OtterMan68]

I don't sell. I add to it as I like my stocks

[Anonymous]

Yes. And some of them are in the Atlanta Braves. So while I have a piddly amount, I like telling people I'm part owner of a major league baseball team. Because I'm technically telling the truth.🤣

[NathanDavis]

nope