#bstockscis One thing in bStocks made me look at the very word “expensive” differently.

When you see a promo for $200, $500 or more, the brain automatically calculates: how many units can I buy? But with $SPCXB , $NVDAB , or $TSLAB the logic changes — you can set aside a specific amount and get a fractional share.

For example, a hypothetical $100 can be split like this:

$40 → $SPCXB
$30 → $NVDAB
$20 → $TSLAB
$10 → USDT

Not because this is a “correct” portfolio. I’m more interested in the shift in mindset itself.

Instead of the question:
“Which single stock can I afford?”

a different one appears:
“What portion of my capital do I want to give to each idea?”

But there’s also a downside: when buying a small piece is very easy, it’s just as easy to accumulate 15–20 positions and call it “diversification” 😅

So my rule is simple: each position must have a reason to be in the portfolio, even if it’s only $10.

What would you do?
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