#bstockscis $100 and 5 companies instead of one — I decided to check how realistic that is at all. 🤔💁👇
I split the amount evenly, $20 per each: NVDAB, TSLAB, CRCLB, MUB, and SNDKB — I intentionally chose completely different price points to see the difference.
The most expensive one turned out to be SNDKB: with $20 I got about 1.6% of a single share, because the share itself costs over 1200. With MUB, it’s a similar story—around 2.4%, also not a cheap company. NVDAB and TSLAB gave noticeably more—about 9% and 6% of a share respectively. And CRCLB, the cheapest of the five, handed over almost 30% of one share for the same $20.
Before, I didn’t even consider SanDisk or Micron as something affordable— a $1000+ share just didn’t fit the budget for a single experiment. With fractional bStock, the share price stopped being a barrier altogether: you’re not buying “a share,” you’re buying exactly the amount you decided to allocate, and the portfolio immediately comes out of five names, not one.
Have you ever tried splitting a small amount across multiple companies at once, or do you always pick just one?🧐🤭🙄
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
I split the amount evenly, $20 per each: NVDAB, TSLAB, CRCLB, MUB, and SNDKB — I intentionally chose completely different price points to see the difference.
The most expensive one turned out to be SNDKB: with $20 I got about 1.6% of a single share, because the share itself costs over 1200. With MUB, it’s a similar story—around 2.4%, also not a cheap company. NVDAB and TSLAB gave noticeably more—about 9% and 6% of a share respectively. And CRCLB, the cheapest of the five, handed over almost 30% of one share for the same $20.
Before, I didn’t even consider SanDisk or Micron as something affordable— a $1000+ share just didn’t fit the budget for a single experiment. With fractional bStock, the share price stopped being a barrier altogether: you’re not buying “a share,” you’re buying exactly the amount you decided to allocate, and the portfolio immediately comes out of five names, not one.
Have you ever tried splitting a small amount across multiple companies at once, or do you always pick just one?🧐🤭🙄
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
