Your examples don’t make sense. I don’t see how they relate. I agree with the other poster. If you can’t afford one share of a [speculative] stock, you likely

Your examples don’t make sense. I don’t see how they relate. I agree with the other poster. If you can’t afford one share of a [speculative] stock, you likely shouldn’t be buying it. Your life would have to be insanely privileged beyond belief for a reasonable question/response to be on the high end of privileged stuff. Again, being able to afford stocks is privileged in the first place. If you can’t afford to pay for a single stock for 99% of stocks, you likely can’t afford to lose 50% of that stocks value. Which is possible with Coinbase. Being on and only on eTrade is pretty privileged. Why are you on there? The fact that you didn’t need to sign up to the newer stock startups for the $5 new customer stock they give you is highly privileged. The majority of the US doesn’t have a college degree yet I’m assuming you do. But please, don’t let me get in your way when talking tuition.