Aqa
04-18
It is true that generally retail investors tend to avoid high-priced stocks. But from theoretical perspective, a high stock price per share does not mean it is ‘expensive’. It is the sum of money allocated per trade that matters. Buying 1 share of a $1,000 stock that goes up 10% earns $100. Buying 10 shares of a $100 stock with the same 10% gain also earns $100. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal @TigerGPT @1PC
$1,000 Too Expensive? How Much Does Price Affect Your Decision?
From an investment logic perspective, a single $1,000 stock and ten $100 stocks yield the same return percentage if you invest the same amount of money. But in practice, high-priced stocks do have a psychological impact on everyday investors. So, how much do high-priced stocks influence your investing decisions? A high stock price doesn’t mean the stock is expensive. It’s easy to say — but do you truly believe it? SOXL is $10, Nvidia is $100, Netflix is $1,000. If you had $5,000 — how would you allocate it?
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