u/porgstink

Hey everyone, I’m pretty new to investing and could use some guidance. I apologize if I sound a bit clueless about stocks I'm just trying to learn and make the most of this opportunity.

A little about me: I’m a college student with limited funds, so I want to start slow and steady. I’ve heard that companies like Amazon and Meta are good options right now. I’m planning to invest $20 in each of them. My question is, how many shares should I buy with that amount? If I understand correctly, one full share is what the stock is worth at the moment, so I’d probably need fractional shares to invest $20. Basically, how do you figure out how many shares to buy based on the amount of money you want to invest? Thanks in advance!

Hey there! I’m currently in school, and our latest assignment involves designing a pricing structure for a company looking to acquire another business to diversify. The company is somewhat debt-averse and wants our help in figuring out how to finance a $20 million acquisition. Their net revenue is around $40 million.

I’m wondering, what key financials should I focus on when determining the right pricing model? Also, how do I decide between offering term loans or revolving credit facilities? Any insights would be really helpful!