Yes, it is possible to buy part of a stock, but there are some caveats. In comparison with cryptocurrencies, where you can easily buy as small a fraction as you want, the situation is a bit more nuanced when it comes to stocks. In short, the answer to whether you can buy part of a stock will depend on your broker of choice. Many modern brokers offer »fractional shares«, making it possible to buy a fraction of a stock. For example, most people cannot afford to buy a share of Berkshire Hathaway Class A stock, which is trading at _PRICE_ at the time of writing. In this case, you could still get exposure to the company’s performance by buying fractional shares at a broker that supports this feature. However, it’s worth noting that owning fractional shares through a broker may not provide you with the same rights as owning whole shares – make sure to understand your broker’s fractional shares offering before deciding to make an investment. On some online trading platforms, users can buy tokenized stocks, where a company’s shares are represented through blockchain-based tokens. Since tokens are easily divisible, tokenized stocks also generally allow you to buy a fraction of a stock. However, tokenized shares also come with their own caveats, and might not give you the same rights as holding regular shares.