There are a ton of companies in the world. Some of them are nearly impossible to be a part of, while others you can invest in with the click of a button. These few thousand “public” companies, or companies that anyone can buy a part of, can range from tech giants like Microsoft or Intel, to retailers like Costco or Amazon, to banks like JPMorgan Chase or Wells Fargo.
I am Ryland Goldman, an investor, programmer, entrepreneur, mathematician, high-schooler, and Apple fan.
Advertisement