No, atleast not at the present time. Facebook has not yet filed for an IPO (Initial Public Offering) which is where a company sells a stake of the company to the public, to be publicly traded. A company does this to raise cash.
Until Facebook has its IPO, then allows its stock to be optioned, you can't.
When you have the guts and money !!
Facebook is a privately traded company so you cannot buy stock or obtain stock unless you are employed by Facebook.
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The place you would generally buy Microsoft Stock is the NASDAQ Stock Market. Obviously you can and likely will be purchasing the stock through a brokerage.
Yes, it is possible to purchase only one share of stock. Lower than one is not possible, so people can't buy fractional units. When people buy mutual funds, it is possible to buy fractional units.
If you believe it will be a good investment in the long run, the decisions all up to you.
when facebook opens on wednesday what is the stock symbol going to be
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This question makes no sense. They don't have a stock "market." but assuming you're asking why they have a stock, listed on NASDAQ, btw...the answer is that they're a business. Like Google, Yahoo!, Orbitz and other Web companies that have stock listings, Facebook too wants you to buy shares of what they do today with it in mind of what you think they'll become.
Facebook stock is not currently traded publically. Some employees do have shares of stock and are selling them, but there is no set value for a share of stock.
Yes, if it is possible and you have money to buy uranium for the future.