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Yes, but you will have to have a trustee account set up for it. The trustee, usually the parent or legal guardian, is the official name on the account until you turn 18, and are the only ones who can actually make the buys/sells for you.
Luci D
If you have a custodial account with your guardian, and it's an online account, you can make trades and buy and sell stocks as long as you have money in the account.
Once you become 18 years old, the account can be changed over to you alone as individual account holder.
E-Trade is a good online brokerage:
https://us.etrade.com/e/t/home
escapegrl1
Yes if you have the min. amt. to invest.
dkarlsenyh
Actually I don't believe you can open a brokerage account if you are only 15.
If someone works at a brokerage and knows for sure, then feel free to correct me.
Edit: Brian G, that makes sense. So the answer is no, but your legal guardian can own them.
reena r
Why not...
Penelope
Of course - that's the age I was when I began investing in mutual funds and started an IRA. Find a good financial advisor.
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