- 1). Find out what name the company trades under, and on which stock market. Every company has a unique name assigned to it, so make sure that you have the proper steel mill before you invest your money.
- 2). Go to your broker and buy as much stock as you desire. If you work with a flesh-and-blood broker, then all you need to do is call him up and give him the instructions for what company you want to buy, and how much stock you want. If you use a computer broker, then you'll need to fill out all of the fields yourself, including the identity of the stock and how many shares you want to have.
- 3). Make sure that you have all of the necessary information to confirm your deal. As with any purchase, you should get a receipt, including the fees you paid, how many shares of stock you now have and when they were purchased in order to make it official.
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