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How you can own a piece of the Braves franchise
If you can't afford to go to a World Series game, you can instead own a piece of the Braves. They are the only team in Major League Baseball that is publically traded on the Stock Exchange.
ATLANTA - If you can’t afford to go to a World Series game, you can instead own a piece of the Atlanta Braves. They are the only team in Major League Baseball that is publicly traded on the stock exchange.
Realistically, a little bit of stock isn’t going to give you any control over the team, but it will feel good and be a great holiday gift.
Liberty Media Corporation owns the Braves. It’s a publicly traded company under the ticker name BATRK. Over on Fox Business you can track it. If you bought a share in 2016, it would’ve cost you $16.53. Today it’s worth $29.76. Unless you buy a lot, you’re not getting rich, but it’s a great souvenir. It's cheaper than a ticket or any division championship or World Series clothing.
This could also be a great gift item. And it’s pretty easy to get, Don Wilson the chief investment officer with Brightworth, told the Fox 5 I-Team.
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Braves fan gives father, daughter who are Astros fans tickets to World Series
An Astros fan was ready to trade some prized possessions to get his hands on some tickets. As it turns out, the man who got him some tickets is a huge Braves fan.
"Probably the easiest is to open a Schwab brokerage account, like a Schwab, a Fidelity, or Robinhood. You can buy it, and it’s only like $30 and it’s, well, a great thing to do."
If you want to take it a step further, you can frame it. Then, when the Braves win the World Series, you can look up and remember that historical day.