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Then you'll feel more confident about getting a brokerage account, and investing your money. Just google Best Brokerage Firms. Schwab is awesome; I highly reccommend it - everything is free w/ no minimums req'd. Their checking account is free w/ no ATM fees.
Call Schwab, or just go to the site - they'll answer all your questions even if you don't have an account yet. They deal with n00b investors all the time. Which is a good thing. They'll get you rolling better than I ever could, but in the end when you invest your money - do what you think; don't get too caught up in what anyone else has to say.
I was just looking for a free checking account, and ended up with a free brokerage account as well; learned a bit about the market, and started making bank.
Another way to look at it is. The amount of shares you own in a company equates to how many dollars you'll make if that stock goes up one dollar in share price.
Example; 100 shares = 100 dollars 1000 shares = 1000 dollars & etc...
The lower the share price, the more shares you can buy...
I was thinkin about it, and you should just pick a few stocks and start a free portfolio in google finance. It would be a pretend portfolio; but you'll pick up some practice without risking any money. Practice in the sense of picking stocks, and seeing how they fluctuate.