Newer investors sometimes don't have a lot of money to invest, making stocks with high per-share prices difficult to invest in. That's a shame because it puts many great companies out of reach. On the flip side, low share prices can also entice inexperienced investors to buy shares of terrible companies simply because the low price meets their budget.

The good news is that there's no correlation between stock price and quality. For those who can put at least $100 to work in the market, here are two stocks to consider, each with their own reasons for being compelling buys right now. 

This may seem like a strange choice considering that its recent share price of $68 is 86% off its early 2021 high. That fall from grace is due to a combination of factors, some that are internal and others that are external.

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Source Fool.com