How to Invest in GEICO Stock

Sign up with a stock broker. Companies that handle stock trades include E*Trade, Interactive Brokers, TradeKing, Charles Schwab, and others. The broker you select will depend on how much you want to invest, whether you want to handle your trading in person or online, and how much involvement you want from your broker.
Search for Berkshire Hathaway when looking up the price of stock. This is GEICO's parent company, so you will need to invest in them to invest in GEICO.
Decide how much money you want to spend. Multiply the stock's current price by the number of shares you want to buy to determine how much money you will need.
Send your broker the order for the stock. This can be done by phone for non-online brokers. For online brokers, you will need an account that you can manage yourself. Select how much of the stock you want to buy, and submit the order from your online account.
Send the broker money to buy your initial stock. For online brokers, you will need to register a credit/debit card, or bank account to cover the cost of the stock. For offline brokers, send them a check to cover the cost of the stock you want to buy.

How to Transfer Stock Shares (6 Steps)

Contact the transfer agent listed on the stock certificate and find out if he accepts a transfer request on the back of the stock certificate or requires a separate transfer of ownership form.
Each current owner must sign the stock certificate or transfer form and have the signature witnessed with a 'medallion signature guarantee.' A medallion signature guarantee can be obtained at a stockbroker or bank. Each signature must be made in the presence of person with the medallion signature guarantee authority.
List the name, address and social security or taxpayer ID number of each new owner either on the transfer form or the back of the stock certificate, as directed by the transfer agent.
Make copies of all documents for your records.
Send the stock certificate and transfer form, by certified or registered mail if required, to the address provided by the transfer agent. The mailing should be insured for 2 percent of the value of the stock shares.
New share certificates will be mailed to the new owner or owners at the address or addresses included in the transfer documentation.