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InvestingBerkshire's Stock Splits: Good Buy Or Goodbye?
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway recently split its stock. Is this a sign to buy? -
InvestingStock Splits: A Closer Look At Its Effects
Most trades, including short sales and options, aren't materially affected by a stock split. Still, it's important for shareholders to understand how these events impact various aspects of investing. ... -
InvestingDo Stock Splits Cause Volatility?
Since stock splits decrease the stock price, do they also increase volatility because shares are traded in smaller increments? Investopedia examines assumptions about this increasingly common ... -
InvestingUnderstanding Stock Prices and Values
Find out why a stock with a six-figure share price can still be a good value. -
InsightsAmazon Hits $1000
Amazon.com Inc. has hit $1000 per share, but don't expect CEO Jeff Bezos to approve a split. -
InvestingUnder Armour Splits Stock Two-for-One (UA)
On its own, the split is purely cosmetic and means nothing, given how well Under Armour has performed amid persistent competitive pressure. -
InvestingIf You Had Invested Right After AT&T's IPO (T)
Analyze how AT&T stock has performed after the company's 1984 IPO, and learn how you would have fared had you been an early investor. -
InvestingIf You Had Invested in Qualcomm Right After Its IPO (QCOM)
Find out about how much you would have if you had bought 100 shares of Qualcomm during its initial public offering and the amount you would receive in dividends. -
InvestingAnalysis: Motivating Factors Behind Pfizer’s Big Split
Pfizer plans to split into three separate businesses in a major restructuring move. Here's what you need to know. -
InvestingXoma Sets 1-for-20 Reverse Stock Split (XOMA)
Xoma declared a 1-for-20 reverse stock split to comply with the $1 per share minimum bid price required for continued listing on Nasdaq.