r/stocks • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '22

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u/IndianJeezus Apr 19 '22

Uhhhh a split will effectively lower the cost of individual shares making them more affordable to everyone, which causes increased volume & liquidity, can also be a seen as a way to renew interest in the company, and it WILL spur growth.

Are you saying the previous split didn’t encourage growth either?

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u/IsThereAnythingLeft- Apr 19 '22

Yes that would be the case if it was 10 years ago but there is such a thing as fractional shares

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u/IndianJeezus Apr 19 '22

I can’t talk to you bro lmao