Stock Splits Matter: Here's What's Coming in December
Briefly

"The most anticipated was the 10-for-1 split from artificial intelligence darling Nvidia Corp. this past June. However, investor concern about delays in new chip shipments likely had a bigger impact on shares than the stock split."
"When a company effectively divides each share of its stock into two or more shares, the stock is said to have split. This process lowers the value of each share, but the overall value of an investor's holdings remains unchanged."
"The most common stock split ratios are two for one and three for one, meaning each share an investor holds effectively becomes two or three shares, thereby maintaining the total market value of the company."
"While a stock split does not change the value of the company, it might serve to attract different investors, especially those who may be deterred by high share prices."
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