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Evan
@evangower
Meme Stock Mullen $MULN Is Drowning Its Investors in Shares The electric vehicle company has issued a ton of stock as its value collapsed. There are now are almost 1.7 billion Mullen shares outstanding, compared with fewer than 25 million a year ago, and soon the authorized total could increase to as many as 5 billion, according to recent financial filings. Several hundred million of these shareSee more
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Update per #Bloomberg $TSLA Stock split is 8/25. "Each stockholder of record on August 17, 2022 will receive a dividend of two additional shares of common stock for each then- held share, to be distributed after close of trading on August 24". #tesla #stocksplit #stockmarketnews
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Chris
@tremmmy

Do you prefer to purchase a stock before or after a split? Feel free to explain below! #stocksplit #invest #investing #investing101 #grow #buildandgrow #possabilities #makingmoneymoves

Before64.71%
After35.29%
17 votes Ended 08/05/22
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What company do you think should consider a #stocksplit? $META $NVDA $MSFT $NFLX #longterm #makingmoneymoves #alittleatatime #possabilities #growth

Meta20.45%
Netflix27.27%
Microsoft34.09%
Nvidia18.18%
44 votes Ended 08/02/22
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Which #stocksplit has/have you most excited? $TSLA $AMZN $GOOGL

Alphabet 24.05%
Amazon21.52%
Tesla54.43%
79 votes Ended 07/21/22
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Invested in Alphabet
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Added KKR & Co to Watchlist
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If you were not aware Tuesday, June 21st Kellogg's announced they would be splitting into 3 separate companies! I released a post about it but wanted to dive into the full story. ‼️ I came to the realization that Kellogg split not because they were searching for more growth in their cereal and plant-based business, but because... 👀 Well, you can find out why here⬇️ https://youtu.be/EA_9CLqXUq8 WhSee more
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⚡️Tesla planning a 3 for 1 stock split this year ⚡️ In a SEC filing today, $TSLA plans to have a vote for a stock split during the company’s annual shareholders meeting on August 4th. As of today’s close, the new share price would be around $232 per share. Tesla announced “The primary purpose of the Authorized Shares Amendment is to facilitate a 3-for-1 split of our common stock in the form of aSee more
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Invested in Shopify
#foreverstocks 👍🏻 times are getting tougher each day and this is a long retail play but I do know this stock is way off from its high and could even go as low as 325, however the shareholders recently approved a 10 for 1 stock split so you will have 10 shares for every one share you have today end of june which makes this $37 a share - good buy - and long hold - this is a solid retail company with expanding ideas and you need to think longterm as if and when this stock will get back over $1,000 - adding this to my forever stock portfolio $SHOP #shopify #stocksplit #shopifysplit #growth https://www.fool.com/investing/2022/06/09/growth-stocks-to-buy-could-be-long-term-winner/
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I know there are a lot of questions regarding the stock split of $AMZN 📦 At a closing price of $2,447, divided by 20, $AMZN will open at $122.35 📊 Remember this DOES NOT change the valuation of the business. This only effects the stock price. See more
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Doing the Split
Major companies are making plans to initiate a stock split this year, lets look into why companies would be doing this.
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