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What Is The Result Of A Reverse Stock Split....

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What is the result of a reverse stock split?

A reverse stock split usually occurs as a matter of last resort for a company that is in trouble of being delisted from one of the major stocks exchanges for a low stock price. These companies will essentially raise the price of their stock that each shareholder has but you will then own less shares.

As an example:

You own 1000 shares of a stock currently selling at .50 cents a share. After a 10 for 1 reverse stock split you would own 100 shares of stock that is now worth $5.00 a share.

From a shareholders stand point your total investment has not changed. This simply allows the corporation more time to turn the company around without getting delisted.



Return from Reverse Stock Split to Stock Market Investing



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