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Jan@Attackly
1Año
As a noob. What would happen if I hold 1 share I just have 0.25 shares afterwards?
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SharkAce@SharkAce
1Año
@Attackly Yes but no :D You get 4 new shares for 1 share. So before 1 share = 100€ afterwards 4 shares = 100€ and the share itself costs after the split only 25€.
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Jan@Attackly
1Año
@SharkAce wouldn't that be a normal split wouldn't a reverse split turn 4 shares into 1? Or have I taken a completely wrong turn?
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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend
1Año
@Attackly 4 becomes 1
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SharkAce@SharkAce
1Año
@Attackly Oops my mistake haha have not yet experienced a reverse split in my portfolio but in theory you should then be right
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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend
1Año
@SharkAce not only in theory. But it goes even higher. Aston Martin had 20:1 at that time with me
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SharkAce@SharkAce
1Año
@GoDividend what sense does it make then? 😅 A normal split already has its advantages somewhere
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