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If you were trading in the market in 2020, you might remember the forward stock splits in Tesla and Apple stock.
It created a frenzy of buying in anticipation of the splits.
But why?
Sadly, too many traders don't understand what it actually means for their accounts.
They get caught up in the hype of a high-flying stock...
And they think they're getting something for nothing.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but there's no such thing.
If you want to trade 'real' companies, you have to know the games they play. And you must understand the effect stock splits can have on your account.
After a stock split, many traders see changes to their accounts that they don't understand...
They wonder if they lost money or made money.
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Then you can decide for yourself if you think they're good, bad, or even worth your time.
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