The ‘In and Out’ Economy
it’s helpful to view upcoming earnings and company performance through the lens of the “In and Out” economy.
Read moreit’s helpful to view upcoming earnings and company performance through the lens of the “In and Out” economy.
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Read morePRESPLIT activity indicates that a security you hold (for example, a stock or ETF) is undergoing or underwent a stock split. A reverse stock split occurs when the issuer of a security reduces the number of outstanding shares and increases the corresponding value of each post-split share. Alternatively, a regular stock split is when the issuer increases the number of shares and reduces the corresponding value of each post-split share. Neither generally impact the total value of the security being split. These are involuntary events and it may take a few days for an account to reflect updates to the shares held and corresponding market value. Transactions in the impacted security before the split may reflect with a PRESPLIT notation.
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