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Hello students, here is a question.
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Orcutt has just declared a 4 for 3 stock split.
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If the pre -split price of a common stock was $54, a share, what you can expect for the post split price will be? so, we have 4 options given here.
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We have to choose the right option for this.
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So, and we have one more question.
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Sorry has declared a 50 % stock dividend.
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If the stock was selling for $34 before an ex -dividend date, what should the price be on the ex -dividend date? so, here also we have 4 options.
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We have to choose the right options from this.
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So, let us start solving this.
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So, first question answer will be 4 of 3 stock split means 3 share of stock of your own.
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Split means 3 shares of stock you own.
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You will receive an additional share of resulting of 4 shares.
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This means that the total number of shares will increase by 33 .33 % or one third.
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However, the value of a company remains the same.
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So, therefore, the post split price per share will be divided pre -split price divided by the split ratio.
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Pre -split price divided by split ratio...