Timothy Sykes
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What Is A Stock Split And Reverse Stock Split
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April 27, 2022
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I get a ton of questions about stock splits … So what are they and how can you use them to your advantage as a day trader? What are the risks? I’ll answer these questions for you today. Watch this now to learn what you need to know about stock splits.
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In this video, I dig deep into what traders like you must understand about stock splits.
That includes the reason real companies do stock splits and why they won't admit it publicly.
Fair warning: I’m a little harsh in this video. But I keep it real because no one else will. Tune in for a dose of brutal honesty that can help you trade smarter.
Plus, I’ll share the worst type of stock split, what it means for a company, and why small companies care so much about their stock prices.
I also want you to understand why trading stocks like Apple and Tesla won’t make you rich — even if they do stock splits. Tune in for this important lesson.
Finally, discover the cynical truth about the penny stock companies — and why I prefer to trade the worst of the worst.
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