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Stock splitOccurs when a firm issues new shares of stock and in turn lowers the current market price of its stock to a level that is proportionate to pre-split prices. For example, if IBM trades at $100 before a two-for-one split, after the split it will trade at $50, and holders of the stock will have twice as many shares as they had before the split. See: Split.Stock split Similar MatchesWiener Borse (Austrian Stock Exchange)Wiener Borse (Austrian Stock Exchange)Established in 1771, the major securities market of Austria. Shanghai Stock ExchangeShanghai Stock ExchangeOne of two major securities markets in China. Unissued stockUnissued stockA company's authorised stock which has not yet been issued. OTC margin stockOTC margin stockShares traded over-the-counter that can be used as margin securities under Regulation T. Income stockIncome stockIn the US, a reputable stock with a record of consistently high dividend payments to shareholders. Further SuggestionsDeal stockLetter stock No par value stock New Zealand Stock Exchange Small capitalization (small cap) stocks Orphan stock Voting stock National Stock Exchange (NSE) Restricted Stock Award result of stock swap Stock index participating preferred stock Shopped stock Interest sensitive stock Karachi Stock Exchange Participating preferred stock Contramarket stock Adjustable rate preferred stock (ARPS) Quarter stock Value stock fund Exchange of stock Mexican Stock Exchange Stock Stockholm Stock Market Jakarta Stock Exchange |
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