Apple has announced the company’s conference call webcast discussing Q4 – 2007 financial results will begin at 2pm PT/5pm ET on Monday, October 22, 2007.
To attend the conference call, QuickTime is required.
Apple’s Q4 07 conference call webcast will be able to be accessed here.
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stock split ?
Just wondering…IF a split were to happen.
If one were to buy some AAPL, wld it be better to buy before or after a split?
Seriously, can somebody enlighten me? Thanks!
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Iin terms of market value, a stock split is technically meaningless – twice as many shares at one-half of the former price. However, investors generally view stock splits as a sign of a company’s strength and likelihood for further growth. After all, the stock in question did appreciate enough to reach a valuation that drove discussion of a stock split.
In addition, the lower price reduces the entry level to buy a round lot (100 shares) of the company by a factor of two. This may encourage additional investment that could drive the stock higher.
That’s a layperson’s view of stock splits.