yes you did...and yes I did...thanks!
Please note those posts were for entertainment purposes
It's funny that I'm explaining all of this and CNBC and analysts don't get it.
1. Stock splits allow for retail to get in and buy full shares. Most retail couldn't afford the price tags.
2. Knowing this, other investors predict that retail will buy in when split happens.
3. Investors buy in based on that prediction.
4. Prediction comes true as retail does buy in.
5. Both investors/retail buying in allows for stocks to rise and then rise more.
There will be a correction down the road but who cares..
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