RE:RE:RE:RE:Is the rate cut definately going to be bullish?Well I'm not against a stock splt. Especially if it encourages more investment.
AEM currently yields less than 2% so a bump might encourage potential profit takers to hold.
Of course a big rate cut might take AEM to ATHs taking the yield under 1.5%.
You have to think an increase would be more than warranted then.
Given that today is payday and the FED is expected to cut rates on Wednesday.
Divy bump if earnings are good at the next ER?
FED....25% or .5% cut? Does it even matter which?
GLTY and all
Sunvalley wrote: The effects of a stock split broadens the distribution of a company,s shares , increases marketability and facilitates equity financing in the future if required. Most companies believe it is good corporate strategy to keep the market price of their shares in a popular price range which is generally lower as it "seems" more affordable to more investors. I agree that it adds no value per se , but it adds other features that have been proven to increase attractiveness to a far greater shareholder base . In most cases the stock price advances over time due to these added measures. I,m all for it!