When something trades over $200 per share and then I can get it for +- $70, that sounds like a good time to get in if you ask me. Why does anyone assume anything? I call it speculation more than assumption.
No. You're going to get a situation where you have "professional selling" versus "retail buying". The pros prevail each time. Besides, it would be a good time to fill in that gap too. We'll see how it plays out.
Think it's ' net order imbalance indicator ' aka NOII. I am using Nasdaq NOII level II and it seems quite accurate though.
"I can get it for +- $70 " Buy 33 shares right now and you can have the same position as 70 shares, post split
be that as it may, 70 shares at $254 = $25,146 33 shares at $762 = $25,146 I am of the mind that if I have 70 shares of something, and lets just say it goes up 20 points, I will make 1,400 as opposed to the 33 shares of the same thing that goes up 20 points making me 660. If I am wrong about that (the facts not the speculation) I don't know what I will do, but it will be drastic. . . Therefore, I speculate.
Anyone who would buy it at $68 or pay $6,800 for 100 shares post split would simply by 33 shares at $206 now. After the split they will have about 100 shares at $68 if it happend right now. SO whether you buy 100 shares post or 33 pre, you are in the boat. The split changes nothing.