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Non-Tech : PACC
PACC 0.00Nov 17 4:00 PM EST
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To: John Martin who wrote (240)7/7/1997 7:43:00 AM
From: David Alan Cook   of 510
 
John,
Stock splits tend to be viewed in a favorable manner on Wall Street. Specific benefits would include:

1) Making shares more available to institutions. More shares could encourage more institutional ownership which is about 31% now.
2) Could lower the bid / ask spread. Small cap stocks with a small float tend to have higher bid/ask spreads.
3) Price action after a stock split has been positive in the past especially for small cap companies.( Tends to be viewed as a signal of more good things to come )

* PACC may wait until the stock approaches $30 before having a stock split

* I would love to see the company announce a stock split at a price above $20.

DC
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