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Technology Stocks : Apple Inc.
AAPL 285.86-0.1%1:35 PM EST
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To: HerbVic who wrote (170709)6/10/2014 5:20:27 AM
From: Ryan Bartholomew  Read Replies (1) of 213173
 
So, to say that companies generally do so (split their stock) because their share price has increased is misleading if not outright faulty logic.
See paragraph #3

Companies generally split their stock when it is above $100 a share
Correct. Which jives with the above.

One way to capitalize on market moves is to recognize pricing displacement and invest to participate in its correction.
Correct, but you'd be hard pressed to find inefficient pricing based upon a widely known stock split of a broadly traded stock, after the announcement. Like I said, if you know how to spot these situations, please do share with us!
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