Why doesn't Google split their stock price? $900 a stock...

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  • Socks
    Confirmed User
    • May 2002
    • 8475
    #1

    Why doesn't Google split their stock price? $900 a stock...

    Hit $900 today, pulled back to $885 right now.

    But wouldn't they be better served with an $80 stock price? I'm sure there's a lot of people who don't buy Google because of the perception of how few shares they get.
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    • Theo
      HAL 9000
      • May 2001
      • 34515
      #2
      Probably the effect it has is minimal since the big stock buyers/sellers will not be affected. Still it would be something to consider for new comers and smaller one.


      Did you know that Berkshire trades at $167,900.00/share, it never had a split I guess

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        • woj
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          • Jul 2002
          • 47880
          #3
          Originally posted by AVN Theo
          Probably the effect it has is minimal since the big stock buyers/sellers will not be affected. Still it would be something to consider for new comers and smaller one.


          Did you know that Berkshire trades at $167,900.00/share, it never had a split I guess
          you can buy BRK-B for ~$100, basically same stock, except different voting rights...
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