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Increased Affordability and Accessibility: The primary reason for a split is to lower the price per share, making the stock more accessible and affordable to a broader range of retail investors. This can attract new buyers who may have been priced out at the higher, pre-split price.
Increased Liquidity: With more shares outstanding and a lower price, trading volume often increases, leading to greater market liquidity (easier to buy and sell shares).
Positive Signal (Bullish Sentiment): A company typically splits its stock when its share price has risen significantly, which signals to the market that management is confident in the company's past performance and future growth prospects. This can lead to increased investor interest and a potential short-term boost in the stock price.
Psychological Appeal: Some investors may feel more comfortable owning a larger number of shares at a lower price than a single, high-priced share, which can drive demand.

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