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 | | Thus, if XYZ stock, selling for $50 per share, splits 2-for-1, then there would be twice as many shares, but they would trade around $25 per share, because the value of the company has not increased because of the split, and, therefore, the total market capitalization would remain about the same. |
 | | Stock SSS is relatively stable, and has ranged between $40 and $60 per share over the past year, whereas stock VVV is more volatile, and has ranged from $30 to $70. |
 | | Stock index options are based on a stock index rather than on specific stocks. |
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