Bonus and Split Issue: 3 Stocks to Keep on Your Radar as They Turn Ex-Split and Bonus This Friday
Corporate actions like bonus issues and stock splits often attract strong investor interest because they increase liquidity and make shares more affordable for retail investors. As companies announce these actions, the stock price usually adjusts on the ex-date, which is the day when the shares start trading without the benefit of the corporate action.
Corporate actions like bonus issues and stock splits often attract strong investor interest because they increase liquidity and make shares more affordable for retail investors. As companies announce these actions, the stock price usually adjusts on the ex-date, which is the day when the shares start trading without the benefit of the corporate action.
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