| Many people jump when they hear that a stock is | | | | do a search on any of the main search engines. You |
| going to split. There is no reason to get excited | | | | can save them here & keep an eye on them |
| about a split. All it means is that you're getting twice | | | | over the following weeks. Some of these sites can |
| as many shares for half the original price so in effect | | | | organize up to 30 charts for you at any one time |
| you've gained nothing. However, in the very long | | | | onto the same screen so you can view all your |
| term, a stock that has split many times can give you | | | | upcoming splits in one glance thus saving you a lot of |
| substantial returns. But for the moment we're not | | | | time. Once you see a stock moving up about two |
| concerned with investing over long periods of time. | | | | weeks before a split is due then this is a good |
| So the truth about stock splits is this. A stock that is | | | | candidate for trading. Some traders only trade Stock |
| about to split will grab a lot of attention about two | | | | splits using these trading strategies & make a |
| weeks before the actual split. Once the split occurs | | | | fortune doing so. |
| most stocks drop in value. What we need to do is | | | | How to select Stock Splits to trade |
| find stocks that are about to split within the next | | | | 1: Go to the stock Splits calendar on Yahoo. |
| few weeks, there are many sites offering this | | | | 2: Select Stocks that are going to split within the |
| information, for this example we'll use yahoos splits | | | | next few weeks or so. |
| calendar which you can find by doing a search on | | | | 3: Keep an eye on these stocks. If a stock starts to |
| Yahoo. | | | | rise about two weeks before the split then this is a |
| Once you've found your list of splits you can enter | | | | good candidate to buy. |
| them into any online stock site that will keep tabs on | | | | 4: Sell the stock before or just after the split. |
| your stock for you, there are many out there, just | | | | |