ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How does a stock reproduce? By splitting!... Ok not a great joke. But, how many times have you heard the term 'stock split' and wondered, 'is this good or bad?' Peter takes us down the rabbit hole of what really happens when a stock splits and who it benefits.
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