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Stock split calculator
Your shares, the price and your average cost after a split or a reverse split.
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The shares and the split
After the split
After the 3-for-1 split, 100 shares at 300 become 300 shares at 100. Still worth $30,000.00.
- Your average cost
- 250 becomes 83.3333 a share; your total cost stays $25,000.00.
- Options and orders
- Open orders are often cancelled on the split date; option contracts are adjusted by the exchange.
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A split changes the count, not the value
In a 3-for-1 split, every share becomes three, and the price is cut to a third. 100 shares at 300 become 300 shares at 100: still 30,000. A reverse split goes the other way, often for a company whose price has fallen a long way. Charts and your broker's average cost are adjusted, so compare prices from before the split with care.
To find your average cost after several buys, use the average price calculator; for a sale's result after costs, the stock profit calculator.
Not advice or tax advice. Arithmetic on the numbers you type; how part shares are paid out depends on the broker.
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