And once you have 3 times the shares you had before the split ( split to take place on 10-10-24) once the share value begins to climb back up to where it was you will be in a very good position, and taking into consideration that Warren Buffet just pulled 283 billion $$ from the market SHCD would a very good place to park your $$ - awesome post thank you. Ps Buffet put that $$ into Treasury Bills making it accessible if needed quickly.
You're spot on! Post-split, the potential for SCHD's share price to rise offers a great opportunity, especially for long-term investors. With Buffett's move into Treasury Bills, keeping an eye on safe, high-quality ETFs like SCHD is a smart strategy
How is this when dividends comes along? Does it pays 3 to 1 on the split shares? If not, would it make more sense to buy right after the split when the new price is in place and the dividend will be count as one instead 1/3 of a share.
Dividends after a stock split are typically adjusted to reflect the split, so you’d receive the same total dividend amount across your shares. Timing your purchase after the split can be a smart move for a better entry price!
Glad you found it helpful! Yes, other ETFs have done stock splits before, and it's usually a sign of strong growth, making shares more affordable for investors
And once you have 3 times the shares you had before the split ( split to take place on 10-10-24) once the share value begins to climb back up to where it was you will be in a very good position, and taking into consideration that Warren Buffet just pulled 283 billion $$ from the market SHCD would a very good place to park your $$ - awesome post thank you. Ps Buffet put that $$ into Treasury Bills making it accessible if needed quickly.
You're spot on! Post-split, the potential for SCHD's share price to rise offers a great opportunity, especially for long-term investors. With Buffett's move into Treasury Bills, keeping an eye on safe, high-quality ETFs like SCHD is a smart strategy
How is this when dividends comes along? Does it pays 3 to 1 on the split shares? If not, would it make more sense to buy right after the split when the new price is in place and the dividend will be count as one instead 1/3 of a share.
3:1 on shares.
1:3 on dividend.
Effectively zero fundamental change as a result.
Don't change your strategy based on a stock split.
Dividends after a stock split are typically adjusted to reflect the split, so you’d receive the same total dividend amount across your shares. Timing your purchase after the split can be a smart move for a better entry price!
Very informative and helpful, thank you! Have any ETFs ever been done the same before?
Glad you found it helpful! Yes, other ETFs have done stock splits before, and it's usually a sign of strong growth, making shares more affordable for investors