1 Beaten-Down Stock-Split Company to Avoid in 2025 and Beyond
Some investors associate stock splits with a company performing well, and there's a reason for that. Companies often split their stock after their share prices have become expensive due to market-beating performances. However, companies significantly lagging behind the market can be forced to conduct stock splits. Tilray Brands (TLRY 2.34%), a cannabis company, is a good example.The two kinds of stock splitsWhen companies issue multiple new shares for each share that an investor owns, it's called a forward ...