@jammo; you have missed one small point. The 'new' shares are not exactly new! It is the same old shares that have been split into smaller units...they do not represent any new capital in the company.
For that reason,if one had 1,000 shares and had not seen any reason to sell,say 900 of them at sh120,he will still see no reason to sell 9,000 (post split) at 12bob. Thus we might not get the 'flood'.
Right now,the price is being driven by the fact that purchase orders are pegged on a shilling amount....e.g.,if I had placed an order for 500 @ sh120,I should have given my broker sh60k
Post split book closure,my order is still valid,but this time,the cash amount can take up 5,000 shares....and I'm not the only one with a buy order.
On the other hand,If you had placed an order to sell 500 @ sh120,suddenly the 500 effectively became 50 at sh120....or 500 at 12....because the par value of the share was divided by a factor of 10.
As jammo had mentioned in another thread,this is not the time to buy EQTY simply because the market is distorted. Wait until the split shares are loaded into CDSC accounts...the price will stabilise and then you can decide to make your move.
My guess is that the price will cool off at arround 12 to 14 bob...slight higher than the pre-split level. My reasoning is that now many people will find them affordable...sh10k will get you a decent 700shares....
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