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We can see this market reaction reflecting in the example of the Apple Stock split in June 2014. Apple Inc. split its shares 7-for-1 to make them more accessible to a larger number of investors. Right before the split, each share's opening price was approximately $649.88. After the split, the price per share at market open was $92.70, which is 648.90 ÷ 7.
The day after the stock split, the price had increased to a high of $95.05 to reflect the increased demand from the lower stock price.
On 22/05/2019, HDFC Bank announced a stock split of 1:1 (Old Face Value- 2, New Face Value- 1)Following were the key dates:
1.Record Date: 20/09/2019- determines which shareholders are entitled to receive additional shares due to the split.
2.Ex-Split Date: 19/09/2019- ex-date is usually set one business day prior to the record date since India follows a T+2 rolling settlement for delivery of shares.
Apple Stock Split Timeline 2020:There are several key dates.
1.The Record Date – August 24, 2020 - determines which shareholders are entitled to receive additional shares due to the split.
This is clarified by FAQ on Apple’s website:
What happens if I buy or sell shares on or after the Record Date and before the Ex-Date? If you sell shares on or after the Record Date (August 24, 2020) but before the Ex-Date (August 31, 2020) you will be selling them at the pre-split price. At the time of the sale, you will surrender your pre-split shares and will no longer be entitled to the split shares. Following the split, the new owner of the shares will be entitled to the additional shares resulting from the stock split. If you buy shares on or after the Record Date but before the Ex-Date, you will purchase the shares at the pre-split price and will receive (or your brokerage account will be credited with) the shares purchased. Following the split, you will receive (or your brokerage account will be credited with) the additional shares resulting from the stock split.
Source: https://investor.apple.com/faq/default.aspxIf you are still not clear about the difference between a stock split concept in India and the USA, you can watch a detailed video on our Youtube Channel.
