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What do you mean? The specific price per share doesn’t mean anything. It’s just a number calculated from value of the company and number of shares.

• Spivak 6y ago
  If I get my first sale today for $1 and then tomorrow make a sale for $3 I can say my daily revenue is up 200%. The impressiveness of growth percentages drops off when your base is small.
  • graeme 6y ago
    The argument you’re looking for is that the market capitalization is small. The stock price itself is irrelevant and depends on units of stock extant.
  • keymone 6y ago
    If Apple does 1:100 split and their shares will have new price of $3.89, will that somehow make Apple stock more volatile?