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15-07-2016 02:19PM

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BrokenArrows

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Delete. Wrong forum.

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#2 15-07-2016 02:42PM

Tom Dunne

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I think it depends on the company/its market share/potential/the alignment of the planets.

I've seen my shares do nothing other than rise after a stock split (well known US multinational).

In general financial terms, stocks/shares are a long-term bet.

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