Super Micro shares begin trading Tuesday on a split-adjusted basis. The stock’s drop between the announcement date and effective date could be the steepest in more than two years.

Super Micro Computer has a 10-for-1 stock split planned for after market close Sept. 30. Companies that decide to split their stock -- increasing share count and decreasing per-share price -- are usually doing quite well.

Super Micro Computer’s once-highflying stock is set to split next week after taking a beating over regulatory concerns and disappointing financial results. Super Micro said on Aug. 6 that its board of directors had authorized a 10-for-1 split of its common stock,

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) jumped out of the gate in 2024 and rallied hard in the first few months. Indeed, the stock was up more than 300% for the year to date back in mid-March but it has since pared these gains to about 46% amid a series of fundamental woes.

Stock splits have been a major part of market activity this year, with high-profile names like Nvidia and Walmart launching such operations. And, as you can see from my examples,

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