Google sets its IPO price range

No, but....: ..At a higher price, you can afford fewer shares and have a lower dividend...

No, the 'dividend per share' would be higher the less the number of shares out there.

As another poster stated it's the market capitalization that counts - whether made up of $10 shares (3.3B/10) in circulation or $135 shares (3.3B/135) in circulation.

HTH

Joe; Posted by: seosamh_z Posted on: 07/26/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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