今天吃午飯時查看股票報價，發現招行 (3968) 的股價不見了4元，嚇得心臟差點從胸口跳了出來。後來上港交所的網頁查看，才知道今天是除淨日。
不過招行的末期息只不過是每股0.1元，為何股價會不見了那麼多？揉揉眼，看見 Bonus 3 for 10 一句。原來招行派紅股，好一個驚喜！
栗妹一向喜歡跟股票談戀愛，現在首號情股送上厚禮，自是喜上眉梢。雖然紅股不會讓栗即時獲利 (還要賠上銀行手續費~)，但我一直深信招行前程遠大，只要經濟復蘇，它一定能搶閘跑出，替栗贏漂亮的一仗。
幸好買股票的全是閒錢，只要栗妹一息尚存，總會等到打勝仗的一天的。
if the stock price drops, it must've been 3 "to" 10, which means for each 10 shares you have, they give you 3 more, and you have a total of 13 shares.
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3 "for" 10 means a reverse split, for each 10 shares your have, they take them back and give you 3. The stock price would triple in that case.
[版主回覆05/19/2009 08:09:00]OMG, Teacher. The people in HKEx made a mistake then!
http://www.hkex.com.hk/invest/index.asp?id=company/profilemenu_page_e.asp
I thought 'Bonus 3 for 10' means 'Bonus 3 (shares) for (every) 10 (shares you have)' ...
Sure, you could interpret it that way. But normally, "for" implies some kind of replacement, while "to" implies a oneway movement, in everyday English.
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If the HKEx use "for" that way, how do they describe a reverse split, replacing 10 shares with 3 shares?
早晨呀！栗子妹
回覆刪除這兩天內銀股飛天，你的情人又快高長大了。
哈哈～～～栗妹呀栗妹，用這種態度來對付後一篇的事不就好了
回覆刪除送紅股一般都是揾笨的.
回覆刪除[版主回覆11/09/2010 07:57:00]我前不久才知道 , 不過算啦, 總好過放定期.