They weren’t penny stocks, but they were low. I have a personal relevant story about this.
When I was in high school, for Christmas one year among other things as kind of a neat oddball present my dad bought and me and brother each one share of stock from a company we each liked. My brother got one share of Kristy Kreme which was pretty quickly delisted. I got one share of Apple stock. This was 2001.
Over the next twenty something years that one share split 2-1, 4-1, and 7-1. It eventually became 56 shares valued in the hundreds of dollars each. I just recently sold the whole bundle for a little over $11,000 as part of a down payment on my first house.
Thanks dad.
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