It's one of the companies in the Foolish Portfolio and it announced earnings today. We've got conference call coverage from this quarter and last, Tom Gardner takes a look at the quarter, and we've included the company's financials as well. We bring together the best of the Motley Fool and AOL's Personal Finance area to deliver this collection to you. But there are some tangled knots here. One of the reasons that public companies split their stocks is so that they can offer their employees more shares, more ticket stubs as if five one-dollar bills were somehow of greater value than a single fiver.
Stock splits are meaningless.
But they do force us to be acrobatic with our calculators, and there is some value in that. We have to take time. We actually have to walk through the numerical work of an accountant. This is a good thing. So let's adjust all of our sites together now.