A stock split is one of those investing concepts that sounds confusing until you actually see it visually. The graphic shows exactly what happens during a stock split and why it does not change the total value of your investment. Companies use stock splits to make each share more affordable and to increase liquidity which allows more investors to participate. When a company performs a stock split it increases the number of shares available but the total value of the company stays the same. This means your overall investment does not change even though the number of shares you hold increases. The price of each share is adjusted based on the split ratio which keeps the total value equal. For example if you own one share of Amazon worth three thousand dollars and the company does a twenty for one split you end up with twenty shares worth one hundred fifty dollars each. Nothing about your total value changes because twenty shares at one hundred fifty dollars equals the same three thousand dollars. The split simply breaks the value into smaller parts. Many companies like Apple, Tesla, Amazon and Nvidia have used stock splits in the past. They often choose to split their stock once the price becomes too high for new investors who may feel priced out. A split also sends a signal of confidence because companies usually perform them when their share prices have grown significantly. Understanding stock splits helps you make smarter investing decisions. When you know that your value stays the same you avoid the confusion that comes from seeing your share count suddenly increase. You also recognize that a lower share price after a split does not mean the company is dropping in value. If you want to see the dividend portfolio I use to build long term wealth, comment “Stocks” and I will send you the link. For more easy to understand investing breakdowns and financial education visuals, follow @MasteringWealth for daily content that grows your money knowledge. ⚠️ This content is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Always research carefully or consult with a licensed professional before making financial decisions.

Deadline reports that Frederick E.O. Toye, known for Shōgun and The Boys, will direct the first two episodes of Amazon’s God of War series. Pre-production has begun in Vancouver, and casting for Kratos and Atreus is underway. The show, produced by Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios, received a two-season order after Ronald D. Moore joined as showrunner. Based on PlayStation’s acclaimed game, the series follows Kratos and Atreus’ emotional journey to honor Faye. What are your expectations for this adaptation? #GodofWar #PrimeVideo [Follow @gamenewsplusnet] Hashtags: #Gaming #VideoGames #Game #Gamer #PlayStation #GameNewsPlus

Success does not have a deadline. The graphic in this post shows the ages at which some of the world’s most famous entrepreneurs became billionaires. What it proves is that wealth can be created early, late, and everywhere in between depending on timing, vision, and perseverance. Mark Zuckerberg became a billionaire at age twenty three which makes him one of the youngest on the list. Sergey Brin and Larry Page reached billionaire status at age thirty through Google. Jeff Bezos reached his billionaire milestone at age thirty five after years of building Amazon when online shopping was still a new idea. Others reached the milestone later in life. Elon Musk became a billionaire at forty one while scaling Tesla and SpaceX after many failures and setbacks. Bernard Arnault reached billionaire status at forty eight through luxury brands and long term business thinking. Some reached the milestone even later. Warren Buffett became a billionaire at age fifty six after decades of consistent investing and value based decisions. Amancio Ortega, the founder of Zara, became a billionaire at age sixty five which shows that massive wealth can still be built late in life. This list proves that there is no perfect age for success. What matters is the willingness to start, learn, take risks, and keep going. The timeline looks different for everyone but persistence always pays off somewhere along the journey. 💬 Comment “Stocks” if you want a link to see my dividend portfolio and learn how long term investing builds wealth step by step. If you could choose any path toward financial freedom, would you prefer the fast route with higher risk or the slow and steady route like Warren Buffett? For more visuals that break down success stories, wealth building, and investing lessons, follow @MasteringWealth for daily financial content. ⚠️ This content is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Always research carefully or consult with a licensed professional before making investment decisions.

Fear has cost people more money than any crash ever could… The most expensive mistake you can make is waiting to start. 
Even if you had the worst timing imaginable (buying before every crash) you’d still be up today. And that doesn’t even include if you kept buying during the dips… 😬 
While most people panic, the wealthy see market selloffs as buying opportunities. They treat stock crashes like Amazon Prime Week. Because they know buying stocks at a discount helps them build their wealth faster.

Elon Musk took a jab at Jeff Bezos, calling him a “copycat” after the Amazon founder jumped into the AI race by funding a new $6.2-billion venture known as Project Prometheus. Bezos is stepping back into an executive role as the startup’s co-CEO, focusing on “AI for the physical economy,” with plans to develop advanced AI systems for engineering and manufacturing in sectors like computing, aerospace, and automotive technology. Project Prometheus has already assembled a team of over 100 people, including top AI researchers from Meta, OpenAI, and Google DeepMind. This marks Bezos’s first hands-on leadership role since he stepped down as Amazon’s CEO in 2021. He will share the chief executive role with Vik Bajaj, co-founder of Verily and Foresite Labs. Reacting to the announcement, Musk posted “Haha no way,” followed by the word “copy” and a cat emoji on X. 👉 Follow us @FutureTech for more! 🔌

In 2005, Swedish British billionaire Johan Eliasch bought nearly 400,000 acres of Amazon rainforest in Brazil to stop commercial logging and protect the land from further destruction. After purchasing the logging company that operated there, he shut down all timber extraction to focus entirely on conservation. His work with environmental organizations such as Rainforest Trust and Cool Earth has since helped safeguard millions of acres of tropical rainforest while supporting local communities who depend on these ecosystems. Follow for more 👉 @mindset.therapy

Would this be who you all want as Kratos!? - #gaming #gnews #godofwar #henrycavill #kratos #casting #amazon

Amazon Prime Video's stand-up comedy competition, Comicstaan, is back with a brand new season with a bit different format. With the release of comicstaan Season 3, let’s revisit the previous two seasons and the amazing talent they gave. #comicstaan #comicstaanseason3

The Biggest Gains Come After Year 10 ⏳ Everyone wants to double their money now. But real wealth in stocks doesn’t work that way. Amazon, Google, Tesla… all looked like “just okay” companies in their first 10 years. The real magic—96% of their total value—came after that. Why? Because compounding takes time. The early years are quiet. The late years are explosive. But most investors don’t wait long enough. They sell after 2 years of “meh” returns… Right before the rocket takes off. So what’s the lesson? If you’ve done the work and picked a great business—give it time. Holding through the boring years is what separates average investors from wealthy ones. 📈 In long-term investing, patience isn’t just a virtue—it’s a weapon. 🔥 Follow @masteringwealth & @goodstudent_investing for the best investing content on Instagram 🔥 Source & credits: NFX, 2022 📝Note: Post includes opinions, not investment advice. . . #investing101 #investingstrategy #stockmarkets #msft #aapl #applestock #dividends #tsla #teslastock #dividendgrowthstocks #microsoft #billgates #dividendinvesting #investingeducation #stockstowatch #stockstobuy #stockstohold #stockmarketnews #stockmarket #hustle #nyse #nasdaq #investing101 #stocks #stockstotrade #intelligentinvesting #elonmusk #stevejobs

According to the creator, the setup used a 150mm exhaust fan (₹750), a HEPA filter from Amazon (₹1,000), and basic materials like a switch, wire, regulator, cardboard, and a glue gun, costing about ₹150 in total. #Techinformer #AirPurifier