STOP Investing!! | Unpopular Money Opinion from a COO

In this clip from our podcast, hear what Nick Maguilli, COO at Ritholtz Wealth, found out about the data behind wealth, personal finances, and investing.
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Greetings from Romania. I have seen many of your videos and they are very useful! Thank you :)
However, I have a question for which I have not found an answer... why when outstanding shares increase does the common stock remain at the same value...? I have studied several accounting balance sheets in sp 500 and I have seen many companies that increase the number of outstanding shares but the common share remains the same