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I believe it's because after the split they left the original shares alone and then credited me a 9:1 difference.
Is this a common way brokerages handle stock splits?
While I do realize that my overall investment value is correct, it is a bit frustrating to see a skewed percentage.
I hope I am being clear.
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Ofc this is the correct way. They don't count by the number of share you have. Since the share split ur percentage will decrease.