The term 'Bounce' pertains to various scenarios in finance, securities, and communications where an action is invalidated or not executed as intended. It includes returned checks due to insufficient funds, rejected securities, sudden stock price moves, and undelivered emails.
Nonpublic information refers to any material data about a company, both positive and negative, that has not been made public and may significantly affect stock prices. Insiders are prohibited from trading on such information until it is publicly released.
Share splitting involves dividing the share capital of a company into smaller units. This practice usually aims to make shares more affordable and increase their liquidity in the market.
