An investor owns some stock in Harry's Pottery Inc. The stock recently underwent a 5-for-4 stock split. If the stock was trading at $58.97 per share just before the split, how much is each share most likely selling for after the split? If the investor owned 100 shares of the stock before the split, how many shares would she own afterward? If the stock was trading at $58.97 per share just before the split, then after the split each share most likely selling for (Round to the nearest cent.) If the investor owned 100 shares of the stock before the split, the number of shares she would have after the split is . (Round to the nearest whole number.)