Transcribed image text: Using the following data, provide a write-up (in email format) incorporating all the data. You may frame the information in one of two ways: 1. As if you are advising someone within your company on the current environment for stock dividends and splits and setting up a dividend reinvestment plan. 2. As if you are writing to a client and educating on stock dividends, splits, and dividend reinvestment plans. Data derived in class as of December 3, 2020: The stock price of 91 companies went ex-dividend. There were more reverse stock splits listed than regular stock splits. The highest reverse stock split was 40. The highest regular split was 0.6667. The number of companies offering a 3% dividend yield was 2,489. The number of companies offering a 5% dividend yield was 1,348. The number of companies paying a $2.00 dividend was 594 The number of companies paying a $4.00 dividend was 175. IBM has split their stock seven times with the first split on May 19, 1964, at 5 to 4. IBM's most recent stock split was a 2-for-1 on May 27, 1999. Transcribed image text: Using the following data, provide a write-up (in email format) incorporating all the data. You may frame the information in one of two ways: 1. As if you are advising someone within your company on the current environment for stock dividends and splits and setting up a dividend reinvestment plan. 2. As if you are writing to a client and educating on stock dividends, splits, and dividend reinvestment plans. Data derived in class as of December 3, 2020: The stock price of 91 companies went ex-dividend. There were more reverse stock splits listed than regular stock splits. The highest reverse stock split was 40. The highest regular split was 0.6667. The number of companies offering a 3% dividend yield was 2,489. The number of companies offering a 5% dividend yield was 1,348. The number of companies paying a $2.00 dividend was 594 The number of companies paying a $4.00 dividend was 175. IBM has split their stock seven times with the first split on May 19, 1964, at 5 to 4. IBM's most recent stock split was a 2-for-1 on May 27, 1999