CEO Larry Page did a good soft-shoe routine yesterday explaining the company's new stock-split scheme amid results that generally beat expectations, but some investors are not buying it. The stock at the moment is trading nearly four percent down (around $23) at the time of writing. Part of this could be to do with classic investing behaviour: investors were hungrier for the stock before results in anticipation of good news and that drove up the price. Just before the results, the stock had a five-day high of $651 per share. Now they are trading at around $627.brandon jacobs alicia silverstone park slope food coop anchorman sequel safety not guaranteed lifehouse al gore
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