Actually, you are wrong. FB is doing a 3-1 stock split, but the newly issued shares don&#x27;t have voting rights. So, in your case, Mark would own 225 shares, but only 75 of those would have voting rights, and 150 would be non-voting. Thus, he could sell the 150 non-voting shares and still retain the same percentage of <i>voting</i> control despite only having 1&#x2F;3 of the &quot;income&quot; rights.