Let's assume that you hold 1000 shares of TEXG today, and the close price today is $3.0;
Let's further assume that NASDAQ will change its symbol from TEXG to WEST tomorrow;
Tomorrow you will hold 2000 shares of WEST
If it is 1 to 2 split, the price of West tomorrow will not be $3.0, but $1.5, which means that you have the same fund of $3000.
Where is our dividend?
If it is not 1 to 2 split, from where your 1000 extra shares come from? I don't believe Wester will decrease their restricted shares for our one to one dividend, which is also not permitted by NASDAQ.
Where do your extra 1000 shares come from?
We have to find its answer to decide whether buy or sell at this special moment.