What you have is an unrealized loss. Once you sell the stock, or if it goes to $0.00, you will have a realized loss that you can use on your tax return to offset other gains or, if no gains then offset ordinary income. FYI, stock splits have not impact on the value of your holdings and they aren't taxable events. It just increases the number of shares you own, but each share is worth less.
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