The Surge in Meta Stock 450% May Lead to Stock Split: Given the rising value of its stock and the growing number of companies conducting stock splits this year,
speculations are increasing about the possibility of Meta Platforms splitting its shares into multiple units.
Although Meta is the only company among the “Big Seven” that has never split its shares, its current stock price makes it a strong candidate for this process.

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Meta and its Stock Price
Benefits of Stock Splits

Nvidia as an Example

Tech Giants

Potential Candidates for Stock Splits

Effects of Stock Splits

Meta and its Stock Price

Ken Mahoney, president of Mahoney Asset Management, pointed out that the $500 stock price is a key level for investors,
saying, “Trading at $500 per share makes Meta highly poised for a split.”
Last year, Meta’s stock benefited from increasing interest in artificial intelligence, stock buybacks, and dividend distributions.
However, Meta’s shares fell by up to 0.7% in early trading on Tuesday.

Potential Candidates for Stock Splits

Bank of America recently identified a group of potential candidates for stock splits,
including tech companies such as Broadcom, Lam Research, Super Micro Computer, KLA, and Netflix.
Although Microsoft is not close to a $500 stock price,
it may be eligible for a stock split now, as it has not split its shares for over two decades.

Effects of Stock Splits

According to Bank of America, stock splits do not guarantee superior performance,
as 30% of companies that split their shares achieved negative returns after 12 months.
Analysis by Trivariate Research showed that major companies that split their shares
recorded mixed results in the year following the split,
such as Tesla’s declines after its latest split and Nike’s after its 2015 split.

The Surge in Meta Stock 450% May Lead to Stock Split

The Surge in Meta Stock 450% May Lead to Stock Split

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