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Splits aren't so sweet for large-cap, high-priced stocks Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX) recently announced a 10-for-1 stock split, with trading on a split-adjusted basis set to begin next week. Most ...

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On Friday, the split took effect, and Netflix begins trading at its post-split price on Monday. Netflix earnings in 2025 are up about 55x from nine years ago. Because today you can. Image source: ...

Netflix began trading at its post-10-for-1 stock split price last Monday. The stock has gotten cheaper since its split. Netflix stock today is 50x more profitable today than it was nine years ago.

Netflix’s recent 10-for-1 stock split is making waves with investors and fans alike. By lowering the price per share, Netflix has broadened accessibility for retail investors and employees. This move ...

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Stock splits typically garner a favorable reaction at the time of the initial announcement, rather than when the split takes effect. Netflix is still outperforming the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 ...

Netflix (NFLX) has implemented the ten-for-one stock split for its shares trading in the U.S. The split took effect after the closing bell on November 14, resulting in each shareholder with one share ...

Netflix (NFLX) announced a 10-for-1 stock split and now trades around $113. Netflix reported 17% revenue growth to $11.5B last quarter. Netflix captured 8.6% market share of overall television viewing ...

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