Pay close attention to stock split opportunities.
While splits won’t affect the underlying fundamentals of a stock, it does make it far more attractive to more investors.
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Companies: Nvidia (SYM: NVDA), Chipotle (SYM: CMG), Broadcom (SYM: AVGO) Most recently, Nvidia split 10 for 1. And while it is struggling at the moment, give it time. With the artificial intelligence boom still growing, and with chips in heavy demand, NVDA could easily rally well above $200 a share this year. We also saw Chipotle (CMG) split 50:1. And while the stock has been beaten up over the last few weeks, give it time. It could easily push aggressively higher just as it did prior to its split. Even Broadcom (AVGO) just split its shares 10:1. And while it took a hit with the rotation out of tech, it’s just starting to pivot higher again after catching support at $152 a share. |
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Other upcoming splits to be aware of, include: With MicroStrategy (SYM: MSTR), the stock could easily push higher on a Bitcoin rally. That’s because the company owns about 214,000 Bitcoin. Just like with the miners, the higher the value of Bitcoin, the higher the potential value of MSTR. Even better, MSTR just said it will split its shares 10 for 1 to make the stock far more affordable to more investors. It’s expected to split its shares at the close of business on August 1. |
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Company: Cintas (SYM: CTAS) On September 12, CTAS will split its shares 4:1. From today’s price of $762, that’ll bring it down to about $140 a share, making it far more inexpensive and attractive for more investors. Post-split, CTAS could easily rally higher. For one, earnings growth has been strong. As noted by Seeking Alpha, “Earnings grew more than 19% from a year earlier to $3.99 a share in its fiscal fourth-quarter ended May 31, beating the average estimate of $3.80 among Wall Street analysts. Revenue rose 8% to $2.47 billion, in line with the consensus estimate.” The company also forecast 2025 earnings of $16.25 to $16.75 a share, which is equal to 7% to 11% year over year growth. Even better, CTAS yields 0.82% at the moment, with plans to pay a $1.56 quarterly dividend on September 3 to shareholders of record as of August 15. |
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