Business process optimizer (NYSE: NOW) entered the public stock market in 2012. The stock has gained a breathtaking 4,200% since then. If you bought $1,000 of ServiceNow shares on Day One, you'd have $43,140 in your pocket by now. If you bought a single share at the public offering's closing price, a $24.60 investment would have risen to $1,061.

And it would still be just a single share at a much higher price. ServiceNow has never executed a stock split, and the four-digit stock price is getting cumbersome for investors with limited budgets.

Should ServiceNow split its stock in the near future, and what would a split mean for its investors? Let's take a look.

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