Stock Market Curveball: Apple, IBM, and Netflix Just Split Their Stocks, but It's Not What You Think
I subscribe to a plethora of stock market information services. It comes with the job, you know. Earlier this week, several of these tools sent me a whole lot of news announcements, nearly buzzing that phone out of my pocket. I was in for an eye-opening discovery.
According to these unexpected notifications, (NASDAQ: NFLX) just split its stock. Oh? Maybe they announced it in that game-changing earnings report and nobody noticed? I guess it could happen.
Wait -- International Business Machines (NYSE: IBM) did the same thing. Then there's Bank of America (NYSE: BAC), Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), and Toyota Motor (NYSE: TM), just to name a few. There's no way all of these giants could have performed stock splits in unison, like a Gregorian chant of Wall Street accounting tricks, without generating miles and miles of headlines. Besides, I couldn't find the same stock-split announcements through my usual sources, which focus on the American stock market.
Source Fool.com
Netflix Inc. Stock
Currently there is a rather positive sentiment for Netflix Inc. with 81 Buy predictions and 9 Sell predictions.
However, we have a potential of -0.67% for Netflix Inc. as the target price of 596 € is below the current price of 600.0 €.
