These 3 Companies Can Be the Next Stock-Split Stocks in 2024
Volatility is fully expected when putting your money to work on Wall Street. However, the past four years have been nothing short of a roller-coaster ride for investors.
The COVID-19 crash of February-March 2020 sliced away a third of the value of the benchmark S 500 in less than five weeks. We also witnessed the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S 500, and Nasdaq Composite dip into respective bear markets in 2022. Meanwhile, 2021 and 2023 featured periods of investment euphoria for the bulls.
During periods of turbulence, it's not uncommon for investors to seek out outperforming stocks. For the past two and a half years, it's stocks enacting splits that have fit the mold.
Source Fool.com
