Wall Street’s long‑awaited blockbuster stock split has finally arrived. After months of speculation and building momentum, top U.S. companies are moving ahead with strategic splits that aim to make high‑flying shares accessible to a broader investor base—without altering their market value. A stock split simply increases the number of outstanding shares while reducing the price per share by the same factor, leaving the company’s market cap unchanged. Concerns that ultra‑high share prices can deter retail investors have been one of the drivers behind the move. With big‑name firms riding the wave of AI‑driven growth and broader market strength, the timing aligns with a push for liquidity and accessibility. That said, experts caution that while splits can create psychological appeal and draw new interest, they do not change fundamentals—earnings, growth prospects and valuation still do the heavy lifting. && #stocksplit #wallstreet #investing #markets &&