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Netflix is a strong candidate for a stock split in the coming year. It's still the top dog of streaming services stocks, and momentum is on its side heading into 2025.

Netflix has split its stock twice in its history: a 2-for-1 split in 2004 and then a 7-for-1 split in 2015. At the time of its 2015 split, Netflix was trading at around $700 a share.

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Notably, Netflix also split the latest season of “Stranger Things” into two batches of episodes. The drops in May and July allowed the show to dominate attention throughout the late spring and ...

After the split, Netflix’s stock is likely to initially trade at one-seventh of its previous price. Based on Tuesday’s closing price of $681.19, Netflix’s stock would drop to slightly below ...

Netflix stock remained stagnant for several years following the 2004 split, but in the rebound from the recession of 2008, the stock climbed from $18 per share to upward of $700 per share by 2015.

At the time of its 2015 split, Netflix was trading at around $700 a share. Back in 2004, Netflix only needed to reach $72 a share to enact a 2-for-1 split.

Netflix stock remained stagnant for several years following the 2004 split, but in the rebound from the recession of 2008, the stock climbed from $18 per share to upward of $700 per share by 2015.