Do stock splits have a positive impact on its price?
Yes, it does! Majority of stock splits had a positive impact on its share price. Even the reversed split has one! #008
We often hear companies announce stock splits. There were reasons for them to do so due to positive impacts on stock prices. Among S&P500, the stock with the symbol ROL was ranked at the top with split 7 times since 2000, This is Rollins company started in 1948, provides pest and termite control services to residential and commercial customers. The next in line is WRB (W. R. Berkley, an insurance company, founded in 1967), ATVI (Activision Blizzard, the company owns Candy Crash game), ODFL(Old Dominion Freight Line, who operates trucks in the United States and North America, established in 1934). Among these top four companies, ODFL is the only one that significantly outperformed the S&P500 average return in the last 5 years by about 280%.
On the top splitter list since 2000, we can find Marriott (5 times), Nvidia (5 times), Ebay (4 times), and Apple (4 times). For stocks in S&P500 did not have any split, they had 0.86% monthly average return since 2000. The stocks with split action had a 1.11% average monthly return. Surprisingly, the stocks with reverse split almost had doubled the return of the stocks without any split, its monthly average return reached 1.55%. At the high end, when the accumulative split ratio is higher than 10, especially with a high split ratio equal or higher than 4 at each split, we would start seeing a stunning higher monthly return for these stocks.
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- Stocks with highest split counts since year 2000
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- Stocks monthly return v.s. split ratio