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My Top Stock Split Growth Stock to Buy Right Now

Trevor Jennewine, The Motley Fool
·4 min read
My Top Stock Split Growth Stock to Buy Right Now
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Several popular companies have announced stock splits this year, including search giant Alphabet, retail titan Amazon, and electric car pioneer Tesla. Earlier this week Shopify (NYSE: SHOP) joined the club with a proposed 10-for-1 split set to take effect on Jun. 28, pending shareholder approval. Of course, splitting a stock does not change the value of a business, but it can energize investors by make shares more accessible, especially for those that lack access to fractional shares.

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