Meta Platforms's recent record-breaking rally has led investors to consider calling for a stock split.
The 20-day winning streak drove Meta's shares to a record close of $736.67 on February 14 and a gain of over 25% for the year.
A stock split lowers the price per share and can make stocks more accessible to retail investors.
Numerous other tech companies, including Netflix, have embraced stock splits for various reasons, such as eligibility for market indices and spurring bullish sentiment.