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Will Eli Lilly Split Its Stock? Here's What History Says Will Happen If It Does.
Case studies suggest a split would not change Lilly’s business momentum, while recent splits in Broadcom, Nvidia and Booking Holdings lifted shares after strong results.
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Will Eli Lilly Split Its Stock? Here's What History Says Will Happen If It Does
Currently trading at around $1,160 per share, Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY) has one of the highest stock prices in the S&P 500. While fractional stock trading means a high absolute share price doesn't hinder performance as much as it used to, there are other reasons a high price might. It may make sense…
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