Costco’s no stranger to stock splits, having done three in its history, but the last one was back in 2000 when shares traded around $100. That 2-for-1 split slashed the price to $50, opening the ...

Costco’s no stranger to stock splits, having done three in its history, but the last one was back in 2000 when shares traded around $100. That 2-for-1 split slashed the price to $50, opening the ...

Costco (NASDAQ: COST) enters earnings day trading just above $1,000 per share, setting the stage for heightened speculation that the company could announce its first stock split since the year 2000.

The Stock Split Announcement All of Wall Street Is Waiting for Is Back on the Table -- and It's Not Netflix or Costco!

Costco’s (COST) stock, trading near $1,009, has surged 2,970% since its last split in January 2000, driven by strong membership growth and financial performance.

One company that hasn't announced any stock split plans is Costco Wholesale (COST-0.69%). However, there are reasons that might be coming soon, and it might be good news for investors. Here's why.

Costco's history of stock splits goes back to the early 1990s, but it hasn't done a stock split since 2000. Could now finally be the time Costco considers a split?

Despite these indicators, Costco has not split its stock since 2000, when shares were valued below $100. A stock split would make shares more accessible to a broader range of investors, ...

One prime stock split possibility that investors may be wondering about is Costco Wholesale (NASDAQ: COST). At around $730 per share, it's one of the more expensive stocks on the S&P 500 .

Costco (NASDAQ: COST) enters earnings day trading just above $1,000 per share, setting the stage for heightened speculation that the company could announce its first stock split since the year 2000.

One company that hasn't announced any stock split plans is Costco Wholesale (NASDAQ: COST). However, there are reasons that might be coming soon, and it might be good news for investors.