Broadcom's (AVGO) Symantec cybersecurity solutions successfully completed the Information Security Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) assessment.
The stock split is not the only reason investors are talking about Broadcom stock.
Broadcom is digesting a significant business acquisition that should boost revenue for the tech giant.
Nvidia and Broadcom both decided a stock split was in the best interest of shareholders.
Stock splits are happening in a variety of industries, from tech to consumer goods. These players have proven their earnings strength over the long term.
Stock-split stocks have become a security blanket for investors over the last three years. Two phenomenal stock-split stocks with sustained growth catalysts and attractive valuations are ripe for the picking by opportunistic investors.
The technology sector is not closely associated with dividend payouts. Instead, it's more closely linked with growth stocks.
It is a great time to look for blue-chip stocks to buy. Buying and holding reliable companies can result in steady returns without stress.
The S&P 500 has been on a bull run, registering its 30th record close of the year. While many stocks have powered the ETF, technology has been the clear leader.
After last week's data dump of inflation readings and the Federal Reserve's latest decision to hold interest rates steady, investors can take a deep breath before the next earnings season kicks off in just a few weeks.
The stock splits don't matter much for Nvidia, Broadcom, and Chipotle. What does matter is the companies' underlying businesses, growth prospects, and valuations.
No two trends are hotter on Wall Street right now than artificial intelligence (AI) and stock splits. With their respective share prices soaring, Nvidia and Broadcom announced 10-for-1 stock splits.