2026 Stock-Split Watch: Is United Rentals on Deck?
As it trades near a 52-week high, the management team may still want to hold off on conducting a stock split.
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When a stock reaches a certain price, some will worry that the buying pool becomes more limited, as retail investors may feel priced out. Often, when a stock hits $1,000 per share, that seems to be a psychological price level at which more shareholders start wondering whether a stock split is on the horizon.
With the United Rentals (NYSE: URI) stock opening at $1,123.36 on Aug. 14, the world's largest equipment rental company seems like a candidate for a split.
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