Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the potential for stock splits at Meta Platforms and Netflix, both of which have seen significant stock price increases over the past two years, and highlights the reasons for their strong performance and future growth prospects [4]. Group 1: Meta Platforms - Meta Platforms' stock has increased by 306% over the last two years, with capital expenditures rising from 28.1billionin2023toanexpected65 billion in 2025 [5]. - The company has experienced a 48% increase in income from operations, driven by higher engagement, more ad impressions, and increased ad prices, all attributed to advancements in artificial intelligence [6]. - Meta is investing in generative AI capabilities, which could create significant opportunities, including a potential 100billionmarketforbusinesschatbotsandadvancedmarketingtools[7].−Thestockcurrentlytradesataforwardprice−to−earnings(P/E)ratioof28,buthasamorefavorableenterprisevalue−to−EBITDAmultipleof16,indicatingstrongcashflowgenerationandsharebuybacks[8][9].−Apotentialstocksplitcouldmakesharesmoreaccessibletoinvestors,especiallyasthestockpriceexceeds700 [9]. Group 2: Netflix - Netflix's stock has risen by 203% in the past two years, driven by the introduction of an ad-supported membership tier and stricter password-sharing policies [10]. - The company ended 2024 with over 300 million paid subscribers, a significant increase from 223 million prior to the ad-supported tier launch [11]. - Netflix became cash flow positive in 2022, generating 1.6billioninfreecashflow,whichgrewto6.9 billion in the following year, with expectations of 8billionfor2025[12].−Thecompanyisfocusingonincreasingadsalesandliveprogramming,whichshouldleadtosteadyrevenuegrowthwithoutheavilyrelyingonpriceincreasesforcustomers[13].−Withthestockpricesurpassing1,000, a stock split could enhance accessibility for investors, although the stock is currently trading at a high valuation of approximately 41 times forward earnings [14][15].