What would be the price of $AAPL, $NVDA, $AMZN, $GOOGL, $TSLA, and $MSFT if they never did the split?

AMAZON:  $AMZN $28,800 per share

 Amazon has executed several stock splits in its history. Here are the significant splits:

1. June 2, 1998: 2-for-1 split
2. January 5, 1999: 3-for-1 split
3. September 2, 1999: 2-for-1 split
4. June 6, 2022: 20-for-1 split

Let's break this down:

1. A 2-for-1 split means that each share is divided into two, effectively halving the price per share.
2. A 3-for-1 split means that each share is divided into three, effectively cutting the price per share to one-third.
3. Another 2-for-1 split again halves the price per share.
4. A 20-for-1 split means that each share is divided into twenty, significantly reducing the price per share.

If we denote the current stock price as P, we can calculate the hypothetical price Phyp​ without any splits as follows:

P_hyp=P×2×3×2×20

Example Calculation

Let's assume the current price of Amazon stock (as of a recent date) is P=$120P = \$120P=$120 (this is an example value; the actual current price should be checked for accuracy).

P_hyp=120×2×3×2×20=120×240=28800

So, if Amazon had not done any stock splits, the hypothetical price per share would be $28,800.

Step-by-Step Calculation:

1. Post-1998 split: $120 \times 2 = $240
2. Post-1999 (Jan) split: $240 \times 3 = $720
3. Post-1999 (Sep) split: $720 \times 2 = $1440
4. Post-2022 split: $1440 \times 20 = $28,800

Therefore, if Amazon had not performed any stock splits, each share would be worth approximately $28,800 today.

GOOGLE: $GOOGL ($4,800 per share)

The hypothetical price of Google stock (Alphabet Inc.) if it had not undergone any stock splits, we need to consider the stock split history:

1. April 3, 2014: 2-for-1 stock split
2. July 15, 2022: 20-for-1 stock split

Let's assume the current price of Google stock is $120 (this is an example value and should be updated with the actual current price).

Step-by-Step Calculation:

1. Post-2014 split: Each share was divided into two, effectively halving the price.
2. Post-2022 split: Each share was divided into twenty, significantly reducing the price per share.

If we denote the current stock price as PPP, we can calculate the hypothetical price Phyp​ without any splits as follows:

P_hyp=P×2×20

Example Calculation:

Using the example value:

P_hyp=120×2×20=120×40=4800

So, if Google (Alphabet Inc.) had not done any stock splits, the hypothetical price per share would be approximately $4,800 today.

APPLE: $AAPL ( $40,320 per share)

Apple has had multiple stock splits in its history. Here are the significant splits:

1. June 16, 1987: 2-for-1 split
2. June 21, 2000: 2-for-1 split
3. February 28, 2005: 2-for-1 split
4. June 9, 2014: 7-for-1 split
5. August 31, 2020: 4-for-1 split

To calculate the hypothetical price, we can use the following formula, denoting the current stock price as PPP:

P_hyp=P×2×2×2×7×4

Example Calculation

Let's assume the current price of Apple stock is $180 (this is an example value; the actual current price should be checked for accuracy).

P_hyp=180×2×2×2×7×4=180×224=40320

So, if Apple had not done any stock splits, the hypothetical price per share would be approximately $40,320 today.

Step-by-Step Calculation:

1. Post-1987 split: $180 \times 2 = $360
2. Post-2000 split: $360 \times 2 = $720
3. Post-2005 split: $720 \times 2 = $1440
4. Post-2014 split: $1440 \times 7 = $10080
5. Post-2020 split: $10080 \times 4 = $40320

Therefore, if Apple had not performed any stock splits, each share would be worth approximately $40,320 today.

MICROSOFT $MSFT ($92,160 per share)

Microsoft has had several stock splits over its history:

1. September 21, 1987: 2-for-1 split
2. April 16, 1990: 2-for-1 split
3. June 27, 1991: 3-for-2 split
4. June 15, 1992: 3-for-2 split
5. May 23, 1994: 2-for-1 split
6. December 9, 1996: 2-for-1 split
7. February 23, 1998: 2-for-1 split
8. March 29, 1999: 2-for-1 split
9. February 18, 2003: 2-for-1 split

To calculate the hypothetical price, we can use the following formula, denoting the current stock price as PPP:

P_hyp=P×2×2×(3/2)×(3/2)×2×2×2×2×2

Example Calculation

Let's assume the current price of Microsoft stock is $320 (this is an example value; the actual current price should be checked for accuracy).

P_hyp=320×2×2×(3/2)×(3/2)×2×2×2×2×2

Let's break it down step by step:

1. Post-1987 split: $320 \times 2 = $640
2. Post-1990 split: $640 \times 2 = $1280
3. Post-1991 split: $1280 \times \frac{3}{2} = $1920
4. Post-1992 split: $1920 \times \frac{3}{2} = $2880
5. Post-1994 split: $2880 \times 2 = $5760
6. Post-1996 split: $5760 \times 2 = $11520
7. Post-1998 split: $11520 \times 2 = $23040
8. Post-1999 split: $23040 \times 2 = $46080
9. Post-2003 split: $46080 \times 2 = $92160

So, if Microsoft had not done any stock splits, the hypothetical price per share would be approximately $92,160 today.

NVIDIA $NVDA ($19,200 per share)

Nvidia has had several stock splits over its history:

1. June 27, 2000: 2-for-1 split
2. September 17, 2001: 2-for-1 split
3. April 7, 2006: 2-for-1 split
4. September 11, 2007: 3-for-2 split
5. July 20, 2021: 4-for-1 split

To calculate the hypothetical price, we can use the following formula, denoting the current stock price as P:

P_hyp=P×2×2×2×(3/2)×4

Example Calculation

Let's assume the current price of Nvidia stock is $400 (this is an example value; the actual current price should be checked for accuracy).

P_hyp=400×2×2×2×(3/2)×4

Let's break it down step by step:

1. Post-2000 split: $400 \times 2 = $800
2. Post-2001 split: $800 \times 2 = $1600
3. Post-2006 split: $1600 \times 2 = $3200
4. Post-2007 split: $3200 \times \frac{3}{2} = $4800
5. Post-2021 split: $4800 \times 4 = $19200

So, if Nvidia had not done any stock splits, the hypothetical price per share would be approximately $19,200 today.

TESLA $TSLA ($3,000 per share)

Tesla has had the following stock splits:

1. August 31, 2020: 5-for-1 split
2. August 25, 2022: 3-for-1 split

To calculate the hypothetical price, we can use the following formula, denoting the current stock price as P:

P_hyp=P×5×3

Example Calculation

Let's assume the current price of Tesla stock is $200 (this is an example value; the actual current price should be checked for accuracy).

P_hyp=200×5×3=200×15=3000

So, if Tesla had not done any stock splits, the hypothetical price per share would be approximately $3,000 today.

Step-by-Step Calculation:

1. Post-2020 split: $200 \times 5 = $1000
2. Post-2022 split: $1000 \times 3 = $3000

Therefore, if Tesla had not performed any stock splits, each share would be worth approximately $3,000 today.