Investors love stock splits. Although they don’t really amount to much, stock splits are seen as a bullish sign there is more growth to come. By carving the stock up into more pieces, more investors can buy shares and push them higher once again.In reality, though, nothing changes for the company. Shareholders are simply getting more stock at a lower price. As noted, though, it makes the stock accessible to more people. Investors who might balk at paying for a $200 per share stock might consider it if share ...