
Before the 10-for-1 stock split, Nvidia's stock was trading at around $1,100 per share.

The stock split had no direct impact on Nvidia's market valuation. A stock split is a cosmetic change that increases the number of shares and reduces the price per share, making the stock more accessible to investors without affecting the company's overall value. Nvidia's market valuation remained the same at $3 trillion despite the 10-for-1 stock split.

Nvidia's stock performance has been remarkable over the last five years. The company's stock has risen by 3,174%, with a 218% increase in just the last year. This surge in stock price has pushed Nvidia's market capitalization past giants like Amazon and Alphabet. The company has been a significant beneficiary of the AI boom, with its market position in providing AI developers with chips and computing power remaining strong. In the first quarter, Nvidia's sales rose by 262% annually to $26 billion, surpassing Wall Street expectations. The recent 10-for-1 stock split, while cosmetic in nature, has made the stock more affordable for investors, potentially attracting more retail investors and further boosting the company's market capitalization.