Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) has millions upon millions of monthly movie and media subscribers, and we have even pondered that Apple should just acquire the company. Its stock price has been incredibly volatile, falling from $400 to almost $50, and rising back to $400 before the most recent pullback. Its 52-week range is $204.02 to $458.00. With only about 3.3 million shares trading per day, a split actually might create that next wave of invigoration for shareholders who think Netflix should go to even higher highs. Its market cap is now $21 billion, and that is with shares down $100 from its peak. Netflix did split its stock back in 2004 on a two-for-one basis, but the cost basis back then was in the mid-$30s in today's share price terms.