O'Reilly Automotive, Inc. (ORLY) Dividend History

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• Is O'Reilly Automotive Worth Buying? This Surprising Q1 Revelation Can Help You Decide.

  O'Reilly Automotive's Q1 2025 results showed a 4% sales increase, but earnings only rose 2% due to rising operating costs. The company's earnings per share increased due to a 3% reduction in share count from buybacks, but this only partially offset the profit impact of the higher costs.

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• There's Only One Logical Choice to Be Wall Street's Next Stock-Split Stock, and It's Not the Company You're Probably Thinking Of

  The article discusses the potential for Meta Platforms (META) to be the next company to announce a stock split, citing its high share price, significant retail investor ownership, and strong fundamentals as reasons why it is a logical choice.

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• Wall Street's Newest Stock-Split Stock -- Which Has Gained 343% in 5 Years -- Is Set to Make History

  Wall Street's newest stock-split stock, Interactive Brokers Group, is set to make history with a 4-for-1 forward split. The company has seen a 343% gain in its stock price over the past 5 years, benefiting from the ongoing bull market and increased trading activity among its customers.

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• 1 Supercharged Stock-Split Stock to Buy Hand Over Fist in May and 1 to Avoid

  The article discusses two companies, O'Reilly Automotive and Arista Networks, and their upcoming stock splits. O'Reilly Automotive is seen as a no-brainer buy due to its recession-resistant business model and effective share repurchase program, while Arista Networks may struggle due to the potential bursting of the AI bubble and macroeconomic headwinds.

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• Wall Street's Newest Stock-Split Stock, Up More Than 127,100% Since Its IPO, Is Conducting Its 9th Split in 37 Years

  O'Reilly Automotive and Fastenal, two companies known for their frequent stock splits, are continuing this trend. Fastenal, in particular, has seen its stock soar over 127,100% since its IPO in 1987 and is now conducting its 9th split in 37 years.

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