Three companies that recently completed stock splits are attracting significant Wall Street attention, with analysts projecting substantial upside potential. Netflix, Booking Holdings, and ServiceNow have all undergone stock splits in recent years, making shares more accessible to retail investors while maintaining strong growth trajectories.

Netflix stands out with a 43% implied upside from current levels, trading at its lowest valuation in three years at 31 times earnings. The streaming giant's fourth-quarter revenue grew 17% to $12 billion, with EPS rising 30% to $0.56. BMO Capital's Brian Pitz is particularly bullish, setting a $135 price target that implies 73% upside, citing the company's growing ad revenue expected to reach $3 billion this year.

Booking Holdings presents an even more compelling case, with HSBC analyst Meredith Prichard Jensen projecting 90% upside to $7,746 per share. The online travel agent's fourth-quarter revenue grew 16% to $6.3 billion, while operating cash flow soared 107% to $1.5 billion. Trading at 24 times earnings versus its three-year average of 29, the stock offers a significant discount to its peak.

ServiceNow rounds out the trio with the highest projected upside at 149%, according to Citizens analyst Patrick Walravens. Despite concerns about AI disruption, the workflow automation company's revenue grew 21% to $3.53 billion in Q4, with remaining performance obligation climbing 27% to $24.3 billion. The stock trades at 30 times earnings, down from its frothy valuations last year.