In this week's episode of "Next Week on the Trading Floor," host Andrew Brill and special guest Jon Najarian from Market Rebellion delve into the dynamic world of stock splits, with a spotlight on Nvidia's recent 10-for-1 split and its AI-driven rise. They also explore the intricacies of reverse stock splits, using Virgin Galactic as a prime example. As AI continues to revolutionize tech stocks, Jon breaks down how companies like Broadcom and ARM Holdings are shaping the future. Plus, a look into the power demands of AI and the potential role of nuclear energy in meeting those needs.Nvidia's Stock Split:Details of Nvidia's 10-for-1 stock split.The impact of the split on Nvidia's stock price and accessibility for investors.Stock Splits Explained:The difference between traditional stock splits and reverse stock splits.Examples of companies conducting these splits, such as Nvidia and Virgin Galactic.Artificial Intelligence (AI) Trends:The role of AI in driving stock performance, particularly in tech companies like Nvidia and Broadcom.AI's increasing influence on data centers and related industries.Power Demands of AI:The significant power requirements of AI technologies and data centers.The potential for increased use of natural gas and nuclear energy to meet these demands.AI-Linked Stocks:Insights into other AI-linked stocks, including ARM Holdings, Super Micro Computer, and Dell.Discussion of Elon Musk's ventures in AI and their implications for the market.