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Concluding the informative session, Lewis emphasizes that stock splits should not be misconstrued as bullish indicators of a company's growth potential. Rather, they merely redistribute shares without affecting the underlying value.
The pizza analogy serves as a poignant reminder—whether one enjoys one big slice or two smaller slices, the amount of pizza (or value) consumed remains unchanged. Likewise, stock splits may lead to short-term price changes, but the real driver of share movements over time lies in the performance and results delivered by the company itself.