Yeah I get what you're saying. If they do a split though they have to be reasonable and not do something where they're priced at $5-10 dollars. Companies that do that find that investors won't pay for a company that has a ridiculous market cap. They need to make sure that the market cap reflects EPS / Price to Sales. They should base whatever their moves are to preserve a market cap that realistically represents the companies value. And that gives investors the chance to make a lot of money and their ability to easily raise money.
These guys are the real deal so I think they'll make good decisions.