Amazon's Bezos Says a Falling Stock Price Doesn't Mean Things Are Bad

The transcript discusses the evolution of a business from selling books to music and videos, driven by customer feedback. It highlights the realization that the company could sell anything based on customer needs. Despite a significant drop in stock price, internal business metrics showed improvement, emphasizing that stock value does not always reflect company health.

What does the speaker imply about the difference between a company's stock and the company itself?

What was the outcome of the speaker's observation regarding customer metrics during the stock decline?