The price of a stock has only an indirect relationship to the abstract value of a company. The current price of a stock is simply the highest buy order that is

The price of a stock has only an indirect relationship to the abstract value of a company. The current price of a stock is simply the highest buy order that is not yet fulfilled by a sell order. So if a company just keeps offering to buy stock at a high enough price to match existing sell orders it'll push the price of a stock up. Whether that's sustainable in the long run is a different story, but there's no ironclad mathematical relationship.