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If it really is widely known that a stock will definitely rise at some point in the future, that very quickly gets priced into the stock price now. It goes up g
by TallGuyShort 6y ago
If it really is widely known that a stock will definitely rise at some point in the future, that very quickly gets priced into the stock price now. It goes up gradually as confidence that it will go up goes up.
- notional 6y agoAnd looking at AMZN stock price it has risen consistently since IPO. Yall take things waayyy too seriously to not understand the humour in stating the obvious of Amazon's stock price though.
- kube-system 6y agoThat would be relevant if these were stocks bought at IPO, or bought and held for the long term. This situation was neither of those. AMZN fluctuates in the short term like any other stock.
- sokoloff 6y ago> looking at AMZN stock price it has risen consistently since IPO. We might have different definitions of "risen consistently". AMZN traded as high as $105.06 in 1999 down over 94% to as low as $5.97 in 2001.
- celticninja 6y agoSort of true, but alsorts of issues can leap in unannounced and shoot your plans in the foot. You can prove in covid now but was it priced in in January, February, March, definitely by April for the majority.