The crazy thing is that the connection between the worth of a company and its market performance is so tenuous that the emh shouldn't make sense in the stock ma

The crazy thing is that the connection between the worth of a company and its market performance is so tenuous that the emh shouldn't make sense in the stock market. The only connections are: if a company does a buyback if it's share price gets low and can afford it off of existing revenue, if a company needs to raise cash and does a dilutatory raise, if the company exits the market via merger, acquisition, or bankruptcy, or if it's a dividend stock. All of these events are relatively rare.