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This is baffling to me. Investors make their own valuations to figure if something is actually cheaper or more expensive than other people make it. It is lite
by twawaaay 4y ago
This is baffling to me.
Investors make their own valuations to figure if something is actually cheaper or more expensive than other people make it.
It is literally the whole point of investing -- you are trying to figure out if what you are getting for your money is more valuable than the cash in hand.
- ceejayoz 4y agoSure, and we have a variety of rules to protect those investors from making decisions based on fraudulent data. That's a good thing.
- twawaaay 4y agoThere is two parts to this problem. Certain data needs to be made public and has to be truthful. On the other hand anybody should be able to make their own opinion of what is the value of the company based on the data. Everybody who sells will want to increase the "official" valuation and everybody who buys will want to do as cheap as possible. Everybody is free to try to sell at any price they want and everybody should be free to decide not to buy it. There are certain exceptions... but stock exchange I think should not be one of them.