> Markets measure the tiny fraction of buyers and sellers on a given day and ignore the super majority of holders. Not really. The decision to not sell and to

> Markets measure the tiny fraction of buyers and sellers on a given day and ignore the super majority of holders. Not really. The decision to not sell and to not buy is itself reflective of the price. If a stock is super cheap, people will buy. If the stock is priced fairly or overpriced, few people will buy. Same goes for selling.