Actually the share price merely reflects the current price that a marginal buyer is prepared to pay and that a marginal seller is willing to accept, for a given parcel of shares in that business.
Try buying the WHOLE company, where all shareholders must agree to sell, and you fill find the true value of whole business.
Ann: Half Yearly Report and Accounts, page-209
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