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Originally Posted by iDumb
I should have stopped reading after this.
People love making things more complicated than it is.
A company like Enron maybe falsifying its data but it is impossible for you to know that. Your intentions were to purchase a piece of the company.
When a butcher shop goes on sale and if it's in the right area, the demand for the store front can create a price for the store that is much higher than its intrinsic value as a business (ie based on revenue/profit) - that does not mean you will sell your butcher store below the price of market demand because ideally the business itself is worth so much less....
Stock price simply reflects supply and demand.
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I only said that because i did't just google it. but the sheikh V google thing is a discussion on it's own