Y2Eel
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sunshine, sit back and have a bit of a think through your logic...
lets take the example of bhp billiton and two start up companies that merge (we'll call them company a & company b).. both merge and list on the same day..
bhp share price (Example): $10
Billiton share price: $10
bhp billiton share price: $15
company a share price: $1
company b share price: $1
company ab share price: $1.50
so, softie, riddle me this... both bhpbilliton and company ab are both new companies, both starting on the same day, and using your methodology will both have had "their assets valued as a new company"..
why is it that bhpbilliton, with it's tradition and heritage and strong assets, have a higher share price than the start up..?
come on.. think it through... (the answer is just there above..)
that's right.. the market would incorporate the history and assets of the new company into the share price, hence bringing forward their previous success...
naturally, this won't happen for a start up company as there are no assets to value... and if you think that there could be, i'm assuming you probably lost a lot of money investing in one.tel didn't you..?
it's okay to admit you were wrong.. you gave it a shot and i'm proud of you for that...
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