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by Lavery
2371 days ago
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Maybe that's reasonable in private markets, but Logmein was a public company (LOGM). Valuations and multipliers for public equities are the consensus of a set of investors who buy and sell the stock all day. Anyone who wanted to take the money and run could choose to do so between the hours of 9:30 and 4 EST for the last decade. |
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So the consensus is what it is given normal volume, likely a relatively small chunk of shares changing hands repeatedly rather than a really large block being sold once. The latter would almost certainly depress the price.