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Imagine a company’s share price is higher than its competitor.
the company has lesser shares than the competitor
can lesser number of shares be a reason for higher price ?There is no obvious implied or intrinsic correlation between share price and number of shares when comparing companies. The share price of a company is dependent on the valuation or participants in an open, active market and is based on information such as price earnings ratio, dividends, revenue, profit, market share, etc…….
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