Then who is the owner of that computer(s)? Every working computer have an owner. And owner could do absolutely anything with the digits in it. Anybody who state something different is a liar.
Yes, today "owning a computer" does not mean that one who paid for it owns it. It is sometimes more complicated, like with your smartphone (which is a computer), if you have one with Amdroid/iOS, really Google/Apple respectively owns it, not you. But it still have an owner, who controls it fully and could do anything with data in it.
You don't know how prices are set in the Stock Exchange, do you?
Of course not.
But I perfectly know all possible ways they could be set.
Among that ways obviously is a way of directly changing digits in computers to necessary values.
It is up to you to prove somehow that this method of setting stock price is not used.
Or you propose to just believe some bastards from "Intercontinental Exchange, Inc."? :) :) :)
It is exactly same level of stupidity as believing that those who owns voting computers does not use that method of setting vote results.
you had no idea stocks are even bought and sold through an exchange,
I know that they could be bought and sold. That does not mean they really bought and sold, and that does not mean that prices of that buys and sells are not volutnary set by owners of stock exchange computers for whatever reason.
If you blindly believe in honesty of stock exchange computers owners, then, by same logic you have to believe in MSM, voting, "safe and effective" and other crap.
The computer does not belong to them.
Then who is the owner of that computer(s)? Every working computer have an owner. And owner could do absolutely anything with the digits in it. Anybody who state something different is a liar.
Yes, today "owning a computer" does not mean that one who paid for it owns it. It is sometimes more complicated, like with your smartphone (which is a computer), if you have one with Amdroid/iOS, really Google/Apple respectively owns it, not you. But it still have an owner, who controls it fully and could do anything with data in it.
The computer belongs to the New York Stock Exchange.
Which, in turn, is owned by Intercontinental Exchange, Inc.
You don't know how prices are set in the Stock Exchange, do you?
In fact I'd go so far as to say you had no idea stocks are even bought and sold through an exchange, and not by the listed companies themselves.
Of course not.
But I perfectly know all possible ways they could be set. Among that ways obviously is a way of directly changing digits in computers to necessary values.
It is up to you to prove somehow that this method of setting stock price is not used.
Or you propose to just believe some bastards from "Intercontinental Exchange, Inc."? :) :) :)
It is exactly same level of stupidity as believing that those who owns voting computers does not use that method of setting vote results.
I know that they could be bought and sold. That does not mean they really bought and sold, and that does not mean that prices of that buys and sells are not volutnary set by owners of stock exchange computers for whatever reason.
If you blindly believe in honesty of stock exchange computers owners, then, by same logic you have to believe in MSM, voting, "safe and effective" and other crap.
No, you're alleging that the NYSE would fix a single price for the benefit of ABV.
They have 0 incentive to do that compared to all the other incentives they could do.