I don't think your reply makes any sense Skutza.
I didn't myself say, I could buy or sell at a different value, to a stock's current share price..
Your statement, of "The Market is always right" which is often used and originates from a famous trader, is simply wrong, in the meaning it evokes.
It only makes sense to me, reworded as "The Market is what it is".
Sounds familiar
..
To use the word
"right" and attach some kind of intelligence to the "Market" is where you are wrong, in my opinion and what FactFinder's post, that you originally referenced, had said.
But then, I think you are just parroting an old "incorrect" saying, as fact.
This article explains it better than me and is more along the lines, of what I think.
www.ft.com
The link may not work, as now behind a paywall (although I read it, I don't pay for information/opinion).
But if you Google the title
Markets can be wrong and the price is not always right
It should come up and be readable at least once..