Since this is the investing section, I will assume you are referring to financial assets such as stocks, bonds, etc. The market prices these by determining the price where the rate of return from each investment is appropriate given the investment's risk. A very low risk treasury bond for example might fetch 1 or 2%. On the other hand, a high risk stock could be priced at a return of 20% or more - assuming the company succeeds and doesn't go bankrupt.
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I hope it helps
Prices do reflect market condition, in a way. By that, I mean they reflect the conditions of investors current perceptions, including their emotions. Share price is connected to true value by a rubber band, not a cable. The only "set" prices are those at IPO's and such; the open stock market is an auction.
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