This is just another prime example of how the stock markets are completely disconnected from a company, any company. Some people on here including Peter have said it before, the markets are not the company (although they can make or break a company).

The markets today with auto trading technology makes 'playing' the markets all that more volatile and riskier. Did someone buy in big or was it a short scam 'fake news' made to look like buying so that the uninitiated would buy, then sell into that buying frenzy and short the heck out of it, or did a bunch of traders or investors make a mistake in what they were investing in (highly doubtful), or did someone enter the wrong algorithm in their trading system and then reverse it to try and recover their losses... all good questions if you are here 'playing' the markets, but if you are here for the company as an investor and in support of what the company is doing and it's potential, all these types of questions, while interesting, are also mostly irrelevant... imho.

Stay safe out there!

Claude