"Tesla sales tumble again in key European regions"

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2. The SEC has had evidence clear manipulation of stock prices

for many companies for years now and have done nothing. You have massive buying pressure coming in that is only about trying to prop up the price and protect those already in the stock while they perhaps position to sell or to leverage their stock. None of the buying in these kinds of scenarios is about investing int he fundamentals of the company like sales and revenue growth.

Like the whole "meme stock" nonsense where people bid up stocks to astronomical levels despite the company being barely going along. Then they cashed out and the price crashed back to "normal" levels and then they ran at it again and again doing the same thing over and over. All while the SEC acted like Sgt. Schultz.