Why does a volatile price have to be manipulation?
Can't it just be confused investors who are ready to buy/sell on the first sign of a trend post-result and cause such short term trends to accelerate as fear/greed hits extreme levels around results?
Reversals may then occur when another camp of investors feels that a great opportunity is being delivered.
I think what I am describing above is..well..a market.
I've learnt that trading with a tin-hat on results in substantial performance drag, not to mention it buggers up my internet connection
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| $3.10 | $3.14 | $3.06 | $1.978M | 635.6K |
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| 34 | 44012 | $3.11 |
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