Dec. 5 at 4:11 AM
$GRLT
When a stock shows strong revenue growth and has a solid product, it naturally attracts attention. But that’s exactly when bears start looking for cracks. Why?
Some traders make money by pushing the price down. If they can trigger panic, doubt, or confusion, they can buy cheaper shares or profit from short positions.
Negative sentiment is one of the fastest ways to shake out inexperienced investors.
Bears know that nervous investors are quick to doubt. A couple of scary messages can trigger selling, which helps drive the price lower—giving bears the entry they want.
If a company was worthless, no one would bother attacking it.