Jul. 28 at 9:10 PM
This picture is the definition of volatility.
$SNDK,
$MU,
$QQQ,
$OSS—and many other stocks—have now fallen back to roughly the same levels they traded at on 6 May 2026.
That puts the recent 40% haircut in
$OSS into perspective. This is not an isolated company-specific move; it is largely connected to the broader macro environment, economic uncertainty, and weakness across the Nasdaq.
I remain bullish. When the Nasdaq recovers and moves back toward its all-time highs, I strongly believe
$OSS and many other growth stocks can recover toward their previous highs as well.
Volatility changes the price. It does not
automatically change the long-term story.
