I mean, I feel like random things affect the price of securities all the time. During early COVID random fiscal policy decisions had a much bigger effect on the stock price of companies than their actual competence. Similarly, COVID itself of course had huge effects.
I feel like it’s normal that when the stock price of a company moves, this often has little to do with the company, but can be chased back to kind of “random” other things. In this case, the stock price would go down, and it would be pretty easy to check whether that was because something related to the resolution criteria changed, or whether something “core” to the company changed.
I mean, I feel like random things affect the price of securities all the time. During early COVID random fiscal policy decisions had a much bigger effect on the stock price of companies than their actual competence. Similarly, COVID itself of course had huge effects.
I feel like it’s normal that when the stock price of a company moves, this often has little to do with the company, but can be chased back to kind of “random” other things. In this case, the stock price would go down, and it would be pretty easy to check whether that was because something related to the resolution criteria changed, or whether something “core” to the company changed.