I suppose one could summarize the market as having several key...

I suppose one could summarize the market as having several key factors. One key factor being the rational calculated value of a company at any given time, another key one being the "human factor" for better or worst (FOMO, sector sentiment, reddit, ol' mate down the pub, future legislation/rate consequence theories, whatever). Obviously there are others, and this is a huge simplification, however, surely its important to consider the fact that if the "human factor" can bring a stock to be worth 400% HIGHER than its more calculated worth, surely it can just as easily make it worth 50% less.

If this gets to 3c on more good news, I'll be hard to convince not to pick up another million.