"You blame instos for the sp collapse without evidence" - well, I have a little evidence: at midday on 16-Jul, over the course of less than 60 minutes, roughly 15 million shares were dump on the market in a series of line-wipes that drove the share price from over $2.50 to $2.00. There is no way that you can ascribe this to a retail holder. No retail holder has that kind of stake.
This triggered an avalanche of automated stop-losses and knee-jerk selling amongst retail holders, which is predictable, expected and probably intended by the original seller.
To call this a "dance" implies that retailers willingly and intentionally participated in the sell-off, which in turn seems just a bit disingenuous.
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