It is not manipulation. PLS only got as high as $5.60 when spot spodumene prices went over US$8000/t. Now spot prices are less than 1/10th of what it was when the share price was $5.60. If anything, logic should tell you that the share price is manipulated to trade higher than one would have expected.
I bought PLS in 2022 around $2-$2.54 when spot spodumene concentrate was about US$4000/t. That made sense to me. Paying $2.60-$3 now with SC6 close to US$700/t just doesn't make sense to me. It probably doesn't make sense to others to buy PLS now either.
Commodities are unpredictable. It can catch you on the wrong end of a trade very easily.
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $2.70 | $2.71 | $2.57 | $74.99M | 28.44M |
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| 22 | 190462 | $2.57 |
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| $2.59 | 6931 | 2 |
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