There was good reason for Nike's stock to drop. It's no secret that the company has had disappointing financial results, driven by weakening consumer demand, and increasing competition. It's not doing well in China which is a major growing market. I don't think we need social media chatter to see that - just research the sticker on any reputable news site like, including right here. 

But I do think investors have a right to know if there is an organized attempt to manipulate $NKE's stock price to drive it down.

Very interesting, but I'm curious about some of these findings... did the bots initiate the negative posts about #Nike?  Or did they merely amplify existing posts?  Was this an organized attempt to hurt Nike's stock?  And if so, who was behind it?

And that fall is growing. Bearish on $BA.

Alright. I'm a fan of #Rivian, but 11.7k CT's sold in Q2? That's 2k short the amount of vehicles (R1S, R1T, AND EDV) Rivian delivered. Rivian sold less consumer vehicles than #Tesla sold Cybertrucks and the Cybertruck wasn't even discounted like the majority of Q2 Rivian sales.  $RIVN $TSLA

Alexa Graham, no, only $1B now, but may invest as much as $5B later.

Thanks for the share.

$NVDA has just been on fire lately?  But how much of is it really deserved and how much of it is just hype?  What goes up, must come down.

Thanks for the link!  Looking forward to reading your next article.

Good read, thanks.

Good chart. I would have thought that China would have been much higher.