> The issue with that is that GP is arguing that this stock's investors continue to behave irrationally. Can we stop pretending that any part of the market beh

> The issue with that is that GP is arguing that this stock's investors continue to behave irrationally. Can we stop pretending that any part of the market behaves rationnally? Investors buy a stock because they think there will be someone else to buy it from them at a higher price later, that's it, they don't look further. Everyone was already complaining about this when $TSLA was at 50$ a share...