No, it's a "we need the stock to rise for the stockholders this month so we're going to burn hard for no reason". Funnily enough Australia uses this very idea

No, it's a "we need the stock to rise for the stockholders this month so we're going to burn hard for no reason". Funnily enough Australia uses this very idea for terrorism. "We hear that terrorism threat may or may not be higher than yesterday." is a thing that Australian PMs do when things look bad or its a slow news day. They word it in such dumb ways as quote: "there is some extra terrorist chatter right now" [1]... People in power can use fear of things to look like they're doing more work. 1. https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/pm-warns-of-terrorist-chatter-post-siege/znylubh2e https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/pm-warns-of-terrorist-ch...