The insanity is that this didn't sound ridiculous, but reasonable to a non-negligible portion of the population. Even worse is that professional "institutional

The insanity is that this didn't sound ridiculous, but reasonable to a non-negligible portion of the population. Even worse is that professional "institutional investors" have jumped on board the crazy train in a big way. They're holding almost 70 percent of the stock. They're reluctant to sell because the resulting price crash might hurt their performance bonuses. So much for the "efficient-market hypothesis".