>>101082117That is because in the past year, investors blindly believed that Cover will give them money anytime now and pumped the shit out of it in hopes that it will become true
But in reality Cover refused to give a dime for them and it seems like the rate of spending is increasing, which in turn, reduces the potential profit. And so naturally, they cashed out
But they did not cash out fully because Cover actually provided a somewhat promising future outlook and they ain't gonna fall anytime soon. As a result, Cover stock in the past month seemed flatlined because even though they know Cover's future is promising, they finally realize that there is no point in pumping them now, so they end up in a "wait and see" phase and no big investors will touch it until Cover provides them something really good (or really bad)
