RE:In retrospect ,its all about timing.I don't agree. It's more the float being restricted and illiquid. James had too large a position to be able to unload without affecting the stock price this much.
I prefer that we had a red day on no news than have a red day on good news. Trader sentiment is very easily influenced by the price action (speaking from experience lol, particularly when I saw the red price action when the Q1 earnings were out, it made me so skeptical and triple-check the report again). A red day can make emotional traders perceive news as bad when it's neutral or even good.
Heck, on another perspective, who's to say Dyment wasn't saving the news for a day like this?