RE:RE:they are trying to shake the treeI think history helps provide context.
Weekly chart pull backs from new highs before bottoming:
April 2018 - 25% pull back
April 2019 - 17% pull back
May 2019 - 19% pull back
Aug 2019 - 25% pull back
May 2020 - 17% pull back
Aug 2020 - 15% pull back
This week - 12% pull back
Its easy to get wrapped up in the sub daily charts, but there's nothing explicitly bearish on the longer lookout, just a lot of noise on shorter term charts. Imo this is no big deal unless you got caught ATH with only the intention to day trade.
Over the next month i think it wouldn't be unreasonable to be mentally prepared for more pain, but for all who read, if you were bullish the stock just remember the fundamentals haven't changed and these dips always present a buying opportunity.