that's what some of them say, but I'm not sure I believe that at all. It could just be that's how retail reacts - retail punishes the price by having real fear or taking advantage of those with doubts, thus keeping the price down.
But I was wondering if there is any logical reason why a mm might want to keep the stock down after it has undergone a huge disappointment.
My philosophy is to just be honest and balanced, and let the market decide if it agrees or not.