The Stock's $250M Plunge Drops It to 441st in Liquidity Amid Sector Rotational Shifts

On September 22, 2025, , , ranking it 441st among stocks in terms of liquidity. .

Analysts highlighted that the sharp drop in liquidity for The could be attributed to a combination of and reduced institutional participation. While no direct earnings or regulatory updates were cited, the move mirrored broader market caution in . The stock’s trading position remained vulnerable to macroeconomic signals as investors recalibrated positions ahead of key inflation data releases.

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