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To put it in perspective.

BBIG has basically been moving independent of the market for months now. It hardly dropped or went up from any Russia stuff or fed inflation or any of that stuff.

It has two patterns

1. Slowly bleed out until it reaches its floor of low $2s
2. Goes up on its own good news such as Adrizer deal closing, Tyde record date known, bullish ER, etc, then aggressive drop to back to around where it was to continue slowly bleeding out.

If this was really a matter of market conditions, BBIG would have gone to lower lows and been brought back up with these pieces of good news. The logical conclusion to reach is the price isn't tracking with known things about the company or market conditions.