Myb News · Nov 2, 2026
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this is a perfect example of a dangerous "data lag" trap, where old Wall Street predictions haven't caught up to today's bankruptcy reality. The "83% Buy" rating and the $8.80 price target were published weeks or months ago when the company was still healthy, so Robinhood's automated system is blindly comparing those old, outdated numbers to the new 11-cent price and incorrectly making it look like a massive discount. In the coming days, analysts will officially update their reports, downgrade the stock to a "Sell," and drop their targets to $0.00—proving that the glowing "Buy" signal on the screen is just a financial ghost that is about to disappear.
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