Bone Biologics (NASDAQ:BBLG) stock is falling on Friday after the medical device company’s shares underwent a major rally the day prior.
That rally was caused by heavy trading of BBLG stock. This saw some 44.2 million shares of the company’s stock change hands yesterday. With that came a 50% rally for Bone Biologics stock.
Investors will note that Bone Biologics didn’t release any news yesterday to fuel that stock rally. Instead, it seemed to be a case of certain traders taking advantage of BBLG’s penny stock status to manipulate its share price.
What That Means for BBLG Stock Today
Considering the lack of news behind yesterday’s rally, it makes sense that BBLG shares would give up much of those gains today. Investors will note that this comes as some 460,000 shares traded this morning. For comparison, the company’s daily average trading volume is closer to 875,000 shares.
Keeping all of this in mind, investors might not want to jump in on BBLG stock with this dip. While it’s possible retail and day traders could target it for another pump in the near future, there’s no guarantee of that. That means an investment with that hope is overly risky.
BBLG stock is down 37.8% as of Friday morning.
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