I think the bigger question is whether the attack will actually move the stock in the direction you want.
An expert's perspective can certainly be helpful, but if market prices are set by non-experts (or, experts in other fields) then it may just lead to consistently wrong answers per the tenets of keynesian economics.
I'm not disagreeing by the way. You are correct. And the stock traders probably made the correct guess about the company profits.
Does HN like Doge? I helped use it to send Jamaica to the Olympics in 2014...