I suspect the stock price is in a bit of limbo until merger approvals (U.S./EU/UK) start happening. The other thing is that the stock has high short interest. 88 million shares are sold short out of 1.1 billion shares, but if the float is closer to 300-400 million shares because 700 million shares are privately owned and not being actively traded, that's pretty heavily shorted. https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/psky/short-interest - As part of the merger deal (if the deal is approved), every current shareholder will be given one warrant for every share they own. Each warrant gives the holder 10 years to buy a share of Paramount at the price that the new merger investors pay for their shares ($12-$16). Once the warrants are issued, they're traded separately from your shares, so you could sell your shares and hold onto warrants just in case Paramount-Warner stock goes up above $16 in the next decade. https://ir.paramount.com/node/72866/html - I'm not gonna give any investing advice but the warrants are an interesting piece of the merger puzzle.