Check your entering prices, sometimes paying for a premium will get you in without modifying them much.
In less than 30 minutes since opening yesterday, over 5 million of short positions were covered at $90-93 range. During such volatile periods whether you want to buy or sell, please add buffers to get into the position you want.
E.g. Screen shows 90.3, enter at + 0.3 - 0.5., 90.6 - 90.8,
Screen shows 96.5, exit at - 0.5 to - 0.3, 96 - 96.2
And be very wary of pre-markets... The purpose of pre-market by volatile stocks is to "influence" the range of highs and lows to lead trading activities when the market open. After all, the key psychological effect is give some form of guidance for buyers and sellers to look forward to. ...

Have you ever wondered how the last prices in post-market can differ widely with first prices in pre-market?
Take a guess.
Well, if you haven't heard of OTC trading, it's an exclusive privilege to VIPs/corporates/larger financial institutions.
Their lowest trading size range from USD 5 mil to 20 mil in a single order.
And these off-the-chart transactions are only visible when the exchanges "market maker", breakdown those orders into small batches or larger batches, depending on how much they want to influence the prices or if there are any conflicting positions.
There are also those OTC transactions that happens via API, usually by a trading firm where trading is augmented by an algo. As much as algos try to follow a strategy, you can spot some erratic behaviours to see where they are guiding the prices to certain levels.
So how can you profit from this? The favourite approach for most people is hodling. It is good and bad, depending on your investing/trading time horizon. Always discount TPs by 2 to 12%, because you never know who else beat you to it behind the scenes on with OTC trading.
Unfortunately, this is always, where the interest of retail and institutional trading divides.
It's hard to call it manipulation upfront although its effect influences price level and liquidity.... So be careful when you look at price signals, in reality there will be questions you need...