Goldman Sachs values DK with a “BUY” rating and pushed Target Price up to $73. Here is why I disagree.

This is almost certainly a coordinated trap set up by institutions to trap retail. Its EPS was beaten, but revenue was missed, indicating cost-cutting masked up as "demand".

Insiders (i.e., director; not that important, but still a transaction) recently sold off a transaction 17 days ago. The stock is also at a 98% 52-week range high, and the fundamentals do not line up to how much it's been increasing.

A reason why it's going up is because the number of days it would take for short sellers to buy back all their borrowed shares is currently taking too long (multiple days), so it naturally leads prices upwards. My short squeeze data calculations show the stock at a short squeeze score of 40.91/100. Considerably higher than many other stocks in the mid-cap range.

Expect a huge dip, and if it goes up even more, this is simply a too risky of a play.

Verdict: Strong Sell