CoreWeave, an AI cloud infrastructure platform, saw its shares plunge 27.5% from last Friday's close to Thursday morning's 52-week lows, followed by a 17% rebound. The company has accumulated $51.6 billion in debt against a backdrop of zero historical profitability, leading to divided analyst views. HSBC maintains a Sell rating, while BNP and Cantor Fitzgerald suggest fears are overblown. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang downplayed systemic concerns, and ARK Investment bought 192,000 shares. The stock, with 15.4% short interest, remains primed for explosive volatility.