On August 27, Carvana Co. fell 3.01% in regular trading, trading at $73.49/share, with turnover of $245 million. The stock retreated from recent highs after a multi-day rebound briefly pushed shares above the upper end of an institutional target price cluster.

On the news front, the prior rally was triggered by billionaire investor Mark Walter's decision to pledge rather than sell his Carvana holdings, alleviating market fears of forced liquidation. Walter had been subject to a federal investigation that sparked concerns he might offload his stake, while two directors collectively sold over 44,000 shares, pushing the stock down approximately 13% from its highs. As selling pressure eased, short covering drove a sharp recovery that carried shares above both BNP Paribas's $69 target and Evercore ISI's $75 target. The current pullback brings the stock back within that institutional consensus range, with accumulated gains from the rapid rebound generating profit-taking pressure on near-term price action.

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