On Monday July 9th, Autoliv’s stock stood at $104. Just a week earlier, that figure was $143, itself down on the previous week’s $150. This represents a 28% drop, and at its lowest point, the stock was only 28-cents away from falling under $100, on July 3rd. So, what caused this drop? This is bad for Autoliv, right? Well, if you were just going by the numbers in the Riot 50, you would probably come to that conclusion. However, there’s some context to be aware of, which is worthy of some exploration. On July 2nd, the company announced that it had completed the spin-off of its Veoneer electronics division, (now trading on the NYSE, under the VNE ticker). But this…