short sellers

The only way to prove you really mean it when calling a short seller a liar is to sue and win.

GameStop may not be selling weed or ice cream or dog food, but it and its ilk are certainly selling a lot of stock.

Bill Gross is short GameStop and can’t get enough of the action.

That whole bit about the “so-called ‘report’ replete with misleading information”? Yea, we might have spoken too soon about that.

Short selling is out. Helping Redditors ride rocket stonks to the moon is in.

And r/wallstreetbets is minting millionaires.

The short-sellers have come for Vivion.

What’s the South Korean government’s position on exterminating MBAs?

Absolutely. Demolished.

You don’t want to be the guy who strikes a deal days before Muddy Waters, uh, strikes.

Nikola may have no revenue, but it does have subpoenas.

Nikola’s Trevor Milton isn’t successful enough to be able to make potentially untrue statements about his company on Twitter willy-nilly.

Turns out that fraud you think you see may be more valuable to you than to your clients.

Andrew Left can’t say that Carson Block didn’t warn him.

Burford Capital bends to The Block, admits that its CEO probably shouldn't be literally married to the CFO.

When Tesla gets punched, Ackmania is one hell of a drug.

Nothing says “we're a legitimate company” like offering thousands of dollars to make the mean people go away.

That's a road you generally don't want to go down.