Andrew Left took on retail investors by shorting GameStop in 2021. The Citron Research founder is back and shorting popular ...

Short-seller Andrew Left is betting against Palantir amid a stunning 144% rally in the shares in 2025. Left says the valuation is "absurd." ...

Left could face up to 20 years in prison for each fraud charge, according to reports. Read Also: Short Seller Andrew Left Faces Fraud Charges, Accused Of Manipulating At Least 15 Stocks ...

A lawyer for Andrew Left urged a judge on Monday to toss out securities fraud charges against the activist short seller, arguing that a criminal case with a threat of decades behind bars isn’t ...

Short sellers are beefing up disclaimers in their research reports in the clearest signal yet that last month’s criminal charges against Andrew Left are reverberating through the industry.

Prominent activist short seller Andrew Left will face trial in September 2025 over allegations he committed fraud, after his lawyers and U.S. prosecutors agreed to push back the case.

A federal grand jury in California has charged activist short seller Andrew Left with multiple counts of securities fraud, Friday, July 26, 2024, for a $16 million stock market manipulation scheme.

Citron Research founder Andrew Left, whose fund took a 100% loss on a GameStop short during the squeeze in 2021, has said he has started shorting the meme-stock again.

How whistleblower Andrew Left became the short-selling villain of the meme stock market craze By Charles Gasparino Published July 15, 2023, 9:08 p.m. ET ...

Andrew Left, founder and CEO of Citron, announced via a video on social media that after 20 years his firm will stop publishing critical research on companies that it believes are overvalued.