Research Update #3: Insights on Short Sellers - Hindenburg / Nikola

Previous Reddit Thread -

https://www.reddit.com/r/RealNikola/comments/1hr54ya/update_on_my_research_into_the_trevor/

I’ve recently connected with a whistleblower from Hindenburg. Here’s what the person had to say:

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A whistleblower from within Hindenburg Research has revealed an intriguing aspect of their operations: the preparation of hundreds of detailed reports on various companies, which are not released when ready, despite the firm's proclaimed mission of exposing fraudsters. Instead, Hindenburg reportedly holds these reports until they see an opportunity to maximize their short-selling gains. The timing of their releases appears to align with strategic market conditions rather than a sense of urgency to inform the public. This approach was evident in the case of Carvana, where Hindenburg chose to drop their report on January 2nd, coinciding with a peak in the company’s stock price. This timing raises questions about the motivations behind their so-called whistleblowing efforts, as it suggests a calculated effort to inflict maximum financial damage for personal profit rather than prioritizing transparency or ethical accountability.

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I’d love to hear your thoughts or any additional insights you might have. Comments are welcome!