Short Seller Andrew Left Charged with Fraud
Short Seller Andrew Left Charged with Fraud
Short Seller Andrew Left Charged with Fraud
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Federal prosecutors have charged prominent short seller Andrew Left with multiple counts of securities fraud, accusing him of manipulating stock prices to net at least $16 million. The SEC has also filed charges, alleging a $20 million multi-year scheme where Left's firm, Citron Research, published false and misleading statements about stock trading recommendations. Left is accused of using his influence through social media and television to affect stock prices, then reversing his positions to profit from the movements, allegedly misleading followers and concealing ties to hedge funds. If convicted, Left faces significant prison time and hefty penalties. Left has declined to comment on the charges.

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Short Sellers Feel Heat After US Charges Andrew Left With Fraud
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Famed short-seller Andrew Left faces more than a dozen criminal fraud charges
Feds accuse famed short-seller Andrew Left of fraud and market manipulation
U.S. charges short seller Andrew Left of Citron Research in $16 million stock manipulation scheme
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Short Sellers Feel Heat After US Charges Andrew Left With Fraud
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Famed short-seller Andrew Left faces more than a dozen criminal fraud charges
Feds accuse famed short-seller Andrew Left of fraud and market manipulation
U.S. charges short seller Andrew Left of Citron Research in $16 million stock manipulation scheme
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