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The trades that could bring down short-seller Andrew Left



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July 26 (Reuters) -U.S. authorities filed criminal and civil charges against Andrew Left, a prominent face of the activist short-selling industry, alleging he had for years manipulated the market and defrauded investors with misleading claims about his trades.

The Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Department of Justice focused on how Left publicly represented his positions in high-profile stocks versus how he was really trading them, alleging he exploited his influence to manipulate the shares and reap quick profits.

Left declined to comment when contacted by Reuters.

Here are the 23 companies that Left bet on, which the SEC listed in its complaint:

Company

Year

Alibaba Group BABA.N

2018

Snap SNAP.N

2018

AbbVie ABBV.N

2018

Cronos Group CRON.TO

2018

IGC Pharma IGC.N, then called India Globalization Capital

2018

Lifeist Wellness LFST.V, then called Namaste Technologies

2018

PolarityTE

2018

Tesla TSLA.O

2018

Nvidia NVDA.O

2018

Veeva Systems VEEV.N

2018

X, then called Twitter

2018

Meta META.O then called Facebook

2018

Roku ROKU.O

2019

Beyond Meat BYND.O

2019

Invitae NVTAQ.PK

2019

General Electric GE.N

2019

Luckin Coffee LKNCY.PK

2020

Inovio Pharmaceuticals INO.O

2020

Novavax NVAX.O

2020

American Airlines AAL.O

2020

Palantir PLTR.N

2020

Vuzix Corp VUZI.O

2020

Spruce Power SPRU.N, then called XL Fleet

2020



Reporting by Niket Nishant in Bengaluru; Editing by Shilpi Majumdar

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