The Bear Cave is betting against Hyliion because a researcher called Pelican Way claims the $133 million contract announcement that sent the stock up 150%+ was misleading and the supposed customer can't actually fulfill the order, the CEO has been paid more than the entire company has earned since 2021, and the company's recent pivot to pitching itself as an AI and data center play looks like a stretch to grab attention rather than a real business shift.
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The Bear Cave is betting against EQPT because the company's largest outside shareholder is alleging the founders are committing fraud, and The Bear Cave's own digging turned up at least $77 million in hidden deals that secretly funneled money to businesses connected to those founders.
Veelo's stock looks like a short because its CEO allegedly lied about his credentials, its supposed SpaceX partnership reportedly fell apart last year, and yet the stock still trades at a price nearly ten times what comparable companies fetch — despite losing money and growing revenue essentially nowhere for a year and a half, while the CEO has quietly borrowed $54 million against his own shares.