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Bloom Energy is a short because multiple independent investigators allege the company is lying about its reliance on Chinese scandium supplies, is about to hit a hard ceiling on growth when those supplies run out, is booking revenue before actually billing customers, and has burned through four CFOs in two years — adding up to a stock that could fall sharply once the market absorbs all of it.
The Bear Cave is betting against Adient because its CFO just left while the company is already struggling with automakers squeezing its prices, a heavy debt load, thin profit margins, and the shift to electric vehicles making its future even cloudier.
The Bear Cave is betting against Verxa because its CFO abruptly quit after less than five years on the job, and the stock has already cratered 80% since going public via a SPAC merger last month — both signs that the company's leadership and underlying business are in serious trouble.