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Andrew Left's Citron Research (formally known as Stocklemon.com) seeks to expose companies whose management is in some way misleading investors. Left digs into SEC filings, financials, management histories and other data to uncover such situations, and he is usually short the stocks he writes about. Mr. Left has been publishing for 7 years and has created a track record that is unrivaled in short selling. Mr. Left has been cited in Barron's, Wall St Journal, CNBC and other major publications repeatedly for his work. Mr. Left was also an invited speaker at the reknown Master Investor Conference.

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American Superconductor: You Have to Read It to Believe It
on Jun 12, 2008 about AMSC
Red Flags at American Superconductor: Don't Get Burned
on May 14, 2008 about AMSC
Ominous Signs at ArthroCare
on May 02, 2008 about ARTC
Where Are Emcore's Commercial-Sized Orders?
on Apr 15, 2008 about EMKR
Question Marks at Valence Technology
on Apr 10, 2008 about VLNC
Red Flags at Basin Water
on Apr 07, 2008 about BWTR
Red Flags at Emcore
on Mar 18, 2008 about EMKR
The ArthroCare Story Gets Worse Every Day
on Feb 20, 2008 about ARTC
ArthroCare's Accounting Truths May Be Hard to Swallow
on Feb 17, 2008 about ARTC
Analysts Continue Defying Logic with Arthrocare Defense
on Jan 28, 2008 about ARTC
Yet Another Secret Subsidiary Operating In the Shadows at Arthrocare
on Jan 23, 2008 about ARTC
Arthrocare's Acquisition of Discocare: Trying Put the Genie Back in the Bottle
on Jan 08, 2008 about ARTC
Lazard Capital Markets Confirms Concerns About Arthrocare
on Dec 27, 2007
Red Flags at Arthrocare
on Dec 20, 2007 about ARTC
Red Flags at RemoteMDx
on Dec 05, 2007 about RMDX.OB
Red Flags at Bidz.com - Part 2
on Dec 02, 2007 about BIDZ
Red Flags at Bidz.com
on Nov 27, 2007 about BIDZ
Red Flags on HearAtLast Holdings
on Nov 06, 2007 about HRAL.PK
Red Flags at Terra Nostra Resources
on Oct 25, 2007 about TNRO.OB
Home Solutions of America
on Jun 26, 2007 about HSOA
Uranium Energy: Corporate Credibility in Serious Doubt
on May 07, 2007 about URME.OB
Why You're Better Off Without Uranium Energy Corp.
on Apr 05, 2007 about URME.OB
China VOIP & Digital: A Recipe for Disaster
on Feb 14, 2007 about CVDT.OB
Reality Check: Raising the Red Flags on YTB International
on Feb 08, 2007 about YTBLA.PK
Why Is Systemax Fishy About Its Rebate Business?
on Jan 17, 2007 about SYX
Diving Into Ocean Bio-Chem's "Improved Fortunes"
on Jan 12, 2007 about OBCI
Deja Vu?: Investors, Beware of Mamma.com's Soaring Stock
on Dec 21, 2006 about CNIC
A High Definition Look at Syntax-Brillian and the LCD Market
on Dec 18, 2006 about BRLC
Interoil: The Next Enron?
on Nov 15, 2006 about IOC
Syntax-Brillian Indulging in Wash Transactions?
on Nov 08, 2006 about BRLC
iMergent Practicing 'Cookie Jar Accounting'?
on Nov 06, 2006 about IIG
Home Solutions of America: Story Gone From Bad to Worse
on Oct 18, 2006 about HSOA

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