# Andrew Left

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Market Positioning, the Short Seller on Trial & Media's Power Shift

Charlie Gasparino and Bob Sloan break down the week's biggest market and media stories — from the criminal conviction of short seller Andrew Left to the AI positioning battles playing out across space, software, and satellite stocks. Bob unpacks why S3's "battleground stocks" framework — the sevent…

ETFs Gone Wild: How to Find the Few Worth Owning

Too many ETF tickers, too little time. There are officially more ETFs than publicly traded stocks in the U.S., and no normal investor has the time — or the stomach — to sort through thousands of products that all claim to be the answer. That’s the setup for this episode of The Big Skinny. Lou Basen…

Weekly Roundup 06/05/26 (MSTR wobbles, Polymarket's MSTR market, Andrew Left convicted) (EP.723)

Matt and Nic are back for another week of news and deals. In this episode: FIFA's World Cup ticketing scandal Andrew Yang is now a crypto and telecoms entrepreneur Are Strategy's woes responsible for the Bitcoin pullback? Will Saylor defend STRC or MSTR? What are Saylor's options here? Pol…

Champagne and Caviar

Katie and Matt discuss the Knicks, the Jeffrey, hedging sports bets with sports bets, Google selling some stock, net equity issuance, taxes on stock vesting, Andrew Left, how long you have to be short, the decline of activist short selling and not saying dumb stuff in email. See omnystudio.com/list…

The SpaceX IPO, APAC Long/Short Positioning & What Iran Means for the 10-Year

Charlie Gasparino and Bob Sloan broadcast from their respective vacations for a wide-ranging vacation edition of Risk & Return. Charlie opens with a media spat over his California election comments and a broader critique of the mainstream press before pivoting to the real market story: the SpaceX I…

Ep. 1925: You Can't Beat 'Em

Don and Tom tackle the blurry line between free speech and market manipulation after the conviction of prominent short seller Andrew Left. They debate whether financial influencers should be allowed to profit from public stock recommendations, discuss why members of Congress continue trading indivi…

Ep. 1925: You Can't Beat 'Em

Don and Tom tackle the blurry line between free speech and market manipulation after the conviction of prominent short seller Andrew Left. They debate whether financial influencers should be allowed to profit from public stock recommendations, discuss why members of Congress continue trading indivi…

How Jumia Went Left - Jumia Part II

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In the second episode of Africa Built, we conclude our two-part series on Jumia. In this episode, we dissect the complex story of Jumia—from its IPO to its ongoing struggle for profitability amid fierce competition and market challenges. We explore the key turning points, controversial decisions, a…

Champagne and Caviar

Katie and Matt discuss the Knicks, the Jeffrey, hedging sports bets with sports bets, Google selling some stock, net equity issuance, taxes on stock vesting, Andrew Left, how long you have to be short, the decline of activist short selling and not saying dumb stuff in email.See omnystudio.com/liste…

Turnaround Stories and Shorting Stocks

Dollar General was a stock market darling for much of the 2010s, but fell on hard times a few years ago. Numerous value investors have been betting that “it’s not that bad”, but that turnaround strategy has taken much longer than expected. Lou, Matt, and Tyler all look at the status of the Dollar G…