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David Einhorn Was Right about Apple
Greenlight Capital (GLRE) exited its position in Apple in the third quarter of 2018.

Gold Prices: Undervaluation, Smart Money Piles Up
Since March, gold prices are on a tear due to uncertainty surrounding COVID-19. The SPDR Gold Shares has seen gains of 16.2% since March 18.

Why Is David Einhorn Skeptical about Tesla’s Financials?
David Einhorn has locked horns again with Elon Musk. He asked several questions related to the company’s first-quarter financials.

Tesla Solar: Controversies Pile Up for TSLA!
Tesla (TSLA) Solar has been struggling for a long time. The company’s recent version-three of the solar roof tiles could bring a fresh start for it.

Is Tesla’s Cybertruck as Polarizing as TSLA Stock?
Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk unveiled the company’s much-awaited electric pickup, the Cybertruck, on November 21. The unveiling brought several surprises.

Can Tesla Solar Emulate Model 3’s Success?
Musk expects Tesla’s solar segment to be even bigger than its EV business in the future. However, will Tesla Solar be as successful as Model 3?

Musk Fires Back at Einhorn over Scathing Investor Note
While Tesla (TSLA) shorts were comfortably up through September, its Q3 results took a tool on short seller David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital.

Tesla Stock Gains Dim Einhorn’s Greenlight
Tesla stock has risen 23% since the company’s October earnings release, bringing trouble for short sellers such as David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital.

Is the Tesla ‘Short Burn’ Musk Predicted Finally Here?
Tesla reported a surprise quarterly profit for the third quarter on October 23. The majority of analysts were betting on a loss.

David Einhorn: Elon Musk Should Resign over Solar Fires
Greenlight Capital’s (GLRE) David Einhorn has called for Elon Musk to resign from Tesla (TSLA) in the wake of Walmart’s solar panel fire lawsuit.

Tesla Bears versus Bulls: Bears Are Winning This Year
In Tesla’s (TSLA) ongoing battle with short-sellers, the latter seem to be winning this year thanks to stock’s year-to-date decline of 30%.

Chipotle’s Impressive Reversal Gives Ackman Record Gains
Chipotle’s impressive second-quarter results propelled its stock to an all-time high. The stock was up 84.2% year-to-date as of July 31.

David Einhorn Makes a Comeback in 2019
Greenlight Capital has risen 19.0% this year.

What Drove Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital’s Gains in Q2?
In contrast to last year, Greenlight Capital’s performance this year has been improving. In 2018, GLRE fell 34%, vastly underperforming the markets.

Why Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater Is Underperforming in 2019
Pure Alpha, the flagship fund of Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater Associates, fell 4.9% in the first half, the Financial Times reported.

Einhorn’s Tesla Short Is Working in His Favor
In its Q1 investor letter, Greenlight Capital (GLRE) stated that partnerships had an average exposure of 112% long and 70% short.

Einhorn’s New Stakes and Exits in Q1
David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital (GLRE) initiated a new stake in Teekay LNG Partners (TGP) during the first quarter of 2019.

David Einhorn Weighed In on Tesla Again at Sohn Conference
Greenlight Capital’s (GLRE) founder, David Einhorn, is known for being short on Tesla (TSLA).

Lyft IPO: Did Carl Icahn Win Big?
Carl Icahn made a $100 million investment in Lyft (LYFT) back in 2015 when the company was worth just $2.5 billion.

Can Einhorn’s Greenlight Keep Outperforming after a Dismal 2018?
While 2018 wasn’t a good year for hedge funds in general, it turned out to be the worst on record for David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital.

Hertz Stock Plunges as Carl Icahn Discloses Stake Cut
Carl Icahn reported yesterday that his fund has cut its stake in Hertz Global Holdings (HTZ).

How Dan Loeb Hopes to Improve Third Point’s Performance in 2019
2018 was Third Point’s worst year since 2008.

Why Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital Had the Worst Year Ever in 2018
David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital (GLRE) suffered its worst year in its 22-year history with annual losses of 34% in 2018.