Hindenburg Research disclosed a short position in Carvana on Thursday, claiming the company's recent turnaround is a "mirage" that is being propped up by unstable loans and accounting manipulation.

Hindenburg Research—yep, the same firm that exposed fraud at Nikola and Lordstown Motors—called Carvana a “grift for the ages.” Whether that claim holds weight or not, Carvana is still ...

In the first two posts of their fifty-one post X thread, Hindenburg described Carvana as “a father-son grift for the ages” and a “$44 billion online car dealer founded in 2012.” ...

Carvana is the subject of a report published by Hindenburg Research on January 2, 2025. The report, titled: "Carvana: A Father-Son Accounting Grift For The Ages," alleges that the Company's ...

Carvana exceeded analysts' EBITDA and revenue ... ago when the stock dropped 11% on the news that short seller Hindenburg Research published a report accusing the company of "accounting ...

The stock saw a boost in its share price after Hindenburg Research announced it was closing shop with Carvana one of Hindenburg's last-ever short report targets. Kerrisdale Research also announced ...

Carvana shares surged over 50% since mid-January, driven by rebounding used car sales and market dismissal of the Hindenburg short ... of my last two pieces of research, used car sales are turning ...

Carvana (CVNA) is scheduled to announce its ... Investors even ignored short-seller Hindenburg Research’s allegations against CVNA earlier this year, which called its turnaround a “mirage ...

Online car dealer Carvana (CVNA) reported a revenue and profit beat for the fourth quarter on Wednesday as the company continued its push into profitability. However, its shares pulled back over ...