Famed short-seller Andrew breaks down why he's betting against these 4 companies — including Hertz and Tesla competitor Nikola
"I don't think they'll ever get a mass produced car," Left said, dismissing Nikola as a "wannabe Tesla."
Left has also bet against Tesla in the past only to see it rise, and said the company is one of a few stocks that is "in its own world.", a Chinese education technology company, has been dramatically overstating its revenues.GSX did not respond to a request for comment. 's business practices are harming African American customers in particular. He says federal authorities might put a stop to that, which could hurt its business.
"They have unsavory practices that are going to get hurt by regulations. And I think they're extremely overvalued," he said.Disclosure: TD Ameritrade is a partner of Insider, Inc.'s business development team, which is separate from its editorial department. We may receive a commission if you open an account.
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