Citron Research founder Andrew Left was convicted of securities fraud after a jury found he misled investors on trades.

The Citron Research founder was not at the courthouse when the jury deliberating his fate sent out a note.

He used explosive tweets about dozens of companies to illegally influence their shares and make a quick profit. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Citron Research founder Andrew Left was convicted of securities fraud after a jury found he misled investors on trades.

One financial intelligence firm warned of increased scrutiny for other short sellers after Left was found guilty on 13 counts of securities fraud.

Authorities alleged Left manipulated the stock market and defrauded investors with misleading claims about his positions in stocks including Nvidia and Tesla.

A federal grand jury in California has convicted short seller Andrew Left of securities fraud. The Justice Department said Tuesday that Left was convicted of one count of…

Case could have significant implications for investors publishing commentary on stocks

Andrew Left was found guilty on 13 of 17 counts for using his media platform to manipulate stocks and pocket at least $21 million in profits

The investor took to social media after the verdict, writing, ‘This is not over’

Short seller Andrew Left of Citron Research was convicted on 13 of 17 securities fraud counts, faces up to 25 years, and signaled an appeal.

Left remains free pending sentencing on August 31 and has indicated that he plans to challenge the verdict through the appeals process...

Notorious short seller Andrew Left faces prison in a closely watched case that could have significant implications for investors publishing commentary on stocks.