Today, posted photos & video of its Qingdao EV 'operation'.
After we called them out for having no physical presence on site last week, we had a feeling the co. would attempt to cover it up, so we had a surveillance team monitor the site this weekend... (1/x)
Instead of showing a roaring "MEG" sales operation, the company instead displayed its logo on 2 easily modifiable LED signs.
We visited the same spot days ago. The signs were blank and turned off with no logo. We even posted them on twitter
We also took video from inside the facility today. No signs of or MEG, no booming EV car business. We believe is trying to make this facility out to be something bigger than it is because they know that their narrative is falling apart.
Per a 3/20 press release, investors believed they had a “1 Million square foot site (that) has been renovated as a permanent EV expo center".
Today, investors see they are the operators of 2 LED signs.
$EQIX is an $80 billion market cap data center REIT with over 260 facilities globally.
It has 10,000+ customers, ranging from small businesses to large cloud “hyperscaler” providers like Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
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Even if you ignore our findings & take the financials of $EQIX at face value, the company trades at elevated levels; an ~86% premium to its peers on a price to forward AFFO basis and a ~59% premium on a price to forward FFO basis.
Our 4-month investigation into Temenos, involving interviews with 25 former employees, including senior leaders at the company, uncovered hallmarks of manipulated earnings and major accounting irregularities.
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This includes evidence of roundtripped revenue, sham partnerships, rampant pulling forward of contract renewals, backdated contracts, excessive capitalization of seemingly non-existent R&D investments, and other classic accounting red flags.
$RENB is a biotech company with several preclinical drug candidates that is “committed to curing people with cancers and infectious diseases”.
Weeks ago, it voted to merge with “AI Health” company GEDi Cube, giving the company a pro-forma diluted market cap of ~$567m.
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CEO Dr. Mark Dybul has a prestigious background:
(i) serving under Anthony Fauci at the National Institute of Health (NIH)
(ii) as Executive Director of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria and
(iii) as a tenured professor at Georgetown University
LifeStance is a $2.3 billion market cap mental health provider with 6,400 clinicians located across 33 U.S. states.
The company has grown its clinician base at 18% per year in a behavioral health market forecasted to grow ~5% per year until 2030. (2/n)
$LFST trades at a ~23% premium to its peers in the behavioral health industry, despite reporting in its most recent Q3 ’23 report: $188 million in losses over the last twelve months, $482 million in debt and lease obligations and a $716 million accumulated deficit.
In its complaint, the SEC alleges Mmobuosi and other defendants “booked billions of dollars’ worth of fictitious transactions through two Nigerian subsidiary companies Mmobuosi founded and controls”.
The complaint called Tingo Mobile a “sham” and “a fiction”, alleging that claimed assets, revenues, expenses, customers, and suppliers of Tingo Mobile were “virtually entirely fabricated” – and that the public co’s that control it have been “perpetrating an ongoing fraud”.