DOS Jehoshaphat Research is Short Amdocs Ltd. (DOX)
Jehoshaphat Research is Short Amdocs Ltd. (DOX)Details Link >VIEW Jehoshaphat Research is Short View, Inc. (VIEW)
Jehoshaphat Research is Short View, Inc. (VIEW)Details Link >AHCO Jehoshaphat Research is Short AdaptHealth Corp. (AHCO)
Jehoshaphat Research is Short AdaptHealth Corp. (AHCO)Details Link >MXL Jehoshaphat Research is Short MaxLinear Inc. (MXL)
Jehoshaphat Research is Short MaxLinear Inc. (MXL)Details Link >BWXT Jehoshaphat Research is Short BWX Technologies, Inc. (BWXT)
Jehoshaphat Research is Short BWX Technologies, Inc. (BWXT)Details Link >ARMC Jehoshaphat Research is Short Ameresco (AMRC)
Jehoshaphat Research is Short Ameresco (AMRC)Details Link >HASI Jehoshaphat Research is short Hannon Armstrong (HASI)
Jehoshaphat Research is short Hannon Armstrong (HASI)Details Link >ARRY Jehoshaphat Research is Short Array Technologies (ARRY)
Jehoshaphat Research is Short Array Technologies (ARRY)Details Link >669.HK Jehoshaphat Research is Short Techtronic Industries Ltd. (669 HK)
Jehoshaphat Research is Short Techtronic Industries Ltd. (669 HK)Details Link >We’re short the securities of Techtronic (669 HK, or “TTI”), a power tools company that’s been inflating its profits dramatically for over a decade with manipulative accounting. A broad “toolbox” of accounting games has enabled TTI to engineer a profit margin trendline so perfect, it does not otherwise exist on Earth. Of every single public company over $1bn revenue in the entire world, TTI is the only one whose gross margin has gone up every half-year, sequentially, for ten years straight
PGNY Jehoshaphat Research is Short Progyny (PGNY)
Jehoshaphat Research is Short Progyny (PGNY)Details Link >We are short shares of Progyny (PGNY), a company we believe is deceiving the investor community via its financial reporting practices. These practices rely on complex accounting that PGNY appears to have been exploiting for years. We believe that PGNY recently has taken its aggression to a brazen level by secretively changing important accounting policies that materially inflate profits. We calculate that PGNY is actually unprofitable, but masks this problem with accounting games.