Edwin Dorsey

Guest Edwin Dorsey, author of The Bear Cave, discusses short selling, finding bad companies, using FOIA requests, corporate red flags, targeting minorities, and newsletter growth strategies. He shares insights on researching companies, exposing unethical practices, and leveraging customer sentiment. The podcast also explores short selling mechanics, customer sentiment impact on companies, insider selling significance, building newsletters, and exposing fraudulent practices in public companies.

Edwin Dorsey, Editor of the Bear Cave Newsletter, dives into the world of short selling, emphasizing the power of customer relations over financial metrics. He reveals how he uncovers red flags at companies like Care.com and Roblox, flagging serious safety issues. Dorsey highlights Hershey's struggle against younger brands like Feastables and outlines the potential hazards facing Planet Fitness amidst regulatory changes. His insights into market dynamics and youth demographics offer a fresh lens on investment strategies in an evolving business landscape.

Guest Edwin Dorsey, known for exposing Care.com misconduct, shares insights on short selling, fraud research, and activist investing. He discusses red flags in management actions and audit firms, emphasizing the impact of activist investors on employees and revealing the key role of timing in investment decisions.

Edwin Dorsey, a financial analyst and expert in short selling, joins the podcast to discuss shorting Hershey's. They explore potential challenges the company may face, reactions of management teams to critical reports, concerns about competition, and the impact of the brand Feastables on Hershey's sales. They also discuss the potential negative impact of a weight loss drug called Zempik on Hershey's business.

Trey Lockerbie chats with Edwin Dorsey, the investigative mind behind 'The Bear Cave,' renowned for exposing unethical corporate practices. They delve into practical tools for identifying suspicious companies and discuss Dorsey's impactful work, including the Care.com scandal. The conversation also covers the misleading practices of Root Insurance and the importance of consumer satisfaction metrics in evaluating corporate performance. Dorsey shares strategic insights on uncovering hidden value in stocks and emphasizes the critical role of leadership integrity in investment decisions.