SHORT SELLER TAKES AIM AT BERKELEY LIGHTS.

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🗓️ 16 September 2021

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Activist short seller Scorpion Capital is taking aim at medical technology company Berkeley Lights calling it a “publicly traded fraud.” Why he’s betting against this name and how Berkeley Lights is responding.

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0:00.0	Live in the Nasdaq Market
0:03.0	State, overlooking New York
0:04.0	City of Times, where this is
0:05.0	fast money.
0:06.0	I'm Alyssa Lee,
0:07.0	tonight's Trader lineup.
0:08.0	Guy Adami, Tim Seymour,
0:09.0	Nadine Termin, and Jeff Mills.
0:11.0	Tonight on Fast Buckle
0:12.0	Off, we are putting the
0:13.0	pedal to the metal on the EV
0:14.0	trade.
0:15.0	Three big headlines.
0:16.0	Moving three big stops today
0:17.0	will break down who's
0:18.0	really winning the EV race.
0:20.0	Plus, by the dip, Tim is
0:22.0	making the case for a beaten
0:23.0	down name today.
0:24.0	He'll take the mound with a
0:25.0	fast pitch and later scam.
0:27.0	Reckless, a raging dumpster
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