Chemours Declines by as Much as 15%

The transcript discusses a negative tweet by Citron Research about Comores (CC), predicting bankruptcy and highlighting issues from the balance sheet to the courtroom. The tweet caused a 9% drop in Comores' stock, leading to a trading halt due to volatility. The video also covers Andrew Left's history of short selling, including his notable call on VRX Valeant. Additionally, it examines Comores' financial decline, noting a 50% drop since its spinoff.

What did Citron Research's tweet claim about Comores?

• Comores is merging with another company.

• Comores is expected to double its profits.

• Comores is going to zero and is toxic.

• Comores is a leading company in its industry.

What was the immediate market reaction to Citron's tweet about Comores?

• The stock price doubled.

• The stock price dropped by 9%.

• The stock price remained stable.

• The stock price increased by 9%.

Why was trading of Comores' stock halted?

• Due to volatility after the tweet.

• Because of a dividend declaration.

• Because of a new product launch.

• Due to a merger announcement.

What is noted about Citron's history in the second section?

• Citron has never made impactful short calls.

• Citron only invests in technology companies.

• Citron is known for its long-term investments.

• Citron has a history of impactful short calls.

How has Comores' stock performed since its spinoff?

• It has increased by 50%.

• It has remained unchanged.

• It has decreased by more than 50%.

• It has doubled in value.