Dogecoin (DOGE) Statement from Major Short Seller Company

Citron Research Ends GameStop Shorting Amid Market Irrationality

Citron Research, a prominent short-selling firm, has announced its withdrawal from shorting GameStop (GME). While acknowledging the company's weak fundamentals, Citron's decision is driven by an astute understanding of the market's unpredictable behavior.

In a statement, Citron explained, "We are no longer shorting GME, not because we anticipate an imminent turnaround, but rather because the company's $4 billion cash reserves provide sufficient flexibility to placate its devoted shareholders."

Recognizing the power of retail investors, Citron cited Dogecoin's $20 billion market capitalization as evidence of the market's irrationality. "Ultimately, Dogecoin remains a $20 billion asset," the firm noted.

Andrew Left, Citron Research's founder, initially re-established a short position in GameStop last week. However, the size of his position was notably smaller compared to his ill-fated 2021 shorting attempt, which ended due to a coordinated rally by individual investors united on online forums.

Disclaimer: This is not investment advice.