(Reuters) -Prominent short-seller Jim Chanos has questioned Strategy's valuation premium over its bitcoin holdings, saying Chairman Michael Saylor's tactics to boost the company's returns are ...

Veteran short seller Jim Chanos disclosed on Nov. 8 that his firm exited its hedged trade on Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR), unwinding a position that had been closely watched by cryptocurrency and equity ...

Famed short-seller's bet that premium to bitcoin would evaporate proved successful James Chanos calls time on a very profitable trade. If it were a boxing match, Jim Chanos would have won by a ...

Michael Saylor, co-founder and executive chairman of MicroStrategy Inc., speaks during the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, US, on Thursday, May 29, 2025. The event will examine Bitcoin's ...

Disclaimer: The analyst who wrote this article owns shares in Strategy. Jim Chanos, the founder of Kynikos Associates who famously shorted U.S. energy giant Enron before it collapsed in 2001, has set ...

Shares in Bitcoin treasury companies could be nearing the end of a period of dampened price action after an investment firm said it closed its short position against Strategy, the largest corporate ...

The bottom of the bitcoin treasury stock bloodbath may finally be in. Chanos, renowned for exposing corporate overvaluation and accounting excesses, first targeted Strategy when its enterprise value ...

The back and forth between famed short-seller Jim Chanos and Bitcoin billionaire Michael Saylor is becoming a Wall Street battle for the ages. The two investors have quarreled against one another in ...

One of Wall Street’s most prominent skeptics, short seller Jim Chanos, is ramping up his criticism of Wall Street’s most popular bitcoin trade: Michael Saylor’s Strategy (MSTR). “It makes kind of no ...

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Famed Enron short seller Jim Chanos has traditionally relied on the markets to make his dough — except when it comes to his latest real estate deal. After several years of listing and delisting his ...