Institutional Short Research

50%+ DOWNSIDE

6-15 MONTHS CATALYST

Past the screen -- forensic depth, full model

Institutional-Grade Opportunities

50%+

Downside Opportunity

6-15

Months Time Horizon

$2B+

Market Cap Minimum

$15M+

Average Daily Volume

Addressing The Challenges Every Manager Faces

SHALLOW FINANCIAL SCREENING

Screens stop at ratios. You need forensic work past the screen — earnings quality, accounting red flags, and what the filings actually say.e.

NO CLEAR CATALYST

A thesis without a dated catalyst is a view, not a trade. We require an identifiable event path inside a 6–15 month window.

INSUFFICIENT DOWNSIDE

The Short capital needs 50%+ downside. Anything thinner rarely pays for the borrow, the path risk, or the seat.

LIMITED ONGOING SUPPORT

Not fire-and-forget. Direct analyst access and coverage updates while the position is live — not a one-and-done pitch.

Deep-Dive Research That Delivers Results

Our proprietary research methodology combines forensic accounting, fundamental analysis, and catalyst identification.

Forensic Accounting

Filing-level work on earnings quality, accounting red flags, and the adjustments that change the downside case.

Rigorous Fundamentals

Clear thesis on the business: model economics, competitive position, and where deterioration shows up first.

Catalyst Identification

Specific events and themes expected to force a reprice lower inside a dated 6–15 month window.

Full Financial Models

Detailed models behind the downside — numbers you can stress-test, not qualitative slides alone.

Ongoing Anaylyst Access

Direct access and coverage updates through the life of the idea. We stay on the name after the first read.

Proven Performance

~67%

Hit Rate

~+14%

Median Short

58

Ideas Published

Led by a Short Selling Legend


Kurt Feshbach brings 36 years of experience shorting stocks and founded the world's largest short-only hedge fund by AUM, Feshbach Brothers.

37% Annualized performance through investigative apporach

Featured in "The Art of Short Selling" by Kathryn F. Staley


"The Feshbachs looks for terminal shorts with these four characteristics: Stock prices overvalued by at least two times, a fundamental problem at the company, weak financial condition, and weak or crooked management."

— The Art of Short Selling, Kathryn F. Staley

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