When you get Lloyd Blankfein of $GS warning
"I smell a crash coming" and now Point72 David Rosen saying private credit is a fraudulent bubble... all within 24 hrs of each other... I dunno.
Wall Street seems ... nervous.
Carvana: Bridgecrest and the Undisclosed Transactions and Debts
- Last year: both @HindenburgRes and @RealJimChanos lamented at the limited
transparency into $CVNA related parties, DriveTime and Bridgecrest.
- Last week: $CVNA refused to release financial details about DriveTime in a closely watched lawsuit against Carvana and its executives, alleging they carried out a fraudulent “pump and dump scheme”
- TODAY: We are releasing the DriveTime 2024 Annual Report and the GoFI LLC Annual Report we obtained via Freedom of Information Act request, along with our report.
for our full report, DriveTime's 2024 Annual Report, and GoFi LLC Annual Report
visit here: https://t.co/OhCijj2EzG
$CVNA
Everyone knows they cook their books.
The CEO of DriveTime is the father of the CEO of $CVNA .
Sooner or later the market will realize this stock is a ponzi.
A 2025 Hindenburg Research report claimed Carvana made a noticeable amount of revenue by selling used cars wholesale to DriveTime, a privately-held used-car dealer owned by Ernest Garcia II — the father of Carvana’s CEO, Ernest Garcia III
Carvana: A Father-Son Accounting Grift For The Ages – Hindenburg Research
https://t.co/rHzVRjoLLK
https://t.co/5zw30Jqmay
Now that $CVNA is finally imploding, everyone should take a look at the sellside price targets for the stock – an absolute joke.
Sellside researchers have continued to pour gasoline on a dumpster fire, month after month, ultimately helping push $CVNA into the S&P500 while the Garcia’s kept selling and selling their shares
JPM even increased their price target today, despite cutting their estimates.
Morgan Stanley recently raised their bull price target to $750 because $CVNA bought a new car dealership location, and the analyst decided to interpret that as Carvana moving into the Robotaxi business.
I look forward to reading the notes they put out in response to this and will share as they drop. At the end of the day, it’s sad that CVNA was pushed this far by the sellside and others, especially now that it’s included in the S&P500 and in pension accounts and 401-Ks everywhere, while the Garcia’s have made a killing dumping thousands of shares. I hope there is justice