Adani: A $130 Billion Scandal

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Published 2023-03-06
In this episode, we take a look at the Adani vs Hindenburg scandal. What happened, and how could a company lose $130 billion in a matter of days over a few tweets? Was what Hindenburg did legal? In this episode we'll cover all of this.

PS: I was sick through half of this recording, so ignore the voice change, I'm only human.

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All Comments (21)
  • Hindenburg Research really has become the corporate world’s grim reaper.
  • @sahajjoshi33
    Whenever I see news of something big happening around the world.. I kinda expect a coldfusion video immediately.😅
  • When a company grows faster than what looks natural, there's usually something shady behind it.
  • @83nitish
    How the heck stocks has recovered 80% since then..
  • In case you don't know, the biggest red flag is the auditor of Adani. A tiny office with 23 old financial accountant approving audit of a billion dollars firm.
  • @nikhilxd362
    Adani enterprises is the only non govt company who has govt employees working with them. 😭😂
  • Many of us did not trust the Adani Group even 12 years ago. Too many times they have faced fines for ignoring regulations, especially on environmental issues. This company has certainly always existed on the edges of legal boundaries and I am confident that at some point, even the Indian Government will back away.
  • @DonLee1980
    If India really wanted to prosper and grow, it'll first need to get rid of this kind of corruption.
  • @ALT-vz3jn
    I get the idea that producing such a report could be seen as potentially unethical on Hindenburg’s part, but Adani Enterprises’ illegal activities are so egregious that anyone not calling them out would have an even bigger ethical issue on their hands IMO. I don’t care if Hindenburg made some money off of telling the truth and exposing this family of con artists.
  • @Ice_Karma
    Assuming I'm understanding things correctly, and that things are all above-board, Hindenburg seems to have a wild MO: Investigate fraudulent companies, tell the world, and short them on their way down?
  • @atul58
    Update your video. Adani not only survived but again became the richest Indian person.
  • @spikeamer
    Thanks for pointing out both sides of the story, something that most other media and bloggers have failed to do.
  • @brahim119
    “Behind every great fortune there is a crime.” ― Honoré de Balzac, French novelist and playwright, and one of the founder of the realism in European literature.
  • The reality is 11 months later his stocks are rallying again and seem to be getting back to level before the report.
  • @swapnil_dl
    Congratulations on showing guts to do an honest report. Indian media is owned by 2 corporate houses, one of them being Adani. No one dares to show anything in this country due to fear of losing sponsors. It's very simple, a guy who was a minor industrialist, turned a multi-billionaire in a span of 8 years of Modi govt. Appreciate your efforts in research and detailed analysis ❤️❤️❤️
  • Hindenburg’s business model is making profits while bringing down fraud. It’s a win-win situation here. 😂
  • @PoisonCore
    Dagogo's video style will always be in fashion. It's so different and feels relaxing and trance-like, even when he's talking about serious topics. Cold Fusion is my favourite information channel by a long shot.
  • @RaynaDJ
    I lost thousands after Hindenburg went after a company I was invested in and I really hated them for a while but now I kinda appreciate what they do. He's no hero as he is only doing it for the money but that experience made me a more diligent investor so I owe him one really.
  • Cold fusion has an amazing talent of taking a subject I've never heard of and through research and stellar presentation I am completely engrossed from start to finish
  • @SirAsdf
    8:50 Naming your company after one of the most famous cases of crashing and burning is a bold move.