The King of Short Selling
Blackquarry relied heavily on field research: former employees, suppliers, customers, litigation records. Ethan added structure. He scored discrepancies between company narrative and measurable behavior. He tracked changes in sell-side language across notes, not just ratings. He scraped job postings for hiring freezes hidden behind cheerful guidance. He compared satellite foot traffic data with reported same-store sales. He mapped option dealer positioning to identify where forced hedging could amplify moves.
When Marcus saw the dashboard, he said nothing for a long moment.
"This is yours?"
"Yes."
"Who else has it?"
"Nobody."
"Keep it that way."
