Edwin Dorsey is building a niche in the financial world by reporting the deeds of short sellers. Dorsey is the Founder and Author of The Bear Cave, a popular short selling newsletter focused on exposing corporate misconduct that regularly moves markets. He first gained massive attention after he successfully exposed Care.com for an unimaginable amount of negligence that ultimately led to the collapse of the stock. Dorsey and The Bear Cave are cited frequently in Bloomberg terminal breaking news alerts. He was profiled in Institutional Investor and is part of a wave of new authors on Substack who are changing the landscape of financial journalism.
Dorsey started the Bear Cave substack account in 2020 when he was still in college at Stanford University.
He performs deep dives into troubled companies and features excellent analysis of potential short candidates.
The newsletter also features in-depth articles uncovering bad actors in finance and business, allowing people to make better decisions in the stock market.
The newsletter offers free and paid subscriptions for investors.
INVESTING JOURNEY
Dorsey got hooked on investing in elementary school when his grandmother put some money for him into an ETrade account.
He started pursuing big-name investors for meetings when he was still in high school.
He began writing for the stock-research platform Seeking Alpha as a teenager.
He wrote Warren Buffett so many letters asking to set up a sit-down that Buffett's assistant felt it necessary to caution him not to fly to Omaha.
He met two prominent short-sellers early on, Jim Cohodes and Jim Carruthers, and that got him interested in shorting.
His first foray into activist investing came when he was a Stanford student and wrote about Care.com, where he found indications that the company was letting through babysitters linked to children’s deaths or abuse.
MEDIA & PUBLICATIONS
Dorsey and his work has been featured in Institutional Investor, CNBC, and Bloomberg.
He has appeared as a guest on Real Vision.