Moody's (MCO) Falls After David Einhorn Said He's Short
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Shares of Moody's Corp. (NYSE: MCO) are seeing pressure after hedge fund manager David Einhorn said he is shorting the stock. Einhorn said the market is no longer giving the company's ratings any credit. Shares of Moody's is down 6% today. Einhorn was speaking at the Ira Sohn Investment Research Conference.
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