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Short-seller Andrew Left has a new target (NVDA, INTC)

Citron Research has a new target for the new year: Nvidia Corporation.

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The firm founded by Andrew Left, which was central in unraveling allegations of fraud at Valeant Pharmaceuticals, tweeted that shareholders are discounting six risks for Nvidia in 2017.

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"Citron readers know we have long been fans of $NVDA, but now the market is disregarding headwinds," Citron tweeted.

Shares of Nvidia, which makes processors for video games, fell by as much as 3% on Wednesday after the tweet.

In brief, Citron said:

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Nvidia is the best performer on the S&P 500 this year and is up 245% year-to-date after Wednesday's pullback. Citron said it sees the stock heading back to $90 per share, down about 21% from current levels.

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