Why Are TaskUs Shares Trading Lower Today?

Spruce Point Capital Management, LLC issued a report entitled "Moderating The Bull Case Content," justifying TaskUs, Inc TASK facing up to 25% - 50% long-term downside risk, or $17.80 – $26.70 per share.
The report uncovered evidence of CEO and co-founder Bryce Maddock providing multiple conflicting accounts of his education credentials and outlined his history of exaggeration and embellishment.
Spruce warned investors against TaskUs' exaggeration of the size of its business and, possibly concealing its growing financial strains, most notably tied to its single-largest customer Meta Platforms Inc FB.
Spruce highlighted poor financial reporting, including the omission of annual contract value during the IPO process and the use of a non-standard definition of annual employee attrition rate, possibly understating the actual turnover.
Spruce had evidence portraying TaskUs' dwindling financial performance in the Content Security segment contradicting the company's leadership claims.
Additionally, new industry reports referred to TaskUs as a "Market Contender" instead of a "Leader."
Price Action: TASK shares traded lower by 17.5% at $29.37 on the last check Thursday.