Loop Industries ( NASDAQ: LOOP ) shares were touching 52-week highs by early October after the company announced a new strategic partnership with Suez. The bullish share price action over the year was abruptly interrupted upon the release of the Hindenburg report, a firm known for their short attacks, particularly the recent high profile Nikola attack which saw previous CEO Trevor Milton resign. The report, as always, raised some serious concerns regarding Loop's core technology and also referenced compelling evidence. I believe the following market reaction with a share price fall of more than 50% was more than fair and I urge investors to stay away from Loop Industries until a better response which properly addresses the issues highlighted comes (whether it comes at all).