Activist investor Bill Ackman is preparing another major presentation on Herbalife, a source told CNBC on Thursday.

The presentation, set to be made at the Robin Hood Investment Conference in November, will include new information that his firm, Pershing Square, has uncovered after speaking with several former employees of the company, according to the source.

Ackman revealed his $1 billion short position in the company at an Ira Sohn Conference last December, calling the company's business model "a pyramid scheme."

Since then, billionaire investor Carl Icahn took the other side of Ackman's short, and the two famously battled on CNBC's "Halftime Report" in late January, with Icahn saying the whole thing would end with what he called, "the mother of all short squeezes."

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Herbalife shares have nearly doubled this year.

Ackman who has lost millions on the short bet, restructured it last month to cut the risk of being caught in a squeeze.

But apparently his conviction hasn't changed, as he continues to assail the company's business practices in several letters to Pershing Square's investors. In late August, he wrote directly to Herbalife's new auditor, PricewaterhouseCoopers, detailing what he called "serious accounting issues."

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Herbalife has said it "stands by its prior financial statements."

Herbalife continues to post strong earnings and has made a couple of high-profile board appointments.

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But Ackman and other shorts clearly feel some issues remain unresolved.

Investors are still waiting for the company to receive its audited financials and will now be left to wonder what Ackman has up his sleeve next.

—By CNBC's Scott Wapner. Follow him on Twitter: @ScottWapnerCNBC.