There’s a surplus of white-collar workers in America and more layoffs are coming, warns Michael Burry of Scion Asset Management.
Source: FortuneMichael Burry suggested that the Federal Reserve could buck expectations by reversing course on its planned series of sharp interest rate hikes due to an economic phenomenon known as the “bullwhip …
Source: New York PostThe Scion Asset Management boss dismissed the recent rebound in stocks, noting there were dozens of brief rallies during past bear markets.
Source: Business InsiderJim Chanos, Mike Novogratz, and Suze Orman have also discussed the plunge in crypto prices, and what it means for the industry and investors.
Source: Business InsiderHedge fund manager Michael Burry, famed for forecasting the 2008 financial crisis, says that the Federal Reserve “has no intention of fighting inflation.” He added that the Fed’s "Serial half-point hikes are for getting elevation before stocks and the consume…
Source: Bitcoin.com“Big Short” investor Michael Burry touted Elon Musk’s purchase of a sizable stake in Twitter as a net positive for the US – putting aside his occasionally frosty relationship with Tesla’s bil…
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Source: ReutersThe Securities and Exchange Commission is proposing new disclosure requirements for large short sellers. Officials say it could help them sort out market disruptions.
Source: New York TimesThe latest quarterly filing from Scion Asset Management, Michael Burry's firm, shows no bearish bets against the electric-vehicle company.
Source: Barron'sHedge fund manager Michael Burry, famed for forecasting the 2008 financial crisis, says that he has never shorted any cryptocurrency. He further warned that the current bubble is the biggest one.
Source: Bitcoin.comElon Musk is only making noise about selling Tesla stock because the carmaker’s shares are falling. That’s the contention of Michael Burry — the investor made famous in “The…
Source: New York PostThe hedge funder who predicted the 2008 Financial Crisis has a different theory about Elon Musk’s recent erratic trading activities.
Source: ObserverBurry, who has been warning of an epic stock-market crash, took a knife to his stock portfolio in the third quarter.
Source: Business InsiderBurry, who was short Tesla as recently as June this year, noted Amazon and other high-flying stocks plummeted when the dot-com bubble crashed.
Source: Business InsiderBurry rejoined Twitter to suggest why Musk may be looking to cash out, and drew a parallel between tulip mania and market speculation today.
Source: Business InsiderHedge fund manager Michael Burry, famed for forecasting the 2008 financial crisis, has confirmed that he has not been shorting cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, despite speculations that he may have. His confirmation came after he recently asked how to sho…
Source: Bitcoin.comInvestor Michael Burry of "The Big Short" fame said he was no longer betting against Tesla Inc <a href="https://www.reuters.com/companies/TSLA.O" target="_blank">(TSLA.O)</a> and that his position was just a trade, CNBC <a href="https://cnb.cx/3aHwppP" target…
Source: ReutersHedge fund manager Michael Burry, famed for forecasting the 2008 financial crisis, thinks the dogecoin rival shiba inu token (SHIB) is "pointless," criticizing its supply. The cryptocurrency skyrocketed 230% over the past week.
Source: Bitcoin.comMichael Burry underlined the scale of the meme token's supply by noting that a quadrillion seconds is about 32 million years.
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