The Latest Breaking News from Michael Burry

Michael Burry, played by Christian Bale in the movie ‘The Big Short’, is putting his money on another financial disaster

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Burry isn't the only one hinting the market might be headed for a correction.

Clients are preparing for a "lose-lose" outcome from the debt ceiling impasse, Morgan Stanley's top strategist has said.

Although famed hedge-fund manager Michael Burry recently announced that he was wrong to recommend investors sell, the apparent pivot begs the question: why is gold up?

“This time is different,” Burry tweeted Tuesday, including a chart that showed the roughly 40% stock market drop—and multiple bear market rallies—that occurred during the dot-com bubble.

Steve Eisman says some market paradigms get deeply embedded in people’s minds. “They can’t even imagine, at times, that there could be anything else.”

Burry is known for spotting bubbles, and he's worried stocks are still in the midst of one—despite the drop in 2022.

CRM is laying off people and closing its offices, but it's still far ahead of its competitors in many ways.

Burry has trimmed his hedge fund’s holdings, saying he fears that a recession is coming and it will be far from “short and shallow.”

Former hedge fund manager and “Big Short” fame investor Michael Burry made headlines earlier this year when he sold all of his positions except one. Burry added five new positions in the third quarter and increased the position in the lone carryover from the second quarter.