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The investor made famous by the big short is now sounding the alarm on US stocks.
Writing in a post on Substack, Michael Burry said, "...we are witnessing history in the stock market.
That is not a good thing."
He argues that the market resembles the peak of the dot-com bubble, pointing to the Nasdaq 100 now trading at around 43 times earnings.
Burry is among a number of market observers who have raised concerns about the rally driven by the artificial intelligence spending boom, that for now at least shows no signs of cooling.
In London, Chris Pitt, Bloomberg Radio.
The investor made famous by the big short is now sounding the alarm on US stocks.
Writing in a post on Substack, Michael Burry said, "...we are witnessing history in the stock market.
That is not a good thing."
He argues that the market resembles the peak of the dot-com bubble, pointing to the Nasdaq 100 now trading at around 43 times earnings.
Burry is among a number of market observers who have raised concerns about the rally driven by the artificial intelligence spending boom that, for now at least, shows no signs of cooling.
In London, Chris Pitt, Bloomberg Radio.
The investor made famous by the big short is now sounding the alarm on US stocks.
Writing in a post on Substack, Michael Burry said, "...we are witnessing history in the stock market.
That is not a good thing."
He argues that the market resembles the peak of the dot-com bubble, pointing to the Nasdaq 100 now trading at around 43 times earnings.
Burry is among a number of market observers who have raised concerns about the rally driven by the artificial intelligence spending boom that, for now at least, shows no signs of cooling.
In London, Chris Pitt, Bloomberg Radio.
The investor made famous by the big short is now sounding the alarm on US tech stocks.
Writing in a post on Substack, Burry said, We are witnessing history.