Michael Burry, the legendary investor famous for his contrarian 'Big Short' call during the 2008 financial crisis, just made waves by publicly stating he is not currently short on Tesla. This statement marks a notable shift from his previous bearish stance on the electric vehicle manufacturer, and has immediately caught the attention of retail traders and institutional investors alike.
The clarification comes amid ongoing market volatility and shifting sentiment around mega-cap tech stocks. Burry's position changes have historically served as a barometer for contrarian market movements, making his Tesla commentary particularly relevant for traders monitoring alternative assets and broader market dynamics.
Whether this signals a tactical repositioning or reflects changing market conditions remains a hot topic among the investment community. His track record suggests every move deserves careful attention from those following macro trends.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 10h ago
Bray changed his tune? What kind of trouble is this guy up to again?
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AlphaLeaker
· 11h ago
Bray changed his tune? This guy really knows how to play, coming back with another set of reverse operations?
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PessimisticLayer
· 11h ago
Burei changed his tune again. This guy is really a market indicator... But then again, who can truly understand his logic? It all feels like guesswork.
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FlashLoanKing
· 11h ago
Bray has changed his tune again? This guy really knows how to stir public opinion...
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Is it a short squeeze or just a tactical adjustment? Who can figure it out...
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Wait, he's not shorting Tesla anymore? Then what is he doing now?
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Here we go again, every time Bray makes a move, the market follows lol
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Even legendary investors are changing their stance, what does that mean...
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Not shorting ≠ bullish, everyone don’t be led by the rhythm
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Every turn this guy makes can splash water, quite impressive
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Regarding electric vehicles, this guy's views keep changing no matter how you look at it
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Bray: I’m not shorting. Market: We don’t believe you at all
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Heard of 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf'? Now it’s this guy’s turn
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BearEatsAll
· 11h ago
Bray is starting to play psychological warfare again. Is he really not going to short Tesla if he says he won't? I doubt it.
Oh my god, as soon as the big shot opens his mouth, the market goes crazy... This time he's really going to do a reverse operation.
Wait, did he really close his position or is he just fishing again? The old fox's tricks are deep.
Sounds good, but he probably moved his position quietly long ago. I've seen this trick many times.
Bray switching? Then retail investors are doomed... His move causes the market to go chaotic.
Hey, is this move really bullish or is he just tricking us into bottom-fishing?
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AirdropHunterWang
· 11h ago
Bray changed his tune? Now retail investors have to play the guessing game again.
Michael Burry, the legendary investor famous for his contrarian 'Big Short' call during the 2008 financial crisis, just made waves by publicly stating he is not currently short on Tesla. This statement marks a notable shift from his previous bearish stance on the electric vehicle manufacturer, and has immediately caught the attention of retail traders and institutional investors alike.
The clarification comes amid ongoing market volatility and shifting sentiment around mega-cap tech stocks. Burry's position changes have historically served as a barometer for contrarian market movements, making his Tesla commentary particularly relevant for traders monitoring alternative assets and broader market dynamics.
Whether this signals a tactical repositioning or reflects changing market conditions remains a hot topic among the investment community. His track record suggests every move deserves careful attention from those following macro trends.