Michael Burry should probably

Michael Burry should probably just stay away from Alibaba. Every time he buys into BABA, it feels like the stock plunges soon after. Maybe Alibaba shareholders should be more worried when Burry buys than when he sells. 😂

Burry Steps Away from Alibaba, Cites Valuation Concerns and Shifts Focus to JD.com

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