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He is going to lose his bet. He can't read the room. Burry has been losing bets against jhigh growth tech stocks

“The Big Short” Bets Against Semiconductor ETF, Warns of Technical Correction

Michael Burry, the investor famed for his role in "The Big Short," recently disclosed on his Substack platform that he has initiated a new short position by acquiring put options on the $iShares...

“The Big Short” Bets Against Semiconductor ETF, Warns of Technical Correction

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