Michael Burry Just Bet $1 Billion on a Market Crash

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Michael Burry’s latest trades have been revealed in SEC Filings.
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Michael Burry has just made his first public market move in years, placing a $1 billion short against AI giants Nvidia (NVDA) and Palantir (PLTR). In this video, we break down his latest 13F filing, the data behind his trade, and the three charts he posted after returning to Twitter. We analyze what Burry may be seeing in the “AI circular economy,” where companies like Nvidia, OpenAI, and Oracle are investing in each other, creating what some investors call “fake growth.” We also examine how record technology CapEx spending, slowing cloud revenue growth, and margin debt levels may echo the conditions before past crashes like the dot-com bubble and the 2008 housing collapse.

You’ll see what Burry’s options positions really mean, why timing makes shorting risky even for professionals, and how his trades compare to past calls that made him hundreds of millions during market collapses. The video also explores counterarguments from analysts, AI executives, and investors who believe today’s AI leaders like Nvidia and Google are fundamentally different from the dot-com era. Finally, we look at how everyday investors can manage exposure to AI-heavy markets through diversification and long-term positioning.

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From: Fin Tek

Date: November 12, 2025

41 thoughts on “Michael Burry Just Bet $1 Billion on a Market Crash”

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