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Michael Burry is not a believer: 'For any stocks going parabolic reduce positions almost entirely'
Michael Burry said investors should "reject greed" as enthusiasm around artificial intelligence and momentum-driven trades pushes valuations sharply higher.
TL;DR
- Michael Burry advises investors to scale back exposure to surging technology stocks.
- He warns that the current market environment resembles prior speculative bubbles, particularly the dot-com bubble.
- Burry suggests investors should "reject greed" and reduce positions in stocks going parabolic, especially tech stocks.
- He is maintaining a leveraged short position against depressed companies, similar to his strategy in 2000.
- Burry states that short selling is risky and impractical for most investors, and bearish trades are expensive.
- He recommends raising cash and preparing to invest when conditions are more favorable.
- Burry predicts that history indicates the rally will eventually lead to much lower prices.