
Michael Burry joins Minerva Investment Management as senior advisor
Burry's advisory role at Minerva could amplify market skepticism, potentially influencing broader investment strategies and risk assessments.

Burry's advisory role at Minerva could amplify market skepticism, potentially influencing broader investment strategies and risk assessments.
Burry says the AI slowdown push from OpenAI and Anthropic is IPO hype, not safety. Here is what he argued.

Burry's critique highlights potential conflicts between AI safety narratives and corporate interests, questioning the true motives behind IPO strategies.

Nvidia's GPU rental growth suggests robust AI demand, but potential credit risks highlight vulnerabilities if AI infrastructure spending slows.

Burry's strategic repositioning highlights skepticism about AI's financial sustainability, signaling potential volatility and opportunities ahead.
Palantir Technologies’ stock jumped approximately 8% on Thursday, recovering from the previous session’s nearly 6% decline and trading near $183. The rebound came even as prominent short-seller Michael Burry, known for his role in “The Big Short,” renewed his long-standing bearish critique of the company. Burry’s Renewed Case Against Palantir In a detailed post on

Renown financialist and investment manager increases short positions in Nvidia, Oracle and other companies.
Michael Burry expanded his Nvidia short, then bought December calls as a hedge ahead of earnings, calling the stock overvalued.
Tom Lee pushes back on Michael Burry's Enron warning, saying $3 trillion in off-balance-sheet AI deals misreads the risk.
Berkshire boosted its Alphabet stake by $17 billion in Q2, but Michael Burry says Greg Abel lacks Buffett's discipline.

Burry's exit from Tesla's short position highlights the volatility and unpredictability in tech stocks, impacting investor sentiment and strategies.
Michael Burry says Wall Street's calm, mega-cap-driven rally hides risk, and urges investors to avoid leverage before the cycle turns.

Burry's skepticism highlights potential financial overvaluation in AI infrastructure, urging investors to scrutinize asset depreciation practices.
Michael Burry warned that US stocks may be near a major top and could suffer a 1987-type crash, even as the S&P 500 posted its first record close since June on Tuesday. The investor, known for predicting the 2008 housing collapse, made the call in a Tuesday Substack post titled “Trading Post August 4, 2026

Burry's portfolio shifts suggest skepticism about AI's sustainability, hinting at potential market corrections impacting tech investments.

Michael Burry expands his short position against Nvidia, adding bearish bets on Applied Materials, Micron, Tesla, and the semiconductor ETF SOXX.

Michael Burry has closed his Oracle short position after the stock fell roughly 51% from its Q3 2025 peak, capping a bearish campaign he disclosed in

Burry's bet highlights potential regulatory shifts favoring traditional sportsbooks, impacting the future of crypto-based prediction markets.

Burry's short on Caterpillar highlights skepticism about AI-driven market exuberance, suggesting potential overvaluation risks across sectors.

Burry's ongoing bearish stance on Palantir highlights potential overvaluation risks in AI stocks, urging investors to scrutinize fundamentals.