So word on the street is Michael Burry's gearing up for another round of shorting Tesla. Yeah, the Big Short guy himself.
Anyone else think his timing's getting predictable? Every time TSLA rallies hard, Burry shows up with his bearish thesis. Worked for him in 2008, but Tesla's a different beast. The stock's defied gravity so many times that betting against it feels like financial masochism at this point.
What's interesting though—if macro conditions shift and risk assets take a beating, maybe he's onto something this time. Tech stocks have been running hot, and Tesla's valuation still makes traditional value investors break out in hives.
But here's the kicker: in a market where retail traders pump meme coins to the moon and tokenized assets are gaining traction, does shorting a cult stock like Tesla even make sense anymore? The fundamentals vs. narrative debate is more alive than ever.
Curious what others think. Is Burry's move a contrarian genius play or just another expensive lesson in fighting momentum?
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FOMOSapien
· 20h ago
Burry, this guy really, every time TSLA rises he comes out to sing against it, it has become a routine. Can he make money this time? Not necessarily.
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To be honest, in this era where even memecoins can skyrocket, relying on fundamentals to short Tesla is indeed a bit outdated...
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Here we go again, Burry again, can the tactics from 2008 still be used now? Tesla is definitely going to rise, I just don’t dare to bet that he is right this time.
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It’s a bit funny, fundamentals vs narrative is basically a zero-sum game, whoever wins claims to be right.
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Burry’s moves are too old, in the face of market momentum, fundamentals are just a joke.
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DegenWhisperer
· 20h ago
Burry really has an obsession, every time he's dreaming the same dream...
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Here we go again, every time TSL rises he comes out to scream short positions, this routine is almost worn out
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To be honest, shorting TSL in this market is like gambling on badges, it's pure self-torture
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If the macro truly collapses, he would have a chance, but now? Uh... it's so hard
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If memes can soar, are you still calculating TSL's PE ratio? That's a bit out of touch, Burry
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I just want to know how much he has to lose this time before he gives up
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It's a war of technicals and psychological expectations, fundamentals are useless now, right?
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Smart people often get tripped up by their own cleverness; sometimes, going with the flow is the way to go...
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Persistence is not always a virtue; sometimes it's just stubbornness.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 21h ago
This guy Burry is really obsessed, he always looks bearish on TSL, but every time TSLA rises, he pops up... He should see a psychologist.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 21h ago
Burry is truly persistent; he always manages to time the Rebound perfectly and then turns bearish... But Tesla has long since stopped being logical.
Can we make money this time? To be honest, the probability is not high, unless there really is a major crash.
So word on the street is Michael Burry's gearing up for another round of shorting Tesla. Yeah, the Big Short guy himself.
Anyone else think his timing's getting predictable? Every time TSLA rallies hard, Burry shows up with his bearish thesis. Worked for him in 2008, but Tesla's a different beast. The stock's defied gravity so many times that betting against it feels like financial masochism at this point.
What's interesting though—if macro conditions shift and risk assets take a beating, maybe he's onto something this time. Tech stocks have been running hot, and Tesla's valuation still makes traditional value investors break out in hives.
But here's the kicker: in a market where retail traders pump meme coins to the moon and tokenized assets are gaining traction, does shorting a cult stock like Tesla even make sense anymore? The fundamentals vs. narrative debate is more alive than ever.
Curious what others think. Is Burry's move a contrarian genius play or just another expensive lesson in fighting momentum?