Michael Burry

Michael Burry

investor United States

Michael Burry is an American physician and hedge fund manager, best known for his successful prediction of the subprime mortgage crisis, which he famously profited from during the 2007-2008 financial crisis. Burry is the founder of Scion Asset Management and has gained further recognition as a central character in Michael Lewis's book 'The Big Short' and its film adaptation. He is known for his value investing approach and his willingness to make unconventional bets based on thorough analysis.

Born on Jun 19, 1971 (54 years old)

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Canada Canada: Michael Burry, the investor who famously anticipated the 2008 market crash, warned of a potential bitcoin 'death spiral' in a recent newsletter. 6

The Globe and Mail: Bitcoin zero? Crypto evangelists have run out of stories to tell

Austria Austria: Star investor Michael Burry is quoted discussing a 'death spiral' regarding Bitcoin. 5

Der Standard: Der Bitcoin crasht, die Szene lächelt müde - Bitcoin

Estonia Estonia: Michael Burry compares his past investments in the real estate market crash to the current situation with Bitcoin. 5

Postimees – major Estonian daily, est. 1857: Bitcoin võib olla sisenenud surmaspiraali

United States United States: Michael Burry, the 'Big Short' guy, recently wrote on his Substack that he believes gold and silver’s extreme volatility is because bitcoin bulls are selling off their metal positions. 5

CNN: Bitcoin price under $70,000: Seriously, what’s going on?

New Zealand New Zealand: Michael Burry triggered headlines across financial news outlets when his hedge fund disclosed it was betting that the stock prices of AI darlings Nvidia and Palantir will fall significantly. 7

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Artificial intelligence: These prophets of economic doom are worried about another collapse