Michael Burry Just Gave A Dire Warning (Stocks Could Crash 77%)
In this eye-opening video, Michael Burry, the renowned investor behind the Big Short, shares his alarming prediction that stocks could plummet by 77%. He delves into the economic indicators and market trends that have led him to this dire conclusion, making it a must-watch for anyone concerned about their financial future.
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A great many inauthentic US institutions will fold as well. Buckle up!
meh gunna be another 12-18 months till the crash
Wal-Mart?
@jamesnguyen7069I’m coming back to this comment
@sk1996learing centers.
I’m out!
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Michael Burry avoids interviews primarily to maintain his privacy and has spent most of his career staying out of the media spotlight, despite his fame from predicting the 2008 financial crisis.
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Keep your powder dry so you can buy J.P.Morgan bank after the crash and make them live under a bridge.
No they will take your money in a bail in. Worst than 2008
JPM is hoarding the biggest Silver Bullion reserve in the world: more than an entire year’s worth of global silver production. How much do YOU have?
Yes
Great idea!
Doesn’t take a rocket scientist to think the stock market‘s gonna crash. Recession as well and high unemployment, it’s just gonna carry on up
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You sound like you actually know what you’re talking about. Did you teach yourself or did you have someone show you the ropes? I need that kind of simplicity.
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I tend to agree with the spirit of this video. Problem is, we never had the constant Fed intervention with regards to asset prices. We’ll see if this continues, but there’s no doubt in my mind MULTIPLE asset classes are overvalued, including stocks
It’s all artificially inflated to funnel money to the top and force people into debt to make them legal slaves to the system
Works until the physical cash bank runs
And what’s the result of this? More and more dramatic market volatility. The Fed couldn’t stop the 2008 crash. They couldn’t stop the 2020 crash. The scary thing is that the cycles of market inflation and deflation are getting so much faster. And the game has to end one day. Will there come a day where the market drops 50%, the Fed intervenes, and it just keeps dropping because their “fix” has lost all potency?
@seancsnm
Yes! Because there has been no actual meaningful curative measures applied. The last attempt at serious reform was trying to reinstate a hollow nothing burger shadow of the Glass Steagal Act and that was only one area of financial abuse. Oh yeah, I forgot about some equally pathetic laws aimed at consumer protection.
Unless government regulators are willing to address some fundamental foundational issues and reestablish some strong guiderails the risk and likelyhood of a truly catastrophic correction will persist and increase until it does happen.
They have been kicking the can on this just as they have with the debt. The overall dysfunction and finacial rigging and manipulation is like the Hydra with the debt being just one of several heads.
@josho6038
I wouldn’t rule that out but there hasn’t been a real bank run for ages. It’s hard to have a bank run when people don’t have any savings to try to withdtaw!
That’s part of the problem. Huge consumer (and every other kind of) debt and no savings except a handful of cash rich corporations.
People can start fleeing from their retirement portfolios however.
At least the dividends paid during that time. If they had dividends.
Yeah we are far more likely to end up with runaway inflation than a 77 % crash when the Fed inevitably intervenes with a QE bazooka
You need to understand what runaway inflation does to the stock market, it kills earnings
QE will do nothing but intensify inflation, they need to raise rates at minumum
GOD vs GOD = the Neon GAUD or New Eon God, depending on which faction prevails.
the argument is about buying power, not dollar value
The risk is that they WANT it to crash. Don’t assume that that don’t.
Everybody decided they could make money through financialization and rent seeking instead of creating real wealth. This has been a long time coming. Same thing happened to the Spanish empire when they used their massive wealth to get other countries to make their stuff and some time later that great empire was overshadowed by the rest of Europe. Or look at General Motors decline. They decided that making money on loans was more important than making good cars. You don’t need fancy charts if you are a student of history to see what’s coming.
The same goes for available supply of craftsmen and specialists. That people can pay to produce into the economy without being a direct beneficiary of those goods, and services themselves. Why spend time produce anything other than a financial statement? That is the most profitable business, and because there a different systems that relate to financial statements such as CPA, banks, private lending, insurance, retirement financial planing, financial asset brokers, real estate titles, bankruptcy attorneys, and more. The loss for what your money can buy you is effected. There comes a point where asking for specific goods to be produce becomes no existent, or prohibitively expensive.
Ahhh a fellow Big A enjoyer. Hello brother
Please point out that the Y axis is logarithmic
I like how this dude just saves time talking to his editor in the raw a-roll, classic
I’m 37. Retirement doesn’t exist.
Mate I’m almost 60. Retirement doesn’t exist for me either. Unless you have the right surname, you’re screwed.
I literally just retired 2 months ago at 37. It absolutely exists. Maybe try building something instead of complaining on the internet to a bunch of strangers.
It does exist. Investing into the S&P500 index is a great way to do it. Just do it every month. With dividends and your buying you are actually fully recovered most recessions including 2008 with in 18 months at the most. This is just more causing fear.
@prslespaul Great Flex
Start investing now, you will be able to retire
SInce March 2009, trillions of dollars printed plus algorithms for the investment bank and hedge fund criminals is beyond disgusting. Burn. It. Down.
It’s obvious they are doing all they can to hold it together. I liken it to fingers in the dam. Oil, gold, silver all should be soaring but plunge protection team continues to manipulate. They are buying time before this thing collapses.
Yeah it does feel like that sometimes. My CFP helped me not lean too hard into those narratives and just stay balanced. my portfolio is up 38% this year.
Who’s the CFP that helped you?
Gina Hughes Lowery. Worth the research.
That name sounded familiar. I looked her up and reached out. Appreciate you sharing
The first two minutes has been – the Great Depression was a bad time to own stocks. Yep.
These charts often EXCLUDE dividends, which account for most of the gains.
Now run the charts with the ACTUAL inflation numbers from shadow stats.
Or just use gold instead of USD
That’s basically just M2
Exactly, fake gov’t numbers mean nothing.
Omg, call Martha Stewart! Call Pam Bondi! 😂
He has been predicting a crash since his previous crash prediction in 2008.
Well they print their way out of the crash. That’s the whole point of the video. What is the true value of your stock
He’s not just yelling fire. He’s showing you the smoke, the gas leak, and the match.
Harry Dent is more notorious as a crash-caller. Just sayin’
@akademik09usayou haven’t clearly looked at the charts yourself. I was shocked George isn’t using legit charts. Insane. Please look at the charts yourself. His incentive must be to get his pro subscriptions up 🙁 I was about to sell then I actually got that data myself.
@akademik09usa since 2008
Let’s see,one of the biggest short sellers on wall street says get out of all your positions.What a shock
Already you can tell the crash talk is getting to pretty much everyone. Glad I hedged my $200K a couple months ago—props to my advisor for that move.
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Regina Rose Steele is her name
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@Sammy-e4q7o Wow, you know her too? Small world. Regina honestly played a huge role in helping me and my family get back on track.
I’m cashing out my 401k and buying lottery tickets. Scratch offs.
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