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‘The Big Short’ Investor Michael Burry Says Stock Market’s Unusually Long Stretch Without a Broad Selloff Could Be a Warning Sign — And He Has One Simple Message for Investors: ‘Avoid the Leverage’ (UPDATED)

Aug 13, 2026 · 08:28 AM ET· updated 55m ago
‘The Big Short’ Investor Michael Burry Says Stock Market’s Unusually Long Stretch Without a Broad Selloff Could Be a Warning Sign — And He Has One Simple Message for Investors: ‘Avoid the Leverage’ (UPDATED)

Michael Burry said the market's unusually long stretch without a broad selloff is a warning sign of a reversal.

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A famous investor noticed the stock market has gone up for a very long time without a big dip, which sometimes happens before prices fall. He's saying people should be careful about borrowing money to buy stocks, because that can hurt if prices drop.

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