Michael Burry Says Stock Market Is in ‘Denial’ Phase Like 2000 and 2008 — ‘This Stage Lasts 6-9 Months’ — Flags Risks to Data Center Financing
Michael Burry warns the stock market is in a “denial” phase, echoing 2000 and 2008 as private-credit risks mount.
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A famous investor says the market might not see real problems yet, like before past crashes. He worries about money borrowed for data centers and thinks this phase lasts six to nine months.
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