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Michael Burry Says One Year Is a ‘Useless’ Way to Judge Investment Skill — ‘We Should All Cut Ourselves Some Slack’

Nov 6, 2026 · 12:00 PM ET· updated 43m ago
Michael Burry Says One Year Is a ‘Useless’ Way to Judge Investment Skill — ‘We Should All Cut Ourselves Some Slack’

Scion Asset Management founder Michael Burry says investors shouldn’t confuse a bad 12 months with a bad investment strategy.

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Michael Burry says one year of bad returns doesn't mean your strategy is broken. One year is too short to judge if an investment plan actually works.

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