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Michael Burry, the investor immortalised for his prescient short against the 2008 housing market in 'The Big Short,' is sounding the alarm again — this time warning that the stock market is 'minutes' away from a 'bloody' crash. The characteristically blunt language from Burry carries weight precisely because of his track record: he called the subprime collapse years before it unfolded and has repeatedly flagged overvaluation in equity markets since.
Burry has a history of dramatic, compressed timelines in his public warnings — 'minutes' is rhetorical, but the underlying thesis tends to be structural. His past alerts have cited stretched valuations, passive-flow distortions, and macro leverage as the fault lines most likely to snap. When Burry speaks in those terms, institutional desks take notice even when the timing proves imprecise.
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