‘Big Short’ Michael Burry Shorts the AI Trade
Was Wednesday’s poor market performance a warning of things to come?
Was Wednesday’s poor market performance a warning of things to come?
Another leg lower for momentum, high beta tech (part of my short basket).
I am sticking with the remainder of the basket even though some of the drops have been dramatic:
Today’s Selected Price Changes in Short Basket
* SNDK ($SNDK) -$255
* CAT ($CAT) -$58
* CRWV ($CRWV) -$15
* INTC ($INTC) -$11
* MU ($MU) -$98
Position: Short Basket
Here’s why good economic data is weighing down stocks, Russell’s rebalancing will make winners and losers and the chart looks … perilous.
The problem with shorting (or buying indices) late in the day or in the evening — as I often do — is that the fate of the general market’s opening is determined by the overall movement memory stocks.
And to predict/guess the opening price of $MU, $SNDK, $AMAT, $AMD, $INTC is a “fool’s errand.”
The market has no memory from day to day.
Position: None
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Here are today’s things:
* Covered 1/2 of my $SPCX short at $153.85.
* Covered brokerage shorts in $MS at $222.51 and $GS at $1,080.90.
* Covered tech shorts: $DRAM at $70.26, $SNDK at $2,051 and $MU at $1,099.
* Covered $IWM short at $293.33.
* Added to cannabis longs: $MSOS at $4.50, $GTBIF at $7.28, $TRLV at $8.55 and $VRNOD at $5.29.
Position: Long MSOS (L), GTBIF (S), TRLV (S), VRNOD (S); Short SPCX (VS)