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Michael Burry Cites ‘Beginning of the End’ With New AI Short Bets

Investor Michael Burry warns of a pull‑back, shorting top AI‑linked stocks and calling the rally’s “beginning of the end.”

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Michael Burry is taking short positions in several AI‑related equities, including Nvidia (NVDA), Applied Materials (AMAT), the semiconductor ETF SOXX, and Caterpillar, while also disclosing a new position in Tesla (TSLA). He describes the move as the “beginning of the end” for the AI rally.

Coverage highlights the breadth of his bets: Barron’s notes a short on the Dow’s hottest AI stock; Yahoo Finance lists NVDA, AMAT, and SOXX; CNBC reports a first‑time short on Caterpillar after its AI‑driven surge; the Wall Street Journal repeats his “beginning of the end” comment; TheStreet Pro and Electrek also detail the short strategy and the Tesla position. Watch for any additional disclosures from Burry, price reactions in the named stocks, and further commentary from market analysts as the short positions become public.

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Which AI‑related stocks is Michael Burry shorting?

Coverage lists short positions in Nvidia (NVDA), Applied Materials (AMAT), the semiconductor ETF SOXX, Caterpillar, and a disclosed position in Tesla (TSLA).

What phrase did Burry use to describe his new short bets?

He cited a “beginning of the end” for the AI rally.

Which outlets reported on Burry’s AI short strategy?

Barron’s, Yahoo Finance, Wall Street Journal, CNBC, TheStreet Pro, and Electrek all reported on the short bets.

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