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News: Michael Burry Makes 2023 Prediction You Shouldn't Ignore

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George Gammon

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🗓️ 3 January 2023

⏱️ 9 minutes

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0:00.0

Hello, fellow rebel capitalists, hope you're well.

0:02.8

Happy New Year to everyone.

0:04.9

Michael Burry on Twitter is posting some predictions for 2023.

0:11.2

Let's get right into them and they may sound slightly familiar to some of you.

0:17.0

Let's shoot over there.

0:20.0

I've just tweeted someone's been watching my videos.

0:23.0

Now obviously I'm joking.

0:26.1

I don't think Michael Burry is watching my whiteboards, but who knows?

0:30.2

Who knows?

0:30.7

Maybe he is.

0:31.7

I think you guys will definitely, this tweet will sound familiar to you.

0:35.8

So he says inflation has peak, but it is not the last peak of the cycle.

0:41.8

We are likely to see

0:42.8

CPI lower, possibly even negative in the second half of 2023,

0:48.8

and the US in recession by any definition.

0:53.0

I think that's kind of a little bit of a jab at the Biden administration,

0:58.8

which you guys know changed the definition of or disputed the definition of or disputed the

1:03.9

of inflation or excuse me a recession back when we had two consecutive

1:10.4

quarters of negative real GDP he goes goes on to say, Fed will cut and

1:14.2

government will stimulate and we will have another inflationary spike. It's not

1:19.9

hard. And again for you guys who watch my channel quite a bit, you know that this has just kind of been my base case for, boy, it seems like over a year now. But it's really that you get some disinflation because whether you look at the 1970s or the 1940s,

1:35.7

inflation never goes up in a straight line.

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