Hello fellow rebel capitalists hope you're well so Michael Burry in the news again

tweets out something that shocks the market he pretty much did something that no other, we'll call him financial guru, has done before.

At least, not that I'm aware of, or at least the people on C.M.

in Bloomberg. Let's go right over to ZeroHedge and I'll tell you what I'm referring to. So title,

Big Shorts Michaelbury admits he was wrong in a tweet. So if you go back to

January 31st, Michael tweeted out one word and this like took the market by storm like everybody was talking about this.

One word sell that's it. So Burry promptly deleted not just a

tweet but his entire account after he did that. And then he came out with another

sarcastic tweet when he reactivated his account a week later,

said basically this is no different than the dot-com crisis.

I think he added this chart, oh this is how he was being sarcastic, right, because he's got this chart saying, this time it's different.

Ha ha ha. And then showing a chart that I would assume is very similar to the GFC.

Or I'm sorry, no, I'm sorry dot-com is what he was referencing so very similar to the dot-com bust so now

Zero Hedge reports that it's been quite a ride for Michael Burry.

The guy is obviously again famous from the big short, y'all know that.

And he just came out with this tweet saying that I was wrong to say sell.

Now this came out March 30th of 2023.

So Zeroheads goes on to point out

the admission of error is something seldom seen on Wall Street,

so Burry deserves respect. but what I want to do

is pull up this chart of the timeline so when the S&P 500 was at looks like about 4100 and some change.

That's when he came out and said sell.

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