The renowned investor who rode "The Big Short" to fame is now going bearish on two major tech juggernauts—Nvidia and Palantir. This move is turning heads in trading circles. When a heavyweight like this takes a contrarian stance against AI-dominated stocks, it sparks serious conversation about market valuations and whether we're looking at another inflection point. His track record makes this more than just noise; it's the kind of contrarian signal traders keep tabs on. Whether this shapes broader sentiment remains to be seen, but the message is clear: even in a bull market, calculated bets against momentum plays never go out of style.
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RugPullAlarm
· 5h ago
Speaking of which, is the big short seller shorting Nvidia and Palantir? It depends on whether he's truly bearish this time or just trying to create information asymmetry to harvest retail investors... On-chain data shows whether this guy has recently genuinely built up short positions with real money, rather than just talking a good game.
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AirdropHarvester
· 5h ago
The short signal is back, but this time it's different... Ah, forget it, I'm about to buy the dip anyway.
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RamenStacker
· 5h ago
Look at that guy from The Big Short now shorting NVIDIA and Palantir. Hmm, this just got interesting.
A bearish signal has appeared; probably need to make some adjustments.
This guy's vision is never wrong; gotta keep an eye on him.
Another "I'm smarter than the market" moment. Anyway, I'm used to getting cut.
Honestly, the recent surge in the AI sector has been a bit outrageous. I believe in his move.
The renowned investor who rode "The Big Short" to fame is now going bearish on two major tech juggernauts—Nvidia and Palantir. This move is turning heads in trading circles. When a heavyweight like this takes a contrarian stance against AI-dominated stocks, it sparks serious conversation about market valuations and whether we're looking at another inflection point. His track record makes this more than just noise; it's the kind of contrarian signal traders keep tabs on. Whether this shapes broader sentiment remains to be seen, but the message is clear: even in a bull market, calculated bets against momentum plays never go out of style.