Michael Burry Just Gave Another Ominous Warning (Investors Are Panicking)

[maxmont]

Another masterclass video from you. Your skill at explaining complex matters clearly, simply and in a compelling visual way is extraordinary. I also like particularly the style/manner you adopt in your presentation. It is unique, quirky and brilliant. 🙏🙏🙏

[kellyrestiana]

I'm turning 40 this week with no retirement. I made a conscious decision to sign up for a Robinhood account on Sunday. I put in $350 to start on the long haul. I'm not a day trader but I am a patient woman. There was a time between '12 and '13 where I had $18k in savings and another $11k in a retirement fund from a previous job. I didn't invest like I should've but you know what? I'm done feeling sorry for myself. I turned a page and started fresh, thanks to my CFA Karen Marie Emma, I figure I have a good 30 more years until retirement time and I had to start somewhere. Wish me luck!

[GrantStinnett]

Thanks George! This is as clear an explanation of where we are and where we’re going as I’ve seen yet. Beautifully done.

[AlexSwan]

Ha George this one was hilarious as it was very close to home. Working for a big clothing brand, we’ve gone through this whole process down to the T. Short scare in March 2020 to the biggest party in the history of the business to sitting on mountains of inventory! 😂 I’m the only “conspiracy nut” in the business so no one ever listens. Oh well.

[BertGafas]

We've seen so many of this sort of analyses and most did not happen. Why didn't they? My guess is: probably because the idea that we're in a 'free market' is way outdated. We're converting into a communist/stakeholder capitalist (i.e.neo- fascist) system rapidly. Thus, the systems are no longer based on the same constants and variables.

[bobbymainz]

We are already in the big crash, Inflation is a catastrophe. This CPI report is a colossal failure. To bring the housing market to a halt, the FED will have to pull all the stops. The unfortunate issue is that other markets are being decimated.If you want to stay green, you have to rely on a lot of diversification. Currently up 14% and being careful. Still a better deal than leaving it in a savings or checking account yielding 0-1 percent interest.

[kylegreear_]

Wow, Jim Cramer at 2x speed buybuybuybuybuy, was a trip lmao.

[brendonmasters]

Who knew Michael Barry watched uneducated economist. Simon was on the ages ago.

[Ddkrew]

This is strange how do stores go from bare shelves to excess in 6 months?

[patheticprepper]

Wish the government would get out of the way

[dallasron]

Looking back on it, I wasn’t driving much, so I had extra money from that, I couldn’t eat out or date, more money from that, no reason to buy new clothes, more money there, and I spent money for online products and gardening. The two stimulus checks were appreciated, but didn’t drive much spending for me. I was mostly putting money away. I know that’s all anecdotal, but that was my experience. I’m still not buying very much I don’t absolutely need.

[timothyclemson]

Preposterous! The sale of End the Fed t-shirts will never go down.

[notyourtypicalpainter]

You don't give yourself enough credit for your artistic skills because in my opinion you illustrate your messages quite well!

[LandYall]

George these whiteboard vids are great but the special effects on the board are the icing on the cake

[KBroly]

it feels like stores have had too much inventory going on a year now. At least for in-store items.
EDIT: I don't think we get another round of checks.

[Governemntistheproblem]

Listening to you makes me laugh and learn. Amazing combination!!

[chipset]

The next trend will be "smaller sized clothes." Because food prices are up, supplies down, peeps will loose weight and need smaller sizes.

[ChrisGenXer]

That was an awesome explanation of the Bullwhip effect. You did an amazing job break info it down in easy to understand segments.

[LostSoulAscension]

Let's be real though, the stimulus checks did not create this bull whip effect. It was a smallpart of it, the large majority of it is the disruptions in supply chains from the shutdowns and businesses having trouble on how to meet the needs of the consumer on the front end and failing to predict future demand in goods, and being subject to this tight monetary environment.

[chrisjarrett]

Disappointed Mr Lightyear didn't make a guest appearance.