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Michael Burry makes a bearish bet against hot memory stock Micron: reports

Michael Burry makes a bearish bet against hot memory stock Micron: reports
MarketWatch Friday 03 July 2026, 11:16 UTC By Barbara Kollmeyer 1 min read
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The ‘Big Short’ investor has intensified his gloom around the artificial intelligence trade with a reported fresh bearish bet on memory-chip maker Micron

The ‘Big Short’ investor has intensified his gloom around the artificial intelligence trade with a reported fresh bearish bet on memory-chip maker Micron
Michael Burry (PERSON) Micron (ORG)
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