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Michael Burry says he’s sold out of his top holding — for now

Michael Burry says he’s sold out of his top holding — for now
MarketWatch Tuesday 06 October 2026, 09:42 UTC By Steve Goldstein 1 min read
Key Points

Michael Burry, the contrarian ex-hedge-fund manager chronicled in The Big Short, is selling his top holding at an 8.5-year low.

Michael Burry, the contrarian ex-hedge-fund manager chronicled in The Big Short, is selling his top holding at an 8.5-year low. [Image text:] s lululemon WOMEN'S
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