Dam bro that's cold It's cause he's constantly looking at 17 monitors trading shares and has to share his eyes with them clearly

What is matter with you buddy...See comment below yours, He said"I bet against the america and won"

Sounds like it's time to buy a swap 😉

lewis morrison one fixed, one adjustable

That fuckin hilarious

sadmansushi , omg did not observe that!

And I thought I was the only one who thought that😂

You have just blown my mind 😂

Hahahha yes!

YOU WIN SADMAN

That's funny.

hahahahahahahahahaahahahaha nice one

So much irony in this comment. 👌🏻

Are you Bruce Wayne?

Do you have the same eye condition he has or something?

One eye is all that’s needed to pay attention

Nailed that

That's hilarious. Never has that been more fitting.

@Devansh Chauhan tere baap

Minority report guy next time dont plagiarize its better quote not regurgitate

Really !! ... that explain a lot .

He stayed up late while a resident at Stanford working on his stock picking blog. He fell asleep during a surgery. When he told Stanford he wanted to drop out, they made him see a psychiatrist! It's just the craziest story.

Just lucky. He hasn't done anything since, maybe if he cures cancer and had stopped covid he could be labelled incredible. Just a plain ol gambler.

@@paulcoote3094 in his first year(2001), the S&P fell 12% but he made 55% gaina. In 2002 the S&P fell 22% and he made 16% gains. "Gambler"

@@paulcoote3094 A more down to earth troll insult that actually makes sense would be "of course he did it, he's authistic". But then again, it just works in his favor..

I think a lot was for dramatic purposes, to be honest

An actor made it more entertaining? Really?

@@kdog8073 exactly.

@@kdog8073 some people consider not being 100% faithful to be a bad thing lol

Not a documentary

JiveLive2G this is a joker quote you idiot

@@xandersotheraccount2356 xD

@@xandersotheraccount2356 And he's just peacefully expanding the meaning of how joker's quote relates to the situation. chillax.

@@billycasper3351 damn u handled it nicely😅😅

It’s not just about the money. It’s about a shit ton of money!!

I hope Goldman Sachs go bankrupt.

Can I ask what do they advertise because they used to be pretty covert, now they are a retail bank and play that seriously?

"They're evil!" "They're evil" *_Ya just can't win with you people..._*

GS advertising on KZfaq? Lol sure

🎶 "Shake, shake, shake ya moneymakuhhhh..." 🎶

+Tony Montana You got that right. He'll probably pick up Best Supporting Actor at The Oscars

no he doesnt. after watching this interview this guy speaks normal, bale speaks with a sort of stammer, this guy sounds 100% normal when he speaks

Tony Montana ...I have to disagree, Christian bale was great in the movie BUT, when it comes to an accurate portrayal of this guy, Bale went a little bit overboard ... he made this dude seem like he had some kind of super weird anti-social disorder or something, idk ...

I bet this guy is like, "only batman can play me in a movie!!!"

After watching Christian Bale's portrayal, I immediately thought to myself "I think the guy may have asbergers." Read more about Burry later, his kid has been diagnosed as having asbergers and Michael himself, after reading the symptoms of it, now wonders himself if he does have it too. Not that it can't be overcome, but there definitely was the sense of this guy doesn't interact quite like most people and is far and away more focused on what he does than on human interaction. I'm sure you can think of a few people "on the spectrum" you've known in your life who are similar. Maybe not the most socially adept, but they have a laser beam focus on a couple very specific subjects and are amazingly good with them, they can see and pick out things more average people won't when they get so focused.

Toby sounds and acts more like dr burry than Christian bale does lol

No! No no no! God no!! Noooooooooo!!!!!!

It's called pride, they were so pissed about the trade and probably wanted to sue him and all that but dont want to admit that he was right. Their own pride and ego is forcing them to be pissed off instead of simply admitting to him he was right

@@Nesto38 No, it's not pride. The outcome does not determine the rationality of the trade. Even if he was right it could have been a too risky bet. He might have just gotten lucky.

People betting against the housing market in the past is comparable with flat-earthers today. Would you be mad if someone would bet your millions that the earth is flat? Even if the person is right in the end.

@@muabyt7333 Burry had a reason to believe that housing market would go bust. He did his research thoroughly. At one point an old man tells him that even the lawyers wouldn't read the stuff he has read. Flat Earthers are a bunch of fools who won't listen to reason just like anti-vaxers. That was a weird-ass comparison you made there

@@tanmaysahoo7416 dude murry bet their whole lives on something that never happened before...i can see why they would still be upset even if they made a ton of money...its like going all in on a black jack hand when the dealer is showing an ace...

Fuck yeah!

yup.

Nop... this was the first thing I thought of after watching porn!! : P

yep

Yup...

It only takes one to look and actually see something. Many with two eyes weren't looking, and saw what was coming far too late

In the land of the blind the one eyed man is King.

Like Odin who gave up his eye to gain wisdom.

U should watch the tv show billions

thanks for the tip! ;)

You could say that again.

It is very entertaining but way of the mark. The biggest lie in all of this is that the banks are responsible for the overall state of the American economy. The banks had nothing to do with the US economy being outsourced to China.

bighands69 Let me guess... Trump supporter 🙄😒... You're the one way off the mark

Jimmy Mags he probably took a big risk with all their investment. Some people really don’t like that

@@inmate0054 Risks pay out. That’s why it’s called a risk. Get upset when it doesn’t work out...

@@inmate0054 hedge funds make money betting on risks, the people who invested knew their money was at risk

@@alexmurphy5289 Sir I don’t think you have any idea about all of this, with all due respect.

@Edwin Younes You're all missing the point. Burry took a short position of over a billion of his investors' money in what was at the time, the most stable securities on the planet, believing something that had never happened before, would happen. You can have 100% faith in someone until they do something stupid. Burry was doing something stupid. You people don't understand what hindsight is.

it's funny because it's true!

No, it's much simpler. He just knows the math and looks rationally what it implies even if the whole world says you're wrong. If you know the math anyone can deduce such things, but if everyone says you're wrong and what you need to do is risk your entire career and all your money, people get insecure and play it safe. Hell, your reputation alone at risk make people back of. Example of this is Lorentz who actually was first to discover special relativity before Einstein. The difference is that Lorentz thought it was some kind of faulty mathematical magic trick whereas Einstein rationally saw that it was the best description and went on to evolve it into General Relativity.

@@fyradur the economy and the market are never simple

Yeah, it's refereed to "in the spectrum".

Hey your not allowed to post this

Not all his bets work out.

@@samsonsoturian6013 the only bet that didn't work was when he shorted Tesla stock to early. He miscalculated the amount of die hard fans Elon could get, and for how much time, before the stock inevitably stumble. He even bought AMC stock and worked.

@@jacobitosuperstar I think he mistimed Tesla shorts, but also may have fundamentally undervalued the company.

​@@samsonsoturian6013 No one is always right. The important thing is when someone knows 100% that he has the best hand, he should go all in. He did and won loads of money.

@@duke9815 except he didn't

Another Scarface quote that is applicable here: "Every dog has his day."

Damn, you are 100% right.

Dude....hahaha

lmao

I think Bale overdid it, he made him look way more socially awkward than he actually is

That's illegal

@Inda Now Bingo

The intelligent ones never do that.

The ol' Carl Icahn play book. Even if nothing actually happens in the company operations wise, he makes money by just selling after he announces he bought. Although he only has a limited # of times he can do that if people lose money.

Inda Now it is illegal to manipulate a stick with social media. Elon musk did this in 2018 and was fined 40 million. I think his Twitter got hacked the other day

Do you understand what he did? These people were losing millions for years they had every right to be upset

A dark corner of the modern human condition in the social media age: BE right at all costs, to hell with DOING right

Imagine you're being forced to go bungee jumping. You're deathly scared and you feel like you're going to die if you jump. But the people working there are assuring you that "it's gonna be fine, trust me bro." EXCEPT NO ONE HAS EVER DONE THE JUMP BEFORE. In fact, there's no record of a jump ever being successful at this bungee place. Regardless of your objections, the staff pushes you anyway and you end up surviving and winning a little prize. Are you happy? Probably more relieved than happy. But also probably mad at the people who pushed you off without your full approval. Michael Burry might have understood the situation but some of the investors are ignorant of some of the details of this stuff. They were probably confused FOR YEARS. Even Burry was a little confused when the CDOs and bonds weren't decreasing in value when defaults were going up.

I think the problem is deeper, it's not about the money. He placed a bet against one of the strongest foundations of the American economy - the real estate market. Which worked for so long, and people simply could not believe that what they had believed in for so long could beat a bubble. This makes them idiots, and it’s hard to put up with it, even if you made money in the end, and the fact that almost everyone turned out to be idiots, and there is nothing shameful in that. It's not about the money.

@@prokrastinator6648 They weren't idiots... securitization motivated lenders to lend to people that couldn't pay it back. They knew and didn't care because they could immediately bundle bad loans with good loans, creating a "diversified bond", and they'd sell it off by the weekend. It was no longer their problem until they started to fail and became EVERYONE'S problem. The people trading the bonds may not have known, but the lenders knew, and every one of them crossed their fingers and hoped the market would remain stable until they could cash out, knowing it would collapse and they could say "everything was fine when I left folks". They weren't idiots. They were criminals.

People with Asperger's eventually learn to behave like that, in order to adjust to a world where they are the minority. We understand that neurotypicals are lemmings spellbound by all the intense, distractive theater that their mutualised emotions keep demanding of them - like a herd being under the influence of hard drugs. They really can't seem to help it and they have resort to the premise of "empathy" as a group advocacy slogan to cope with the quicksand-like challenges they find themselves falling into. 😊

@@farisha13 in other words, only cash can save misunderstood but this guy is on another level

He kept up on the information, had the patience to look into the details and made a brilliant trade based on his own information. But even he is not infallible, as evidenced by the fact that he sold his positions early at a price lower than they would have been a few months later

​@obviously6thbeliever Clearly he was under a great deal of pressure to do so, and there were apparently growing risks that the long position holders were about to fail so hard that they could not meet their obligations. It is complex, but I believe the type of instrument involved may have been lower in obligation priority to fulfill, behind debts to creditors and more senior non-derivative securities of failing companies carrying the obligations. At least in the movie they portrayed angst at the possibility of waiting too long to close the position and getting nothing.

They were upset cos they made money while millions of others lost money and homes...context is important

@@jayakrishnan26 Incorrect. They were upset because they thought the trade was bad and were worried about losing their money, even when they made money they still blamed Barry for causing them such worry.

That's not why they are mad. They are mad because the purpose of funds is to present with a stable, slow growth. This is not their betting money, it's their safe money. Now sure, it turned out that Burry was right, but it was in no way a safe bet, so they were also right to be mad - that's not what they gave him the money to do. Would you ever take all your savings and bet on black? Now imagine if someone took all your savings and did it against your will. I wouldn't care in the least that I happened to double my money, I would want that person's head for daring to do that.

@@oNtuobAwoH How it wasn't a safe bet? If you invest in stocks sometimes they can be manipulated. If how ever you are betting for a bubble to burst that cannot bet manipulated with so much evidence of it's likelihood to happen, then to me that sounds like a pretty safe bet in a finance world. And Burry didn't bet all the liquidity.

THEY ARE GREEDY.

They all knew it was coming, what was Barnie Franks quote in Jan 2007, oh yeah... "Lets roll the dice one more time"

As said in a comment above you 6 months ago, well done for copying

@@KD-kl4sx This guy getting interviewed looks like the younger version of the interviewer

All of the elites are related

NYRM1974 Well, money is not always worth the stress, amd there are set risk limits even for hedgefunds, set strategies etc, o lr at least should be.. investors have various risk appetites.. plus he made them not being able to withdraw their money for years, you see?

Sure with foresight yes but the time his strategy was the equivalent that the sky would fall

He could have invested their money in google, facebook or amazon and made them billions

@@yoyu2567 But his reasoning was there to believe the market was gonna crash, and the only reason he would have failed was because they played it crooked.

Investing and trading are more than just having TA skills.there is a big component of discipline and emotional maturity,that one has to work on! Time in the market vs timing the market. If you keep that mentality as an investor, you will stay calm during the storm! Within some months I was making a lot more money and have continued on that same path

How come someone who is just starting out navigate the crypto space ? I don’t have the heart to see the bulk of my portfolio go from green to red.

Impressive can you share more info?

She appears to be well-educated and well-read I ran a google search on her name and came across her website; Thank You for sharing.

Yes poker is like this. It's more of a relief.

Has your ass found it a job yet?

@@benilak yes hamdulillah like 2 weeks after this comment, as construction manager, making 2.5k per month

LiamRC I think he goes to Supercuts

That's a nice shirt, do they make it men?

And he knows more than Alan Greenspan . LOL

Crypto buzz well. Dr. Mike Burry! Yes he does...

Supercuts..watch the Big Short

Its a glass eye stupid. He only has 1 eye

Yeah, sure, nobody's watching the Big Short and typing "Micheal Burry" into the search bar, absolutely preposterous

I think they're upset bc it was risky and when you have hundreds of thousands/millions in someone else's hands it can be an uncomfortable situation

@@trh616 Nope he is right. Ego is a drug. Its just because they dont wanna be wrong. Likely most of them were already rich so it was more important to be right than getting any richer. It made them feel stupid

Dude, if you look at anything slightly political you'll find most of us refusing to hear anything suggestion there aren't systemic issues.

IT IS CALLED MAGA AND TRUMPISM.

Replace "Americans" with literally anybody. We get it. You hate Americans.

You have to be wealthy -- "accredited" -- to be allowed to invest in a hedge fund. I have zero sympathy for wealthy people getting stressed by investing in funds that are by their very nature risky.

No he didn’t lmao

lol

Any source or coming out of your ass?

I feel you. Literally now idea what is going on

Watch the big short, very interesting stuff man...

Lol thx for recommending us something but it still dosent answer his question

He is an MD who is very smart and used his ability to predict the collapse of the housing market. He created an investment company and made a fortune on betting against the housing market. See the movie "The Big Short" for the details. Actually, when President Clinton signed the legislation on July 12, 1999 that allowed the kind of mortgage backed securities that caused the recession, it was entirely predictable. For some reason, George Bush gets the blame, but Clinton set the timer on the bomb. The Democrats later said the banks were greedy, but it was the Democrats who demanded the legislation to allow for the banks to be able to do this in order to offer home ownership to more people. Offering home loans to people with 550 credit scores, 125% loans, no documentation loans, variable rate mortgages was a perfect plan for disaster. I don't know if you remember "DiTech" mortgage. You could make a phone call and get a 125% home loan over the phone in a few days with no verification of income of employment. DiTech is now bankrupt.

@@Thawhid Lol Neither did you. You didn't even offer a movie to watch. You are a finalist to win the prize for the most useless internet comment ever. Lol.

@@garyK.45ACP are you arrogant or just delusional? Firstly I didn't even throw a dig at anyone yet your ego wants to create a YT argument. And of course Id comment because I wanted to know the answer, by leaving a comment I'll actually be notified whenever that day comes. I'm not the one making "useless" insults lol It does not take a genius to figure that out, don't be a negative clown be kind to others even if it's behind a screen bc it's not hard to be FYI ik you're trolling but grow up yea

Phillyfan320 So it's a glass eye and not a lazy eye

LOL

Yeah quite high pitch for a guy that looks mainly. Kinda like Tyson voice doesn’t match how intimidating he looks in person.

That’s because Christian bale made him sound like a social awkward weirdo in the film.

‘’Dumb shit young guys say’’ lmao

@@steverogers7601 what?

“Cha duuude” - How I see the thumbnail lol

Def

The editor probably lost his house in '08.

With the money he got he can have a thousand eyes. But he wouldn't do that, Michael is a guy who cares nothing about anybody. When everybody where partying fucking and roaming around he finished economics degree and MD. When everybody was doing shit jobs he was an investor. When everybody we're getting debts to buy houses, he went against the housing loans. God had to take his eyes and put it in the 🧠