MSCI Inc.

Salesforce, Inc.

PayPal Holdings, Inc.

Adobe Inc.

Fiserv, Inc.

Veeva Systems Inc.

Autodesk, Inc.

Michael Burry, known as the prototypical character in the movie "The Downgrade," said he decided to take advantage of the recent drop in stocks of software developers and payment companies. On April 15, he added a new stock to his portfolio and plans to invest in two more. Which companies did he choose and why is he not afraid of the software apocalypse"?

An investor from The Big Short is betting on a reversal after the "soft-apocalypse". What did he buy?

Palantir Technologies Inc.

The president's endorsement didn't keep the AI company's stock from falling in trading on April 10

Trump praised Palantir minutes after discussing Burry's criticism on TV

Tesla, Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

A "Downgrade Game" investor believes Wall Street is distorting the real earnings of companies in the Nasdaq 100 - and it's devaluing investors' investments

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At the end of 2025, an investor in the "Downgrade Game" has bet big on Palantir's stock dropping

Cult shortstop Burry: "Anthropic has left Palantir out of business in the AI market"

BlackRock, Inc.

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Just three prominent financiers, including iconic short-seller Michael Burry and the head of JPMorgan, have sounded the alarm in recent days about the growing risks in the private credit market. Here's what they said:

'It's 2007': three Wall Street veterans on the risks of the credit crisis

A prominent investor took advantage of the recent downturn to increase stakes in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

'The housing market is in for a long winter': why is Michael Burry buying mortgage giants?

Valero Energy Corporation

SLB N.V.

Halliburton Company

Donald Trump's surprise announcement that the US is <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/tramp-ob-avil-o-vremennom-prekrasenii-ogna-po-energeticeskoj-infrastrukture-irana">suspending</a> strikes on Iranian infrastructure after "productive negotiations" has brought optimism back to traders, with the S&amp;P 500 index of US stocks rising more than 1.5%. However, investor Michael Burry, known as the prototypical hero of the "Downgrade Game," said he prefers to refrain from trading in such a market.

Stocks are feverish. Why doesn't iconic shortstop Michael Burry trade in a market like this?

A prominent short-seller believes that the optimism around AI has blinded investors - and because of this, they are failing to see the dangerous fragility of the market

Compressed Spring: why an investor in The Big Short is expecting a collapse like never before seen

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited

Cisco Systems, Inc.

Cult short-seller Michael Burry, who reported a bet against Nvidia last year, believes the chipmaker will repeat the fate of dot-com bubble-era Cisco due to an abnormal rise in purchase commitments

"$117 billion trap": what risk did a Downgrade Game investor find in Nvidia's report

Gold miners will remain profitable even with the precious metal at $4,000 per troy ounce, according to Danny Moses of Moses Ventures

Traders from "The Downgrade Game" reveal the best investments in the midst of the soft-apocalypse

DoorDash, Inc.

Many analysts found Citrini's described scenario of an economic collapse due to AI unrealistic. The stock, despite this, fell

'Feelings are not pleasant': what Wall Street thinks about the AI report that brought down stocks

The iconic shortstop believes Alex Karp's company will repeat the fate of the dot-com era stars, losing its capitalization and falling victim to a takeover bid