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Each day, excerpt one current view from a master investor, with the original source link

Master Investors Excerpt12/06/2026, 21:15:10

Chanos: SpaceX is a $1.75T hopes-and-dreams IPO

On June 10 — three days before SpaceX began trading on Nasdaq — Jim Chanos told a room of alternative-investment managers at iConnections Global Alts New York 2026 that SpaceX's $1.75 trillion IPO is disconnected from any reasonable five-year earnings assumption. He argued the 90x revenue multiple, the xAI neocloud pivot, and data center economics all pull the curtain back on a valuation priced entirely on promises — not on what SpaceX demonstrably earns today.

Master Investors Excerpt09/06/2026, 20:28:04

Burry buys HCA Healthcare: "insanely efficient compounder" at tangible book value

Michael Burry disclosed a new position in HCA Healthcare in a June 8 Substack post, applying his "tangible book value" rule — the same framework behind his 470x Samsung call — to a stock down 23% YTD versus the S&P 500's +23% gain.

Master Investors Excerpt08/06/2026, 20:16:09

Burry: LULU is as hated as GME was in 2019

Michael Burry posted on X on June 7 that Lululemon ($LULU) is the most market-hated stock he has owned since GameStop in 2019 — framing it as a sentiment-overshoot value opportunity, not a meme-squeeze call. His Substack disclosed the entry at $129.44, with only 2 of 32 analysts bullish on a company holding $1.5 billion in cash with no debt.

Master Investors Excerpt07/06/2026, 20:27:53

Dalio: U.S. debt is "past the point of no return"

Ray Dalio declared at the Forbes Iconoclast Summit on June 3 that U.S. government debt has crossed an irreversible threshold — $39.2T total, $2T annual deficit — and predicts 1930s-style financial repression as the likely endgame, making long-term bonds unattractive either way.

Master Investors Excerpt06/06/2026, 20:26:40

Burry on LULU: "The least cheery consensus I have seen"

Michael Burry published a detailed Q1 earnings analysis of lululemon (LULU) on June 5, calling it "the least cheery consensus I have seen for a company in this financial condition" — a company with $1.5B cash and negligible debt, yet only 2 of 32 analysts carry a buy rating.

Master Investors Excerpt05/06/2026, 20:27:40

Burry posts a cryptic poem: "until clouds darken"

Michael Burry posted a four-line poem to X at 2:39 a.m. ET on June 4 — "Sounds of galloping horses, through the breach never to open, run over to rise again, until clouds darken" — with no context or follow-up. The tweet sits inside a deliberate three-day escalation sequence (Fugazi exposé → short-seller philosophy → cryptic poem) and is widely read as a bearish mood signal, but carries no new named position, data, or actionable thesis.

Master Investors Excerpt04/06/2026, 20:26:53

Dalio: being right about AI and losing money are not mutually exclusive

Ray Dalio's June 3 Bloomberg TV appearance introduced a two-part framework: believing in AI as a technology is a separate decision from owning AI stocks, and bubbles burst not when the technology fails, but when liquidity pressure forces paper-wealth holders to convert wealth into money — "the pricking is the converting of wealth into money."

Master Investors Excerpt03/06/2026, 20:49:09

Burry: "One can never make very much shorting"

Michael Burry's June 2 MEGA post on Cassandra Unchained is his most expansive statement yet on short-selling philosophy — revealing current puts on QQQ and SOXX, a Palantir short at ~16× intrinsic value, and a chart showing the AI chip rally is within 7% of the March 2000 dot-com peak.

Master Investors Excerpt02/06/2026, 20:25:26

Grantham: AI turned Mag 7 monopolies into one war

Jeremy Grantham coined "unmonopoly" on June 2 to describe how AI has collapsed the Mag 7's separate monopolies into a single winner-take-all race — and argues competitive capex at $200B/year will destroy the margins that justified premium multiples, while dormant mean reversion switches back on.

Master Investors Excerpt31/05/2026, 20:23:18

Burry names AI overconsumption: "tokenmaxxing"

Michael Burry coined "tokenmaxxing" — quota-driven, management-mandated AI overconsumption that inflates token demand without productivity gains — then capped the weekend with a tweet calling Nvidia's GPU financing ecosystem "Fugazi": tens of billions routed off balance sheets through 8–12 byzantine steps.

Master Investors Excerpt29/05/2026, 20:21:23

Burry owns Adobe, considers shorting CrowdStrike

Michael Burry published Part II of his "D'ai of the Triffids" software stock series on May 28–29, rating Adobe (Rank 2/50, P/IV15 0.91x) as his only "fat pitch" buy while ranking CrowdStrike dead last at 50/50 with a 23.18x P/IV15. He simultaneously rolled SOXX and QQQ puts at a debit, calling a "blowoff top" — a stated view now backed by executed capital.

Master Investors Excerpt26/05/2026, 20:21:53

Burry: Nvidia is "clearly Cisco" — not Enron

Michael Burry clarifies his Nvidia thesis: it's a Cisco-2000 scenario, not Enron. He cites $182B in non-cancellable supply obligations, temporary tokenmaxxing-driven demand, and $662B in hyperscaler off-balance-sheet exposure — published in response to Nvidia's own seven-page analyst rebuttal.