Michael Burry says the market today feels like 'the last months of the 1999-2000 bubble'

Michael Burry said stocks are no longer reacting logically to economic data, including jobs and consumer sentiment. The comment points to distorted price action and weaker linkage between fundamentals and market moves, but it does not cite a specific event, company, or numeric market impact. Overall, it is a cautious read on current market behavior rather than a tradable catalyst.

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Michael Burry said stocks are no longer reacting logically to economic data, including jobs and consumer sentiment. The comment points to distorted price action and weaker linkage between fundamentals and market moves, but it does not cite a specific event, company, or numeric market impact. Overall, it is a cautious read on current market behavior rather than a tradable catalyst.