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Michael Burry’s renewed warnings of an AI bubble gained traction after disclosures showed Scion Asset Management holding over $1 billion in notional put positions tied to Nvidia and Palantir. Nvidia’s post-earnings surge reversed quickly, while Palantir has been sliding since early November. Burry hasn’t confirmed whether he still holds the puts, but his crisis-era reputation has intensified debate around AI valuations.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Michael Burry's renewed warnings about an AI bubble and his hedge fund's bearish options
00:06on NVIDIA and Palantir drew attention last week, according to Business Insider.
00:10Cyan Asset Management reported holding a $1.1 million in notational value
00:14tied to NVIDIA and Palantir put positions at the end of September.
00:18NVIDIA shares surged after its earnings beat, but the stock fell 3% by Thursday's close
00:23and slipped again on Friday, pulling the broader market down.
00:26Palantir shares have fallen since early November.
00:28Burry has not confirmed whether he still owns NVIDIA puts or profited for the decline.
00:33His history of accurate crisis predictions is amplifying the reaction to his latest moves
00:38and fueled debate over AI stock valuations.
00:40For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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