The Great Empty again warns America of the risk of a crash

On 4 August, Michael Burry, a well-known empty investor known as the “big emptiness”, once again expressed his concern about the terrible situation that the United States stock market might face. In a recent article in Substack, Barry wrote that he believed that there was a risk of a rapid collapse of the United States stock market due to a wave of automatic sales of volatile investment funds. He stated that for the stocks involved in the “sold out” wave, the result could be “a great loss”. An example of how this may occur is the recent collapse of kinetic units. Dynamic shares refer to those stocks whose prices had risen rapidly, but in recent weeks the prices of these stocks have fallen significantly as investors have profited and sold out those price-spilling storage manufacturers and chip companies. The iShares MSCI U.S. kinetic factor, ETF, fell by 14 per cent from its recent high point. In particular, Barry mentioned Wall Street ' s active quantitative fund, which uses a quantitative strategy to automate market volatility. He noted that such funds constituted a problem in today ' s more volatile markets than in the past。