GME
The latest Burry plot twist
Michael Burry has reportedly sold all of his GameStop stock, which is a pretty sharp exit even by his standards. If you’ve been following the meme-stock soap opera, this is the kind of headline that makes the group chat light up.
Why investors care
Burry isn’t just some random trader tossing darts at a board. When he moves, people notice — especially around a name like GameStop, where sentiment can swing harder than the fundamentals.
What this could mean for you:
- another sign that the post-meme hype crowd is getting smaller
- a reminder that big-name investors can turn fast when the setup changes
- more volatility potential in a stock that already treats calm like a personal insult
Big picture
GameStop keeps living in that weird zone where the stock story can matter as much as the company story. And when someone like Burry heads for the exit, the market tends to pay attention, even if the stock itself has already seen every flavor of chaos imaginable.