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- Michael Burry signaled the stock-market rebound this year reminds him of the dot-com bubble.
- The "Big Short" investor highlighted how stocks and interest rates both plunged in 2001 and 2002.
- Burry has warned the S&P 500 could plunge by over 50%, and recently tweeted one word: "Sell."
Michael Burry has hinted the surge in stocks this year reminds him of the dot-com bubble, and could end with a similarly devastating crash.
The investor of "The Big Short" fame tweeted a chart Tuesday that showed the S&P's roughly 40% plunge between February 2001 and October 2002. It also plotted the decline in the Federal Reserve's benchmark interest rate from 6% to below 2% during that period.