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Sold close to the top. If you didn't participate in the IPO, you must be stupid, hate money, or both.

>May 19, 2025 >…He had been quite bullish on China, owning large Chinese stocks like Alibaba, Baidu, JD.Com, and PDD Holdings. But after selling these stocks, he also purchased put options on these names. Put options are similar to call options but in the opposite direction, essentially betting that a stock price will decline. Burry also purchased put options on Nvidia… >… Interestingly, Burry's lone remaining long position is the multinational cosmetics company Estée Lauder, which is down ove

"*OpenAI burned $3.7 billion in first quarter of 2026 \[...\]. Recent reports said OpenAI was planning to slash its AI pricing to better compete with rival Anthropic. Such a move could further hurt the company’s finances, especially given that it is yet to turn over a profit.* *The company clocked a net loss of about $39 billion in 2025, the Financial Times reported earlier on Tuesday*".

Healthcare has been getting destroyed relative to SPY while everyone keeps chasing semi. Is this an obvious mean reversion/sector rotation play, or is healthcare cheap for a reason? Is it really this easy, or am I regarded?

How many chicken tendies can I buy with this?