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Burry says markets should tank to stop OpenAI, Anthropic IPOs

Investor Michael Burry has warned that stock markets "should tank hard" to prevent the potential initial public offerings of OpenAI and Anthropic. He argues that current valuations are unsustainable and that investors face significant capital loss risks if these AI companies fail to justify their prices or underperform.

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  • Michael Burry warns markets should tank to prevent OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs.
  • Burry cites massive capital loss risks if AI valuations are not justified.
  • Trump and tech leaders emphasize self-regulation, creating uncertainty for listings.

Burry has consistently questioned whether the massive surge in AI infrastructure investment will yield sufficient returns, highlighting substantial financial risks for the sector. His comments come as market speculation grows around the timing and valuation of these major tech listings.

The broader regulatory context remains uncertain, with President Trump and tech leaders emphasizing self-regulation. This approach may shape the environment for these companies' public listings but introduces ambiguity regarding actual enforcement and oversight of the AI industry.

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Burry says markets 'should tank hard' to prevent OpenAI, Anthropic IPOs

seekingalpha.com · 29 September 2026

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