Michael Burry says the AI boom is masking fake profits through accounting tricks

If the AI revolution is real, why are companies changing the way the books are counted? 2–3 year hardware lifespan suddenly becomes 5–6, profits magically rise. $NVDA AI chip demand is built on lies apparently… according to Michael Burry. pic.twitter.com/Vc93KNWmGK — Kris Patel 🇺🇸 (@KrisPatel99) November 10, 2025 MICHAEL BURRY WARNS OF ‘EARNINGS FRAUD’ FROM …

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Tech billionaires poured billions into AI that wiped out jobs, inflated their wealth, and now plan to demand taxpayer bailouts when the bubble breaks

THIS IS MADNESS. Billionaires invested billions in AI to replace us. It’s led to massive layoffs & a massive increase in billionaire wealth due to hyper inflated stock market. And when their greed causes the market to crash they’ll just ask the politicians they own for bailouts. THIS IS MADNESS. Billionaires invested billions in AI …

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Trumps is not slowing inflation. Cutting rates now is just asking for trouble. The safest stocks in the market are breaking, consumer staples hit by dying demand

It’s not just $CMG dropping. Even fast food is dropping Wendy’s has been smashed and they probably have the best food of them all. It all comes back to the consumer pic.twitter.com/wCURBOAS19 — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) November 1, 2025 🚨MORGAN STANLEY: THE BULL MARKET IS ABOUT TO END. Andrew Slimmon says we’re in the late …

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Mortgage Demand Decreased 4.7 Percent From One Week Earlier (Purchase Index Decreased 1 Percent)

by confoundedinterest17 Feelin’ stronger for the most part. Mortgage applications decreased 4.7 percent from one week earlier, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey for the week ending October 3, 2025. The Market Composite Index, a measure of mortgage loan application volume, decreased 4.7 percent on a seasonally adjusted …

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Nvidia secretly bankrolled demand for its own GPUs, funding startups and OpenAI to keep sales soaring while Wall Street cheered

For those who have followed me long enough, you know that vendor financing has been Nvidia’s practice since the introduction of ChatGPT. They have consistently invested in startups and hyperscalers so that these companies could buy their GPUs. Now, with the massive numbers coming in – an estimated $55B in revenue next quarter, over $60B …

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Plants running hotter than ever but workers still left behind, companies turn demand into profits, not paychecks

The chart below shows that labor’s share and capacity utilization often move in opposite directions because higher utilization today tends to amplify capital’s pricing power rather than labor’s bargaining leverage. In the late 1990s, utilization pushed above 83% while labor’s share drifted down, as globalization and lean supply chains let businesses capture demand without raising …

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PPI ICE COLD: Final demand fell 0.1% in August after July’s 0.7% gain, up 2.6% over the past 12 months. .50 Fed rate cut imminent?

The Fed would be foolish to hike 0.5, it would signal they’ve been wrong all along. A 0.25 hike now and another 0.25 next month is the smarter approach. .50 Fed rate cut imminent? Those numbers were ice cold. — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) September 10, 2025 PPI ICE COLD: The Producer Price Index for final …

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AI cartel seeks lenders to fund GPU purchases as cash runs low. Microsoft and Nvidia use contracts to guarantee GPU debt.

For those who struggle to understand what’s happening here, what the original “ AI cartel” $MSFT – $NVDA is trying to achieve is to attract Lenders so debt can be raised to purchase GPUs ( $NBIS will try to use this contract as a guarantee). I wonder whether they are finally… https://t.co/1zXQ9oQbZI — JustDario 🏊‍♂️ …

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Your $1000 phone can’t sideload just anything anymore — Google will demand developer verification.

Android has always let you install apps from outside the Play Store, a process called sideloading. It’s how people get apps that aren’t available in their region or alternative versions of popular apps. Starting next year, Google is tightening the rules: developers will need to verify their identity before their apps can be sideloaded on …

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Housing needs help deflating: Completed but unsold homes at highest level since 2009. Oversupply and weak demand point to price cuts ahead

https://twitter.com/rev_cap/status/1962197481111834696 Housing *does* need help, but totally agree if they cut FFR it’ll just make things worse Since cutting cycle of 100bps last sept, 30Y UP 100bps Eventually I also think they try another George W Bush type program (when the rate cuts don’t work)https://t.co/42buOXff4f — Robert (infra 🏛️⌛️) (@infraa_) September 1, 2025 We’re now …

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The European Nations need to demand for new elections in Ukraine so that peace negotiations can move forward!

A presidential election in Ukraine should be one of the immediate conditions imposed for any further discussions about long term peace agreements. 1. Have a national referendum to vote for a new president. 2. As part of this national election, have the eastern Donbasses, under… https://t.co/iyhPxqeKrC — General Mike Flynn (@GenFlynn) August 20, 2025 Zelensky …

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Shiller PE near 40, Buffett indicator at 200 percent of GDP, and tariffs choke margins while consumer demand stalls

If consumer demand is frozen and margins are squeezed, are stocks about to fall? Data and full report here: https://t.co/pxYDtGgI1a pic.twitter.com/Lp3Bzo280Z — The Coastal Journal (@1CoastalJournal) August 20, 2025 Corporate bankruptcies are heading for a record high this year higher than any other down turn in US history Report link: https://t.co/pxYDtGgI1a pic.twitter.com/z0oWH6yzhp — The Coastal …

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Housing bust just hit 30 year low in demand. Lower than 2008 timeframe. And we are nowhere near the bottom.

Alarming graph of housing demand implosion to lowest point in 30 years is at 18 seconds of video. -2.7% Latest News Existing-home sales decreased by 2.7% in June. Month-over-month sales declined in the Northeast, Midwest, and South, and rose modestly in the West. Year-over-year, sales fell in the Northeast and West, while rising in the …

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GPT-5 rollout implodes. OpenAI caught faking chart data. Users demand old models back

They didn’t release GPT-5. They pulled the pin and tossed it. The livestream sold a moonshot. What landed was a limp — and a trust kill. “GPT-5 is not an upgrade. It is a forced downgrade. GPT-5 hallucinates. It forgets context. It feels unstable and inconsistent.”https://www.androidheadlines.com/2025/08/openai-gpt-5-ai-model-user-backlash-criticism.html Overnight, eight models disappeared. No backup. No warning. Imagine …

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The U.S. housing market is staring at a record demand shock.

In June 2025 active home sellers outnumbered buyers by 508,715, the largest gap tracked since 2013. https://www.thetitlereport.com/articles/redfin-home-sellers-outnumber-buyers-by-record-mar-94558.aspx That translates to about 34 % more sellers than buyers nationwide. https://www.redfin.com/news/sellers-vs-buyers-price-impact Power has flipped. Realtors no longer hold the cards. Many buyers have withdrawn offers. Nearly 15 % of pending deals fell through in June, creating chaos. https://www.redfin.com/news/pending-sales-fall-through-june-2025/ Markets …

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$NVO plunges over 20% after slashing 2025 outlook. Weak U.S. demand for Wegovy and compounding competition expose planning and execution failures.

$NVO is still blaming their weakness on " knockoff GLP1s"😂 I like the company, but why isn't $LLY doing the same? Management has to take accountability at some point! pic.twitter.com/sLzJniQLyY — Patient Investor (@patientinvestor) July 29, 2025 The fall hit hard. Early in the morning Novo Nordisk shares dropped over 20% after slicing its full‑year …

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Credit collapse deepens while Fed holds firm raising risk of painful recession and deflationary spiral. The housing market is set to get even worse this year

In 2008 and again in 2020, similar steep drops in credit were quickly followed by aggressive Fed rate cuts and liquidity injections. This time, we’re seeing the same kind of credit contraction, but the Fed is still holding rates high, and there’s no sign of emergency fiscal support coming either. That’s what makes the current …

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If gold hits $4,000 and silver breaks records, it won’t be because of demand. It will be because no one believes Washington can stop digging.

Congress lifted the ceiling and lit the fuse. Half a trillion in new debt in a flash, and metals traders are already sharpening their knives. Dear Congress, The federal debt is up over half a trillion dollars since you lifted the debt ceiling. CUT THE SPENDING!!! pic.twitter.com/OeGf4pmcuf — E.J. Antoni, Ph.D. (@RealEJAntoni) July 27, 2025 …

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Crowds on Demand CEO claims he rejected $20 million offer to organize anti-Trump protests over fears of violent agitators

Adam Swart, CEO of Crowds on Demand, stated in a NewsNation interview that his company was offered a contract worth approximately $20 million to recruit demonstrators for a nationwide anti-Trump protest scheduled for Thursday, July 17. Swart said he rejected the offer, citing concerns about the effectiveness of the protests and the potential for violent …

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Bitcoin hits $123K. No use, no demand, just speculation. ETF flows and dollar weakness drive the rally.

Bitcoin’s price is climbing again, but the foundation looks hollow. On July 15, it broke past $123,000 before pulling back to $117,500. That’s a 25% gain year-to-date and a 1,150% surge over five years. The headlines call it momentum. The charts show bullish indicators. But the underlying driver isn’t utility. It’s speculation. There’s no industrial …

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Home prices demand $112,000 income to qualify for mortgage, median American household earns just $84,000 yearly

The fundamental problem in the housing market today. American households need to earn $112,000 in order to afford a house. However, the Median Household income is only $84,000. Meaning that a huge portion of the U.S. population is unable to even qualify for a mortgage. Note that from 2010 to 2020, the opposite was true. …

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