Is 'The Big Short's' Michael Burry a Moneyball Subscriber?

This week, macroeconomist Andrew Zatlin has an eye on investor and hedge fund manager Michael Burry, the man who made $800 million for forecasting the collapse of the housing market 15 years ago. [Roundtable Roundup]   Dear , Welcome to the Roundtable Roundup! This is a brand-new e-mail intended to keep you in the loop of what our editors and analysts are talking about each week. Below, we'll share the most popular essays from each of our brands. This week, we're discussing bubbly behavior in the market... soaring Treasury yields and mortgage rates... a first-of-its-kind lawsuit... a new development in electric vehicles... and the latest from famed investor Michael Burry. We hope you enjoy! Regards, Sam Latter Editor in Chief, Roundtable Research P.S. If you have any feedback for us on how to improve this going forward, please let us know by [clicking here](mailto:responses@roundtableresearch.com). [Andrew Zatlin] Moneyball Daily Is 'The Big Short's' Michael Burry a Moneyball Subscriber? This week, macroeconomist Andrew Zatlin has an eye on investor and hedge fund manager Michael Burry, the man who made $800 million for forecasting the collapse of the housing market 15 years ago. Burry is back with another prediction... and based on Andrew's recent work, Burry might just be a Moneyball subscriber... [Read what Andrew is talking about here](. [Michael Robinson] Trend Trader Daily Where are the Double-Digit Gains? Ask the Soccer Moms Tech investor Michael Robinson explains why most car makers are now planning to produce a specific kind of electric vehicle. He says this trend could open the floodgates for overall electric vehicle ("EV") sales... And explains how to get into this sector before it happens. [Get Michael's thesis on EVs here](. [Herb Greenberg] Empire Financial Daily Back to the Future With Bubble Behavior Herb Greenberg says in recent months we've been seeing behavior you only expect to see in a stock market bubble. He discusses how a recent IPO of an unprofitable, near-zero-revenue company is in trouble, and he explains why many SPACs are getting liquidated. [Read more here](. [Whitney Tilson] Whitney Tilson Daily Treasury Yields and Mortgage Rates Hit New Highs Whitney Tilson says it's astounding how well stocks are doing as Treasury yields and mortgage rates hit new highs. He calls this the perfect "not-too-hot, not-too-cold" environment for stocks. Whitney also touches on the latest with Donald Trump's SPAC, reflects on Airbnb's 15th anniversary, shares how he recently met comedian John Oliver, and more. [Get his insights here](. © 2023 Roundtable Research. All rights reserved. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution, in whole or in part, is prohibited without written permission from Roundtable Research, 1125 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21201 [roundtableresearch.com.](. You received this e-mail because you are subscribed to one or more of the free newsletters we publish at Roundtable Research. [Unsubscribe from all future e-mails](