Key PointsMichael Burry says this market resembles 2000 because of the lack of breadth.
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Michael Burry Sees a 2000-Style Rotation Where Today's AI Winners Fall and Today's Broken Stocks Rise, Citing 40 Years of Market Breadth Data He Calls "Incredible and Unique." Should Investors Rotate Out of the "Magnificent Seven" Now?
