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- The post discusses the investment strategy of mirroring trades of prominent investors like Warren Buffett and Michael Burry. It highlights Burry's recent purchases, including PYPL, CRM, MSCI, FISV, ADBE, ADSK, and VEEV, noting their sideways or downward trading despite consistent revenue growth. This could signal potential value opportunities, but the overall market impact is limited as it reflects individual investment considerations rather than broad market trends.
Does anyone on here just copy other people’s trades? For example if Warren Buffet buys United Healthcare you buy it too?
I was reading an article the other day about how Michael Burry was buying the SAS dip and wondered if anyone else felt similarly? I was looking into some of these companies over the weekend and some of them seem to have been making progressively more money for years and some of the stocks are either way down or trading sideways. The companies in question are PYPL, CRM, MSCI, FISV, ADBE, ADSK, VEEV. People on Reddit often hate Micheal Burry and I’ll admit I also find him somewhat of a blowhard but I also still think he’s a great investor. He called BABA a few years ago when it was $70 before it ran to $190. I’m thinking about buying some of these.