Bulls Vs Bears Battle: Burry’s Legendary $500M+ Short – Crash Or Smash In 2025?

By Tamir Mori of YouTube's Tamir is Here
Wednesday, December 3, 2025 8:00 AM EST


Michael Burry from the big short just took a 500M+ dollar short on Tesla on the basis of Tesla being way overvalued, taking the Bear position against Tesla while shareholder Bulls approved Elon's 1 Trillion Dollar compensation package and pumped the market with more Calls than Puts Volume, taking the position that Tesla can continue to rise. In this video, I deliver the news and data on the Bull and Bear case for Tesla. 

Video Length: 00:09:00

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Disclaimer: This is not financial advice, I am not a financial advisor. Please do your own due diligence.

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Trump In 2028 • 1 month ago • Member's comment
You haven't posted anything new in a week. How will I know what to trade?
Tamir Is Here • 1 month ago • Contributor's comment
LOL! Hysterical. I'll get some new content up here soon, very funny.
Susan Miller • 1 month ago • Member's comment
Even if Tesla (or broader markets) are overvalued, bubble-style corrections don’t happen on schedule. What’s your view on the timeframe for a possible “crash”?
Tamir Is Here • 1 month ago • Contributor's comment
Great question and there are too many variables for me now to determine that, but I hear ya. Last time this year tesla rose to its all time high them slowly came back down to half that number. I don't forsee that happening again with all the new developments and positioning but I could def see a big run and then a scaleback. I'm looking for it to hold above these levels and if it does perhaps within a few weeks climb to all time highs, then with FOMC and other things over the next 2 weeks I can prob have a better read, but great question.