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Michael Burry is doubling down on Lululemon.On August 14th, he disclosed buying 50,000 shares of $LULU. The stock has dr...
05/21/2026

Michael Burry is doubling down on Lululemon.

On August 14th, he disclosed buying 50,000 shares of $LULU. The stock has dropped 37% since — but Burry has reported throughout the past year that he keeps buying with personal funds.

His most recent buy came on May 18th at about $120 per share.

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Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Net performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.

That's my quant...21 years ago today, Michael Burry started the trade that became The Big Short.He spent months reading ...
05/19/2026

That's my quant...

21 years ago today, Michael Burry started the trade that became The Big Short.

He spent months reading thousands of subprime mortgage files no one else on Wall Street bothered to open. Then he called every major bank — Goldman, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley — to build a trade that didn't even exist yet. Credit default swaps on subprime mortgage bonds.

On May 19, 2005 he bought $60 million worth from Deutsche Bank. By July his short position was $750 million. By October it crossed $1 billion. His own investors called him crazy and threatened to sue. So he locked the fund and refused to give their money back.

Then in 2007 the housing market collapsed. The investors who had threatened to sue him each made $725 million.
The best trades almost always look insane until they don't.

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Breaking: Ken Griffin just dropped his newest trades,And the man who runs over $65 billion at Citadel is making one of t...
05/18/2026

Breaking: Ken Griffin just dropped his newest trades,

And the man who runs over $65 billion at Citadel is making one of the clearest rotations of the year. He is selling streaming and e-commerce and piling into semiconductors.

Top buys: brand new $1.4 billion position in TSMC, $682 million added to Micron, and $518 million added to Meta.

Top sells: fully exited Netflix ($643 million gone), fully exited ASML ($553 million gone), cut Amazon by $1.6 billion, and trimmed Nvidia by $766 million.

The takeaway: one of the most watched traders on Wall Street is betting the next leg up runs through chips, not streaming subscriptions or e-commerce boxes.

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Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Net performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.

New trade Alert 🚨 Leopold Aschenbrenner just filed his Q1 2026 13F. He kept his AI infrastructure longs and opened $8.45...
05/18/2026

New trade Alert 🚨

Leopold Aschenbrenner just filed his Q1 2026 13F. He kept his AI infrastructure longs and opened $8.45 billion in new puts against tech and semis.

His biggest shorts: Nvidia, Oracle, Broadcom, AMD, Micron, and Taiwan Semi.

The only meaningful adds were Bitcoin miners — CleanSpark and Riot Platforms. He fully exited his Intel calls.

Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Gross performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.

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BreakingRenaissance Technologies, the legendary quant fund founded by Jim Simons, just dropped its Q1 2026 13F.The portf...
05/15/2026

Breaking

Renaissance Technologies, the legendary quant fund founded by Jim Simons, just dropped its Q1 2026 13F.

The portfolio is now $63.9 billion across 3,213 positions, and the rotation tells a story.

On the buy side they added to Apple, Nvidia, Linde, Broadcom, Alamos Gold, and JPMorgan — big tech, industrial energy, and gold. On the sell side they trimmed Netflix, Costco, Palantir, Tesla, Procter & Gamble, and Microsoft — consumer staples and crowded momentum favorites.

The signal is quiet but clear: the easiest run in the most loved names may be over, and hard assets and selective AI infrastructure are doing the heavy lifting from here.

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Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Net performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.

This guy is the GOAT... In Q1 2011, Jim Simons opened a $4.6 million position in Nvidia $NVDA at around $0.45 a share.At...
05/12/2026

This guy is the GOAT...

In Q1 2011, Jim Simons opened a $4.6 million position in Nvidia $NVDA at around $0.45 a share.

At the time, Nvidia was a gaming GPU company. The AI boom that made the stock famous was still more than a decade away.

That position is now up more than 47,000%.
Simons spent his career building Renaissance Technologies into the most successful quant fund in history.

The Medallion Fund averaged roughly 66% gross annual returns for decades, a track record nobody has come close to matching. And this Nvidia trade is a reminder of what made him different: he saw the signal long before everyone else.

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Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Gross performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.

1 chess game started all your AI stock gains29 years ago today, IBM built the greatest machine in history, won the equiv...
05/11/2026

1 chess game started all your AI stock gains

29 years ago today, IBM built the greatest machine in history, won the equivalent of $500 million for shareholders in one day, and then turned it off.

Deep Blue could evaluate 200 million chess positions per second. IBM built it for one purpose: beat Garry Kasparov, the reigning world chess champion since 1985.
In 1996, Kasparov beat Deep Blue 4-2. IBM went back to the lab and rebuilt the machine from the ground up.

On May 11, 1997, Deep Blue won the rematch. Kasparov resigned in just 19 moves. The next day, $IBM stock jumped to a 10-year all-time high.
Kasparov accused IBM of cheating and demanded another rematch. IBM refused, shut the project down, and retired Deep Blue to the Smithsonian.

Nobody knew it at the time, but that one chess match was the first proof in history that a machine could outthink a human. Every AI trade you place today traces back to it.

Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Gross performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.

We've seen this film before...The S&P 500 has never been carried by fewer stocks. Right now only 42 of 500 are responsib...
05/11/2026

We've seen this film before...

The S&P 500 has never been carried by fewer stocks. Right now only 42 of 500 are responsible for pushing the market higher, when that number historically sits around 100.

And those 42 are being led by just 5 names: Alphabet, Nvidia, Amazon, Broadcom, and Apple.

Every other time the market got this top-heavy, a pullback followed. The last time it looked this concentrated was the Dot-Com Bubble in 2000.

Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Gross performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.

Warrens got that dog in him...62 years ago today, someone tried to cheat Warren Buffett out of 12 and a half cents. So B...
05/07/2026

Warrens got that dog in him...

62 years ago today, someone tried to cheat Warren Buffett out of 12 and a half cents. So Buffett took his entire company.

In 1962, Buffett was a minority shareholder in Berkshire Hathaway, a dying New England textile mill he had bought into at $7.50 a share. Two years later, Berkshire's chairman Seabury Stanton asked him what price he wanted to be bought out at, Buffett said $11.50, and they shook on it.

Then on May 6, 1964, the offer letter arrived for $11.375 a share, twelve and a half cents short of the handshake. Buffett didn't sell. He started buying every share he could find. By 1965 he owned 38% of the company, took control of the board, and pushed Stanton out.

In 1967, he used Berkshire to buy his first insurance company, and the textile business was eventually shut down in 1985. Today Berkshire trades at over $703,000 a share. Stanton tried to save $28,125 and lost the entire company in the process.

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The CIA is clapping rnOn this day in 2003, Palantir $PLTR was founded in Palo Alto, California by Peter Thiel, Alex Karp...
05/06/2026

The CIA is clapping rn

On this day in 2003, Palantir $PLTR was founded in Palo Alto, California by Peter Thiel, Alex Karp, Joe Lonsdale, Stephen Cohen, and Nathan Gettings.

The company was born in the aftermath of 9/11. Peter Thiel said the idea came from watching two things happen at the same time: the U.S. government had massive amounts of data but couldn't connect the dots to prevent terrorist attacks, while Silicon Valley had already built sophisticated fraud-detection software for banks.
Palantir was the bridge between those two worlds.

23 years later, it's one of the top 50 largest public companies in the world, worth more than $300 billion

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