Michael Burry says sell and Jim Cramer says buy. As the Fed meets, here's how they both could be wrong on stocks.

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As the Fed meets, what direction is the stock market going to go? Maybe nowhere.

Michael Burry, the hedge-fund manager at Scion Asset Management who correctly forecast the 2008 financial crisis, on Tuesday night sent out a one-word tweet: “Sell.” Burry didn’t elaborate, but it’s not hard to fill in the blanks.

On the other end of the spectrum, Jim Cramer says it looks like we’re in a bull market now. “If we’re in a bull market, and I think we are, you have to prepare yourself,” said Cramer, whose penchant for mistimed comments has spawned a fund that is seeking Securities and Exchange Commission approval to bet against his views. “We have to prepare for the down days now because in a bull market, they’re buying opportunities,” the CNBC commentator added.

All that said, Dutta is not a stock-market bear, owing to the corporate profit backdrop. “How do you get an earnings recession if nominal growth is running at 5%? Has anyone mentioned about the dollar? Like, the dollar is off 10%. Doesn’t that have a mechanical effect on corporate earnings for the multinationals that trade on the S&P 500 SPX , ” he asked.

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Remind me what inverse ETF blurry has against him again? I know what creamers is, but couldn't find burry

I wouldn’t trust jim Cramer if my life depended on it never

The experts are giving fools advice.

Must be time to hold!

RemindMe_OfThis in 2 months

Always inverse Cramer, duh.

Cramer is a clown! Burry is the investor!

Garbage

Is this the same Jim Cramer who said buy META?

jennablan Neither really knows

Burry has told you to sell for 36 of the last 2 recessions.

jennablan cramer: buy = sell and burry: sell == SELL (and hide under the desk)

We all know who's the inverse indicator 😂

Great representation of no one knows wtf is going on, set it and forget it.

$ Bottom line, which is richer? That’s who to take advice from.

I really wish mum and dad would stop fighting

Both are true failed investors Started building career investing mutual decades ago Their assets are still tiny compared to others in Wall Street

Burry always says sell

He's not wrong just early

Both are LIARS

Well, none of experts knows what will happen. Be humble to have a shred of doubts.

Even A Broken Clock Is Right Twice A Day

Whatever Jimmy the short says, do the opposite... 😭 that's what they say, lol. I don't have any share positions, royalties over equity. If your a creator.

CramerTracker way ahead of you Michael.

Probably sideways, option premium eating chop.

opposite cramer everything

They both have the smae message a8nce Cramer is a know inverse indicator Sell Everything. NOW

So that means we must sell because Cramer be inverse like that

In Cramer we trust

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