Michael Burry Liquidates GameStop: Retail Investors' Faith, Once Again "Faceplants"?

The "Big Short" Michael Burry has made his move again, this time directly liquidating his position in GameStop. Once the news broke, the market instantly erupted.
After all, this stock was once a "spiritual idol" for retail investors. But Burry's logic has always been simple: focus on value, not sentiment.
The problems with GameStop have never changed:
* Weak fundamentals
* Strong emotional-driven trading
* Extreme volatility
Burry's decision to exit actually signals to the market: he’s no longer playing this "faith game."
Interestingly, every time institutions retreat, retail investors become even more determined.
Because they believe:
"You don’t understand, this is a revolution."
The issue is, the market isn’t a vote of emotion, but a vote of capital.
In one sentence:
Burry is gone, but the story continues;
but the story may not be worth that price. #美债收益率破5%