Microsoft stock has lost more than 27% of its value this year.

And at the very moment most investors are fleeing the stock,
Michael Burry steps in with full confidence.

The man who predicted the 2008 crash, and the subject of the story *The Big Short*,
bought long-dated LEAP call options on Microsoft stock,
expiring in December 2028, at a strike price approaching $700.

The stock today is standing at $372.97.
Below its 200-week moving average of $390.96.

And above a direct support level at $350.29,
the same level Burry said was an attractive entry point for him.

But he didn’t buy the stock directly.
He chose options, because they give him the same conviction—
with a small fraction of capital, and risk limited to the contract’s premium only.

The stock’s Put/Call ratio is at 0.66.
Meaning that options traders themselves are more inclined toward optimism than pessimism in the period ahead.
That’s where the real wisdom lies.

The man known for betting against the markets
is now placing a bet that spans three full years on Microsoft’s ability to lead the next wave of artificial intelligence.

Is Burry writing the *The Big Short* story again—this time in completely the opposite direction?
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