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The Blind Side

The Blind Side
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"Back in 2004, when Wall Street was in full subprime-craze mode, a reclusive stock picker named Michael Burry read the fine print—and made a fortune. In an excerpt from his new book, Michael Lewis explains why Burry saw what no one else did."

Read full essay at Vanity Fair ↗
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