“The Big Short” predictor’s guide to gold

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If you haven’t seen the 2015 biographical crime comedy-drama film The Big Short, it’s worth a watch. It follows metalhead market analyst Michael Burry’s prediction of the US housing crash, which is said to have triggered the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. He made $100 million from his prediction.

This week Michael revealed his $8 million wager on gold, as he bought into a trust that owns physical gold bullion. And he’s not the only one. Read the full story here.

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