Compared to short selling, making money from selling courses is still better.

The previously sensationalized big short prophecy about the AI bubble has come to an end. Michael Burry clarified the actual amount he shorted Nvidia: the actual investment cost was about $9.2 million, far less than the $1.1 billion nominal value widely reported by the media.

In contrast to the uncertainty of short selling, Burry opened another line of attack around the same time that seemed to be a "sure win." He launched a paid subscription channel called "Cassandra Unchained," with an annual fee of $379. The channel quickly attracted over 60,000 subscribers, bringing him over $22 million in stable cash flow from this alone.

It's astonishing; how could Livermore, in this era, end up bankrupt and committing suicide in his old age just by casually selling courses?