Michael Burry's Portfolio

MICHAEL BURRY'S SCION ASSET MANAGEMENT Q4 2024 PORTFOLIO
Scion Asset Management, a hedge fund managed by Michael Burry, disclosed 13 security holdings in their SEC 13F filing for the fourth quarter of 2024, with a total portfolio value of $77,435,131
Scion Asset Management Portfolio Analysis
Based on 13F filing for reporting period: Q4, 2024
Portfolio Manager
Michael J. Burry
Filing Date
February 14, 2025
Total Value
$77,435,131
Number of Positions
13
Portfolio Allocation
Holdings Breakdown
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Michael Burry's Portfolio
As of Q4 2024, Michael Burry's portfolio reveals a strategic recalibration, with both reductions in key Chinese tech holdings and new bets in the healthcare and consumer sectors. Below is a detailed overview of his latest positions and notable changes since the previous quarter.
Top Holdings
Additional Holdings
Portfolio Strategy Analysis
Alibaba and JD.com—previously among the largest holdings—were notably trimmed. This pivot indicates a desire to lock in gains or reduce risk exposure amid regulatory headwinds and economic uncertainties in China. Still, both remain top holdings, and Burry offset these cuts by initiating a new position in Pinduoduo.
The portfolio features significant activity in healthcare, with Molina Healthcare partially reduced but HCA Healthcare newly added. Oscar Health further diversifies Burry's bets in the sector. This move suggests a preference for stable, demand-driven businesses to balance out more volatile tech positions.
New positions in Estee Lauder, V.F. Corp., and Canada Goose highlight a tilt toward consumer discretionary and luxury brands. Bruker and Magnera represent specialized bets, possibly capitalizing on niche growth opportunities in diagnostics, scientific research, or emerging markets.
After previously cutting insurance exposure, Burry significantly increased his stake in American Coastal Insurance. This addition could reflect an opportunistic move based on pricing or a reevaluation of risk within the property and casualty segment, potentially taking advantage of market inefficiencies in this sector.
Conclusion
Michael Burry's Q4 2024 portfolio underscores a blend of caution and conviction. While reducing stakes in top Chinese e-commerce names, he has diversified within the tech sector (Baidu, Pinduoduo) and reinforced his defensive positioning through healthcare investments (Molina, HCA, Oscar).
New consumer plays (Estee Lauder, V.F. Corp., Canada Goose) and expanded insurance exposure (American Coastal) reflect opportunistic moves to capture value in sectors poised for recovery or stable returns.
These shifts suggest Burry is balancing risk management—by trimming oversized stakes and emphasizing defensive healthcare—with targeted growth opportunities in consumer, specialty, and Chinese tech segments. As markets evolve, his portfolio positioning highlights a continued willingness to pivot quickly and capitalize on changing market dynamics, all while maintaining core convictions in both tech and healthcare.
Source: SEC.gov | Portfolio analysis as of Q4 2024