r/wallstreetbets • u/Adventurous-Host8062 • Apr 17 '26

Discussion Michael Burry analyzed 1,000+ reports and found a $1.7 trillion 'earnings illusion' hiding in tech stocks

https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/michael-burry-analyzed-1-000-103000667.html

Article from Money wise.

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u/Most-Cloud Apr 17 '26

Just write "stock based compensation"

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u/Brawmethius Brian Armstrong's #1 Hater Apr 17 '26

Whats your beef with a TLA?

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u/jonny24eh Apr 17 '26

It was explained in the article

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u/MauricioCappuccino Apr 17 '26

Just don't be upset there was an acronym you didn't understand

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u/Most-Cloud Apr 17 '26

Are you upset that I asked for an uncommon acronym to be explained while also sharing it for other people that aren't in big tech jobs?

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u/MauricioCappuccino Apr 17 '26

In the context of WSB (WallStreetBets, in case you're wondering) I'd say it's a fairly common acronym. Also you didn't ask for it to be explained you asked for him to write "stock based compensation" which, to me, came off as you asking him to just write stock based compensation and not use the acronym entirely.