Market Crash

The pool cleaning robot manufacturer from Kibbutz Yizre'el, once valued at over 9 billion shekels, has fallen below a 200 million shekel valuation for the first time in 15 years. We examine what went wrong and why a recovery remains elusive.

Michael Burry warns that the current market rally could end in a sharp crash reminiscent of 1987. The investor holds put options on several major stocks and ETFs, betting on a downturn.

Following the decline in chip stocks on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, the negative trend has continued in Asia. Investors are monitoring the plunge in Samsung and SK Hynix shares amid growing concerns over AI investments.