Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think this is correct, or it's at least super misleading. The table is referencing the 13f filing [here](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1649339/000164933925000007/xslForm13F_X02/infotable.xml), but for options the "share amount" field is just the price of the underlying shares (eg the "market value" of his puts is marked as just the share price times the number of options times the 100x multiplier). Scion asset management doesn't actually have 912M short exposure to PLTR, it's just 50k puts on some unknown strike and expiration, and likewise for NVDA, PFE, and HAL. Not sure if there's a way to find out how big the positions actually are but it's definitely not as big as stated here, and significantly lower if the options are low delta.

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Michael Burry filed his 13F 11 days early. Massive PUTs (short) on Palantir(IT) and Nvidia(IT) Massive Calls on PFE(Healthcare) and HAL(Energy)

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Markets acting like Hal 9000 is answering customer service calls and Knight Rider KITT is robotaxing our asses but we're far from it.

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