Lee pushed back on Burry's comparison of Nvidia's $500 billion financing push to Enron's accounting tricks, and a Wall Street Journal analysis finding $3 trillion in off-balance-sheet AI commitments among nine tech giants. Lee argued that gross obligations in finance always dwarf underlying assets and that the revelations offer an incomplete view of how financial systems work. Burry, known for shorting subprime mortgages, doubled his bet against Nvidia and warned of a potential 1987-type crash risk for US stocks.