Renowned investor Michael Burry, famous for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, has come out swinging against Tesla's current market valuation. The "Big Short" investor didn't mince words, flatly declaring $TSLA as "ridiculously overvalued" in his latest market commentary.

Burry, who's built his reputation on contrarian bets and forensic financial analysis, has been skeptical of Tesla's sky-high valuation for some time. His latest remarks add fuel to the ongoing debate about whether the electric vehicle maker's stock price reflects economic reality or speculative excess.

This isn't Burry's first rodeo criticizing Tesla. He's previously held short positions against the company, betting that its stock price would eventually come back down to earth. With $TSLA trading at premium multiples compared to traditional automakers, the valuation debate remains one of the hottest topics in equity markets.

Whether you agree with Burry or not, his track record means his views carry weight. The question for investors now: is this another prescient warning, or has the legendary short seller finally met his match?