How do you know i) a bubble is about to burst, or ii) an corporate fraud of epic proportions is about to unwind? Look no further than Enron or Lehman Brothers, where Jeff Skilling and Dick Fuld, respectively, launched an all out attack against the market in general, and shorts in particular as a last-ditch desperation move to distract from the imminent demise of their insolvent companies. 

It may not be that dire just yet, but in a recent podcast alongside Brad Gerstner and Satya Nadella, OpenAI's Sam Altman, when asked by Gerstner, who is an OpenAI investor (that whole "non-profit" thing is long dead and buried for those who haven't been paying attention), how a company with $13BN in revenue can afford $1.4T in commitments. Altman's reply? "If you want to sell your shares, I'll find you a buyer." 

Actual translation: no answer. And while Sam didn't blame the market or the shorts - yet - he is starting to blame the longs for not having enough faith.