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Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller Sold 88% of Duquesne's Stake in Nvidia and Is Piling Into 2 Unstoppable Stocks

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six weeks packed full of operating results from public companies), can make it easy for important data to fly under the radar. A 13F provides a clear snapshot of which stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) the top money managers purchased and sold in the latest quarter. Image source: Getty Images. and global economy.

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Billionaire Israel Englander Sold 59% of Millennium's Stake in Palantir and Has Opted to Pile Into a Stock Consumers Absolutely Adore

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Englander and his team run a very active hedge fund, with thousands of positions and close to $216 billion in AUM, as of the midpoint of 2024. But during the second quarter, Englander oversaw the sale of 7,074,815 shares of Palantir , which reduced Millennium's stake by 59% to 4,973,308 shares.

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Billionaire Jeff Yass Sold 73% of Susquehanna's Stake in Nvidia and Is Piling Into This Beloved Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock Instead

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Admittedly, 13Fs have a drawback -- they're filed up to 45 calendar days following the end to a quarter, which means they're likely providing stale information for active hedge funds. During the second quarter, Yass's fund jettisoned 52,497,275 shares of Nvidia's stock, which reduced its stake by 73% from the March-ended quarter.

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Billionaire Steven Cohen Sold 87% of Point72's Stake in Nvidia and Is Piling Into This Supercharged Stock-Split Stock

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Perhaps the most surprising aspect of Cohen's hedge fund, which contains thousands of positions and has more than $38 billion in AUM, has been his and his team's approach to Wall Street's artificial intelligence (AI) darling, Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA). Similar to Nvidia, this share count has been adjusted to account for the company's split.

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Meet the Stock-Split Stock I've More Than Quadrupled My Stake In This Year (Hint: It's Not Nvidia, Broadcom, or Chipotle Mexican Grill)

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Rather, the stock-split stock I've more than quadrupled my stake in over the last two months is the only high-profile business to notify its shareholders of a coming reverse split. Some mutual funds and institutional investors simply won't purchase stocks with a share price below $5 because they're deemed too risky.

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1 Powerhouse Vanguard ETF That Could Turn $250 Per Month Into $2 Million

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That's the core reasoning behind making exchange-traded funds (ETFs) a big part of your investing strategy. There are many ETFs that replicate the returns of large indexes like the S&P 500 , essentially allowing you to outperform most professional fund managers with just one simple investment. Why buy an ETF?

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This Billionaire Just Dumped Nvidia Stock. Should You Follow Suit?

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These investors include some billionaire hedge fund managers, such as David Tepper, who runs Appaloosa Management. Billionaire Ken Griffin, head of Citadel Advisors, sold off about 80% of his Nvidia stake in Q2. Managing a hedge fund isn't like having an individual portfolio. Is it time to follow suit?