Goldman Sachs review: hedge funds at record Magnificent Seven exposure, small-cap shorts at all-time high
A Goldman Sachs review reported by r/investing says hedge funds hold a record-high amount of Magnificent Seven stocks while bets against small-cap companies (Russell 2000) have reached an all-time high. The review also states funds resumed buying industrial stocks after five weeks of selling, U.S. banks are oversold at low valuations, the main Brazil ETF saw record trading volume after the presidential election, and bond and municipal funds saw a wave of trading volume as yields rose.
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What the sources claim
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Hedge funds own a record-high amount of the Magnificent Seven stocks.
“Hedge funds own a record-high amount of the Magnificent Seven stocks”
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Bets against small-cap companies (Russell 2000) have reached an all-time high.
“Bets against small-cap companies (Russell 2000) have reached an all-time high.”
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After selling industrial stocks for five weeks straight, funds started buying them again.
“After selling industrial stocks for five weeks straight, funds started buying them again.”
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U.S. banks are currently oversold and sitting at very low valuations compared to the broader market.
“U.S. banks are currently oversold and sitting at very low valuations compared to the broader market.”
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The main Brazil ETF broke records with massive trading volume following the presidential election.
“The main Brazil ETF broke records with massive trading volume following the presidential election.”
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Bond and municipal funds are seeing a huge wave of trading volume as yields rise.
“Bond and municipal funds are seeing a huge wave of trading volume as yields rise.”
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