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TRX Tiger Global, Whale Rock, D1 report October losses in AI selloff
Hedgeweek, citing a Bloomberg report, says Tiger Global, Whale Rock and D1 Capital Partners were among prominent hedge funds that suffered significant losses in October as AI investment and technology valuation concerns triggered an equity selloff. Tiger Global's flagship fell 8.5%, Whale Rock's flagship about 8%, and D1's equity portfolio 4.4%, while Atreides Management's flagship fund declined 9.5% and its smaller hedge fund 16%.
Why “Unverified”
- Reported by Hedgeweek alone, with no second source or primary confirmation yet
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What the sources claim
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Tiger Global's flagship hedge fund declined 8.5% in October, leaving it broadly flat for 2026.
“Tiger Global's flagship hedge fund declined 8.5% during the month, leaving its performance broadly flat for 2026”
Hedgeweek -
Whale Rock's flagship fund fell approximately 8% in October, cutting its year-to-date gain to around 34%.
“Whale Rock's flagship fund fell approximately 8%, reducing its year-to-date gain to around 34%”
Hedgeweek -
D1 Capital Partners lost 4.4% in its equity portfolio, bringing its annual return to 18.8%.
“D1 Capital Partners lost 4.4% in its equity portfolio, bringing its annual return down to 18.8%”
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Atreides Management's $3.4bn flagship fund declined 9.5% in October but remained up about 43% for the year.
“its $3.4bn flagship public-private investment fund declining 9.5% in October, although it remained up approximately 43% for the year”
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Atreides Management's smaller hedge fund fell 16%, reducing its year-to-date return to 2.5%.
“Its smaller hedge fund fell 16%, reducing its year-to-date return to 2.5%”
Hedgeweek
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