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David Tepper: Wall Street's Biggest Bull
Appaloosa's David Tepper went all in during the second quarter. He increased long exposure in 22 of his top 25 positions!

  1. $NVDA, increased stake by 580%
  2. $META, increased 114%
  3. $MSFT, increased 376%
  4. $AMZN, increased 58%
  5. $BABA, increased 4,375%

Tepper also increased/bought new stakes in $AMD $GOOGL $TSM $AAPL $INTC $UBER

13F AUM of $5.38 billion with an average 13F holding period of 6.21 quarters.

Top 25 Positions:
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@heyrico08/15/2023
him and Burry should enter the Octagon
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Coatue Management: Always the interesting tech portfolio
Coatue Management's 13F positions as of Q2:

Top Positions:
  1. $NVDA, decreased stake by 6%
  2. $MSFT, increased 67%
  3. $META, decreased 29%
  4. $AMZN, increased 125%
  5. $AMD, increased 64%

New Positions: $ORCL $EQX $ETN $ULTA $DHR

Top 25 Positions:
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First Ever $SEDG Insider Purchase
On August 9, SolarEdge CFO Ronen Faier purchased 875 shares of $SEDG worth $157,588. This marks the first SolarEdge insider purchase since the company's IPO in 2015.

According to SecForm4, insiders have sold $420 million and bought $157,588 worth of shares since 2015. Shoutout to Ronen for finally having some conviction (backed by capital) in his company.
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$CROX Insiders Making Themselves Known
$CROX is down by about 3% this year, driven by a recent earnings decline.

That must have been the signal for insiders to buy in:

I recently increased by CROX position by 40%, my first time buying shares since 2022.
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Short Sellers Capitulating?
"While the equity rally might be good for those who are long the market, it’s been quite challenging for hedge fund shorts and the rally seems to be inducing broad capitulation in the form of de-grossing."

-JP Morgan

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Bloomberg.com
Hedge Funds ‘Throwing In Towel’ on Stocks as Rally Forces Unwind
For stock-picking hedge funds coping with 2023’s loopy markets, risks are starting to outweigh the rewards.

@valuabl08/01/2023
Bears who thought the market would collapse due to rate rises were wrong. The higher rates are mostly offset by more growth.
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Citadel, Point72, Millennium YTD Returns
Large multi-strategy hedge funds are underperforming the market this year following a breakout 2022.

Citadel Wellington Fund: 7.15%
Point72: 6.13%
Millennium Management: 2.80%

Source: Business Insider
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