“Hedge funds became more daring at the end of last year as managers boosted their holdings in industrials and materials as well as some areas of tech, reports Goldman Sachs,” Murray Coleman reports for Barron’s.
“Hedge fund managers’ most popular stocks were: Apple (AAPL), Citi (C), Microsoft (MSFT), JPMorgan (JPM) and Google (GOOG),” Coleman reports.
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That’s the “blown out candles” formation.
They did a great job BS the stock down today. 3rd day down with talk about delays on product Apple never talked about.
Hi SEC. What do you think you job is? Did you see anything today?