Several billionaire investors have made significant moves in their 13F holdings, which are required to be publicly disclosed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). These filings provide a unique glimpse into the investment strategies of these wealthy individuals.
Jeffrey Yass, estimated net worth $49.6 billion, has taken a bearish view of the overall market, selling off 69% of his Apple holdings over the past six months. However, he still holds 210,000 shares and maintains a significant stake in Nvidia.
Ken Griffin, estimated net worth $47.0 billion, has been actively buying technology stocks, including Atlassian, Charter Communications, and Medtronic. He has also taken profits from Amazon and Microsoft.
Steven Cohen, estimated net worth $21.3 billion, has made several new buys, including Comcast, Taiwan Semiconductor, and Reddit. However, he has also sold off shares in Broadcom and Amazon.
David Tepper, estimated net worth $21.3 billion, has been locking in gains from several “Magnificent Seven” stocks, particularly Nvidia, Meta, and Microsoft. His biggest buy is from Shanghai: PDD Holdings, which owns online marketplace Temu.
These moves indicate that these billionaire investors are taking a diversified approach to their investments, with some focusing on technology and others taking a more value-oriented approach.
It’s worth noting that while these filings can provide insights into the investment strategies of wealthy individuals, they should not be taken as recommendations for individual investors. It’s always important to do your own research and consider multiple sources before making investment decisions.
Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/johndobosz/2024/12/07/5-stock-buys-and-sells-from-top-billionaire-investors