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And The Most Beloved Stock By Hedge Funds Is...
Following the first quarter rout in AAPL stock, some wondered if there would finally be rotation at the top floor of the hedge fund hotel of stocks held by most hedge funds. The answer is no: as of March 31, AAPL still retains the title of stock with the largest number of hedge fund investors at 188, more than GOOG with 184 and above AIG with 180.
Most held as of March 31:
And as of December 31:
The quarterly hedge fund holdings of AAPL stock: the trendline is clearly broken now.
And as bonus: here are the largest hedge funds in the US ranked by equity assets:
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Only I terrorist would sell this beloved American icon that holds its excess cash overseas.
You can check out of the hedge fund hotel-but you can never leave (with as much $ as you started with)
Haha looks like they all dumped Facefucked during the first quarter
that made me laugh. sorry about ripping into you before...
its not paying to be a contrarian
Dow just hit the flatline and its 12:35 PM cst - Who wants to bet these algos ping this garbage back up 100 points before the bell? Not to worry, the yield move in bonds will be addressed at the same time - Watch Ben go!!
Zulauf: Bubble Will Burst In Two Years
Felix Zulauf:
Full Text:
http://homment.com/Zulauf-bubble
Yes, "WHEN"?
My bet is when they lure enough retail money back into the casino.
You can hear the frustration in the Central Bankers and Investment Managers when they talk of near zero return on savings and Treasuries "Investors HAVE to buy equities if they want any return on their money!"
No, we don't "HAVE" to do anything assholes.
Fool me once, shame on you.
Fool me twice, shame on me.
AAPL ==> over $500 next month. Watch.
I'll take the other side of that bet. Let's chat in a month.
ZNNMF should be fun for the next week and a half. Independent testing of the new technology they are dependent on (finally) takes place on the 30th with results released soon thereafter.
Disclosure: I've been sitting on 2500 shares for years and probably won't be selling any time soon!
You didn't sell at $600 because you didn't want to pay captial gains taxes?
Heh, no I never owned any CRAPPL to begin with
Hedge funds are underperforming the S&P by 65%, but that will not stop rich fools from continuing to dump their money in them.
http://dareconomics.wordpress.com/2013/05/22/around-the-globe-05-22-2013/
What? They haven't rotated out yet? And they call themselves "managers"?
However, I suppose they still collect their fees and can deduct their losses on taxes for their bonuses - so they are managing their money just fine.
I wonder how the Hedgies felt watching it plunge 40%? Competititon is fierce from others....I 'rotated out' when Jobs left...glad I did.
Love that big Bank of Israel buy of AAPL- I thought those guys were jewced in.
Maybe they're going to go all Apple for Government and Military since Iran can't get them (?).
Of course, won't make up for the fact that the Copernicus of Cupertino Steve Jobs has passed on.
Steve Jobs is in heaven now and probably running the place, so nothing bad will be allowed to happen to AAPL.
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Jobs in Heaven? Yeah, I don't think your perceptions of Heaven OR Jobs is accurate.
Don't bet on it (...Never mind, your statement tells me you already have)!
Only a fool is in these markets, unless he has access to inside information and billions of dollars.
Heaven doesn't exist though.
Steve Jobs played his role, just like we all do.
Don't turn on the lights, Bitchez. There's roaches everywhere.
"wow, honey. you're home early." ... "yep. went to work. they kept losing billions so i figured i'd come back here. wanna fool around?"
What is most hated is obviously GOLD, acting like pile of steaming cow shit
Dropped $50 from the top today. Looks like it's going to zero now. Look at it..
Pink stock liquidation. That's how it looks like.
Bought my Daughter an iPod Touch which she just loves, very slick.
However, my 19 year old son and his cohort of A.O.'s love their Android smartphones and their $250 Windows/Linux/Chrome netbooks that allow them to hack and download pirated content.
I'm hearing buzz that people are dumping their iPhones for Samsung Galaxies and the like.
WalMart has a $99 Android smart phone $40/per month no contract.
An iPhone is way above that price point.
Limited markets for Apple.
iPhones are about as elegant- and weighty-as a brick
z-10
... are these the hedge funds that are under-performing S&P?