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00:00Charlie Wells has been digging through the data and is here with the latest. What stands out to
00:04you, Charlie? Tom, sir, what really stands out in these 13F filings is the positionings on tech.
00:09This is really where the smart money has been making moves and trying to figure out
00:13how they are going to navigate this rally despite the talk that we hear about a potential bubble.
00:19You can see here that the most significant weighting is in that tech sector,
00:23followed by financials and followed by health, consumer discretionary,
00:26but tech really in focus and questions about that rally. If you just take a look at the NASDAQ,
00:31these 13F filings are required to be sent in by anyone who invests over 100 million dollars to
00:37the SEC, and these are for that third quarter. So you look at the third quarter, you see that
00:41upward trajectory, but still questions really at month end in July, in August, in September,
00:47questions there in the market. You see those spilling into these 13Fs as well.
00:51What about some of the individual names, Charlie, and maybe what they tell us about investor appetite,
00:57kind of the kind of themes that investors are looking to tease out of these markets?
01:01So Bloomberg has gone through some 909 of these filings for hedge funds,
01:05and we've picked out some winners and losers as far as individual names.
01:09So NVIDIA, really the winner there, up some 11 billion dollars in that third quarter,
01:14followed by Alphabet, followed by Apple. I want to flip the board and take a look at some of
01:18these losers, some that declined the most in that third quarter. What you see when I bring up these
01:23names, they're also in tech. So winners in tech, losers in tech. We've got Corweave here. They had
01:28a very difficult August, shares down some 21 percent in the day on the back of a disappointing earnings
01:34report. So we're seeing again here that theme of investors trying to parse this rally, but also
01:39take a look at some cautious moves there as well. Let's think about individual names and the funds that
01:44are often associated with them. We've got Warren Buffett. I want to bring up a look at these two
01:49funds. We've got Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway building up a significant stake in Google,
01:53but then pairing back on Apple. So that pattern of kind of stop start there too. And I've got to bring
01:58up Teal Macro, of course, associated with Peter Thiel. They in that third quarter exited their entire
02:04holding in NVIDIA. So questions even about these firms, even about these stocks that have been on a
02:10roll lately. Oh, you know, that Peter Thiel move is going to get a lot of traction amongst retail
02:14investors, isn't it, in the U.S. with exposure to NVIDIA. Charlie Wells, thank you very much.
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