Hedge funds are dumping their stock holdings at the fastest pace in four years as tariffs and signs of an economic slowdown in the U.S.

Hedge funds unwound positions in single stocks on Friday at the largest amount in over two years, with some activity comparable to March 2020, when portfolio managers cut market exposure during the pandemic,

HEDGE fund stock pickers and multi-strategy funds gave up around half their average yearly gains in Thursday’s (Mar 6) tech-driven equity sell-off, a note by Goldman Sachs showed. Read more at The Business Times.

Goldman Sachs lowers its S&P 500 target to 6,200, citing policy risks and economic concerns. The index lost $4 trillion in value.

Global hedge funds accelerated the unwinding of stock positions on Monday, mainly in the industrial sector, as they seek to reduce risk amid a selloff in U.S. stocks, according to Goldman Sachs notes.

Technology is the second worst-performing S&P 500 sector year-to-date with about an 8 per cent loss, after consumer discretionary stocks which have tumbled just over 9 per cent

Retail investors can learn a lot from tracking what hedge funds are buying and selling. Hedge funds are part of the “Smart Money,” and their large-scale transactions can give a sense of where the market may be headed Goldman Sachs analyzed 695 hedge funds that manage $3.

NEW YORK (Reuters) -Hedge funds reduced their exposure to stocks on Friday at the largest amount in more than two years, according to a Goldman Sachs note released on Monday. The bank added some hedge funds' large moves on Friday could be compared to what was seen in March 2020,