Goldman Sachs: Fund holdings continue to shift toward the semiconductor sub-sector, moving away from the software sector

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Golden Finance News reported that on May 25, the research team of Goldman Sachs pointed out that at the start of the second quarter of 2026, the holdings of hedge funds and mutual funds continued to tilt toward the semiconductor sub-sector, while reducing their allocation to the software sector. Behind this trend is investors’ increasingly deepening concerns that artificial intelligence will disrupt traditional software service companies, prompting them to withdraw related positions. At the individual stock level, analysts found that Microsoft is one of the stocks with the largest sell-off among hedge funds and mutual funds in terms of the net number of shares held reduced. While hedge funds generally reduced their holdings in most of the “seven major giants,” on a net basis they increased their positions in Meta and Apple. Within the semiconductor sector, analysts found that hedge funds increased their holdings in Lam Research, Applied Materials, and ASML, while mutual funds increased their holdings in Intel and SiTime.
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